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RICHMOND VA. lFRpAy MINING FEBRUARY ls 1919

sale and conveyance Of tract OF land in Pow
haian county, called "Marlin's" sold by Eliza
oetn q Finney in her own right, and as Truse.
ior ner children, 10 Daniel q. Davidson OF the CT
" OF Utica, in The Stale OF New York.
Mr.. SaEFFEY subsequently presented bill
Tor tina, purpose.
The following resolutions Of enquiry were
adopted:
BY Mr.. WoRTHlNGTON-( Pinance)--o
increasing the compensation OF The Comui..
sioner OF the Revenue of Jefferson county,.
BY Mr.. FERGUSON-( Roads) -T6a, if an
engineer should he employed by the Governors OF
Kentucky and Virginia. 10 survey Sandy River,
and to report TO them respectively the necessary
Improvement OF said river, that onc.half OF The
expense incurred in making said survey shall be
PAID oy this Stale, and the Auditor Of Public
Accounts is hereby authorized 10 issue warrant
topay The same.
"A bill authorizing a subscription fol The Com.
monwealth to the stock of the Lynchburg and
Tennessee Railroad Company wa. taken up, and
motion was made by Mr. PAXTON 10 Law The
same upon The table, Gas Messrs. Layne, Nc.
cue and others, were absent) and the said mo.
ton being under consideration, on motion Of
Mr.. PAXTON, The House adjourned.
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mos! prominent southern Wings, and plyine
tue way for Inc Spring elections. We have
surely reached d lamcniablc point OF descncracy.
Whcn party spirit overstrltes ard Inerges into
OBLIVION cur nationol honor, cur na,iona. pride,
ana our national integrity.
we nave referred briefly 10 his snijpct, Mes
sieuf> Eii'ors, iof The purpose II demonstrating
" oaT Democratic friends, tue obyiou, IN po.-
lance mere IS Tor unanimi!y and harmony 81 ac-
l!oni me great necessity here is Tor energetic
anu united effort On our paTl 10 secare IN. riumTh
Of those PRINCIPLES 81 teed"m and ,ndis,ut7jb
Tleats Ter which sc are new cunrntirs Wrh-
out lnenlinS 10 Grlroaaie IN aly dtgfee from
The many talented gentlemen whose names have
ceeh presented q tie c!tiZ' IT his district, IS
suitable indivltuas IL represent ifem in the next
Congress. Te caEn,t ortear oiv,na c5pressi, II i"
nr honest AMI impartial conyigiuus N regard
70 lie qnaica.i,ns aud AGA iaJi'uu Il one, VINO,
10 orr judgment N Is urguesuonaby The best
chahce OF securing ms Ci>nic, al lht ensuing
congressional elections IN our State. We re,er 10
WI. uainegi vi Essex genllemua whose emf
men, aoi'ii',s are we'll known no only 10 NJ, bDt
% me ci'iZens .! many ether States. apatttrom
me ihtHtetndi and moldl qualification Of this
@rhi'tmah, We would recommend Tim. IS.
pecia ~, 10 the Z nveniiun, at this luucture,
iof ne vel known energy spil snd indie
ii'isap!t perseverance 81 which he is posses
sec; Qualities, which, when AIKEN in connection
win MS graf force oi talrn, 81 conspicuous In
DEBATE renters him just lie man We require
~ IN present emergency. In expfe>s 9
our preference Tor Nj Garnet We u,erly
discla'm al considerations Il personal ia
vofHism, a, a many oi u. lhis gentleman is
entirely unknown, e1cep, by reruta ion, and
cam Only 10 De actuard by sincere desire 10
ensu,e Ihr Triumph y. lie Democratic pauy IN
our District. II ccrelGsien We would adj hat
with regard 10 Mr.. Gefncus ase and insxrefi.
rnce % which We have heard some utiec'iurs
oHeiefi we can "nlY a'c, i.um good autn,iI Y
NAT hr i more than tao years beyond the peri /
prescribed ty law a ne minimum eligible act /,
and several years senior 10 that period II hie al
whicn some ul our most eminent statesmen con-.
meLctd their poica career. Without having
ever been legitimate G,emhcr oi either Ike
STAT" or Naliona Legislature, ard hehcc nol a
PRACTICAL legislator, n has nevertheless We arc
informed, MADE i an ohIcc ior many Winners -
visL Congress, toi h purpose II Maintaining
himself VIII legislative ~ = AMI looms, ~ ~
- T. enjoy The benrt> 81 IN inlimale associa-
zion vim -. 5000 -.'"t' 49, &,
among large number 81 whom We nave been
recently iod. he 40 raJays an eLWab!e irpu.a-
ton.
MANY VOTERS OF KING GEORGE.
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Correspondence OF the Baltimore Argus.
MA.I.INGT N, Feb. 10, 1919.
The Id,cy Of tie Nev .sdmsnist'0t'on Hh0
cnn q Ger. I@uL0r.

Tie Pcl,cy Of tie New administration Hh0
c0a tN:- Gen. T@ylr
Ana now about IN, policy ~ tn new Admin
istration. MIR. Brown, oi Mississippi, maize an
abe speech today, insisting ba me people, III
the Presidential election, DID not condemn nc
Indcp, ntent Treasury, the farm Act o. leao,
the aic war, and other measures a decidieu some
week, since hy Nj Hunt, who II IS sali, IS 10
succeed Mir. Fillmore, as Comptroller oil me
State OF New York.
nTte Wings made ~ issues: they were inyi-
TED II 10 50 by the Democrats, out refused anu
il take. Two 10 make a. ISSUE" -"oiop, st"n,
remarked Mr.. Hunt 'ihr Baltimore Convention
nassel resolutions" Every uue," sand MIR.
Brown, "and they were determined, ani ny
afraid to declare their principles g The "'Iid.
"Wby.' !cioined Mr. Hdnt, 'ihc Wings had ds-
| clar.i their nr;nclpes." "Whele 7 ! presume
from what Inc gentleman says that fhey were
emb aiet il resolutions "Oh, -, nc beleg.'te
/ in Philadelphia, met 10 nominate - eaHa'u4Ni
| their piinc;es were alfeaiy hnowh, anu y wa
| an necessary Tor inetn to put them IN pfin'.
! T,,r, w-re several voices: one gentleman
asked "Whai are he rrlnClpes}'- Mr.. Hnht
| said that h. had not Time 10 ieii.-"Name one,
| contested a member III SLEEPY Hollow. Nh
| NrCle.nand wished ~ know wht,hs The 6ank-
rup acr, the Bank question the Proec I've l""-
cy the dlsribation al The proceeds 81 me SAFES ~
| INC Public Lands Sc. were 10 be revived, Di1'
Mr.. Hun, could not INFORM him All that ne
coulJ say was That The people hal condemnsG thc
Democratic measures, and maj Geh. iayio'
wan d pnrsnc liberal, enlightened 9oiicy, Tor
ne benef. OF the couruy, ami with no view q
suh.r,yins The mere lurTrss al pa!ty. "D!n
not the Wits in this House, III oihsr cav
asked Mr. Brown, "a;tempi Ia lesis!a'r win ihe
mention o! coaie ring patronage upon Gen. ay-
l,r. by making several bills, in which Oh e
were created, 10 take cifcci alter The an warren
Il dii no, mean Offices ,Gr. Huni replied.
The above IS substantially pau o. me "a
,ooue. L SHOWS ina, Mr. Hum. prominent
Whio from tar Sac u the Wee President cltct
knows nothing ol what i 70 he the course OF INC
ne,y Administrations he IS an amiabe and IA
rnt.d gentleman. bui ie i, a are other lriehos
NJ tho President eject IN The dark. "a !locfai
and enis hsned policy" RESTORATION o. The oe'
DAYS o, he Republic" SHE heroic age" aEd sucf
cr,ss will not satisfy the millions. To please
b,.n parties will ue impossible, and We may here
fire eYnsct a mot IN MIRA mii.-ant-"de'
r,ursc on he part 4 Gen. Taylor, ~ an uiua
/ ami b;uc.light career. Tne I'd soil. we ns'
. NV. means vel, AMI s. did Sa1 >oh, uaiil NJ
!, nilloye, his h ad in Tie lap q Deliiah, ana a.
!. there many o this iadys progeny, Win ihei
SCISSORS in her hands 10 ,nis ci!y o. intrigue
he NAV be snorn OF his strength, il nc place
"pcnerous conf :ence" II tee political direc Dry.
r JACKSON.
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PUBLIC MEETING IN RICHMOND.


Al meeting of the citizens OF Richmond,
held at the City Hall, on Tuesday evening" Inc
18th instant, on motion oil Mr.. L. h. fnes, Inc
Mayor, General Lambert, was appointed Chair-
man, and DR.. j. G. Cabell Secretary.
General Lambert, upon taking. The Chair,ex-
plained the object OF the meeting IN very ieei'hg
and appropriate remarks. ,.,o,,
On motion OF Dr. J NJ. Sheppard, the follow
ing Preamble and Resolutions were adopted
il having pleased line Almighty disposer OF AL
events to lake from among Us our u,ssinSui>neu
and beloved fellow. citizen, Benjamin Wd'ni"s
Leigh. we, The citizens Of Richmond, nave ,''s'
together Tor the purpose oil expressing .he "eep
% ho,r,.iel, prie, with which we are impressed
nv su solemn ami melancholy bereavement,
md we cannot permit The occasion 10 pass ny
without expressing our admiration oil MS high
and distinguished character. To The puresl VIZ
mo he added the most llusflou> talents, and
,bese were always devoted 10 DISTINGUISHED pa
lriotism. uncompfumising justice, anu me Sooa
NJ mankind. The inscnuousncss ahd oenisniiy
| nj ms nature were manifested IN All ms inter-
| cou,se with his teliowciVzens, anu he won
| their confidence and affection oY me SIM
| plicity and elegance Of his manners, coho,neu
with all those high attributes Which ,hdfhcu MN
as onp of The nobesi Of our race. Under Inc m
a. snch sentiments We are naturally
/ f1lPnce Il SUCH
oromnted 10 meet together, not only 10 assuaSe
our nfiel by blending our tears and rcconnlins
| his virues hut 10 make arrangements i"r some
nuhiic and more durable manifestation Oh the aP
rnroo;.,;,n in which we have ever held ms great
rh.r.c,er a. man and citizen. While IN nm
G.;anod so,ow we lament his death, and VII
consecratc his memory in our hearts, we iehueI
~ his hereav.d family our sympathy and CONGO
Ience. and 10 our counIymen us example d
"J Re !, therefore, Resolved, That his honor Ih'
Mayor. presiding over this meeting, 90 appoint
COMMUNE Of five, from each ward OF THIS CIV, U
un;,e with The committee CT the Bar, and an
o,her committee of our citizens, which have pee
or may be appointed, 10 carry ou' our WISHES
herein before expressed. ;,
Resolved. That The foregoing preamble ana re
solution be communicated 10 The family oil me ut
ceased, By The chairman oil inns meeting
On motion. the meeting adjourned:
'" WIN. LAMBERT, Chairman,
JIG. CABEr.L, Secretary
The following gentlemen were appointed
, commi,tce under The first resolution;
, Fua MONROE W4RD-Dr J. M snepnsI
!: Cen Remand Peylon, Edwin Robinson Df. In
1 Nelson. George w. Muntord.
1 Fo. M.p,scs WARD Gen. J. B. HaIvl
( csoIos Fisher Dr. VIM. A. Palleson, l. Il. oo
: din. Thomas R. Price. ut rvsu Ric
: FoR JErrERs1N WARD -LoitIn N. ENeu, NJ n;
I ard o Haskins, Poiliaux Robinson, James NJ
!. naird, Col George NJ. Carrine1oh.
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Del ., ne 5 February, a! 5 o'clock, T; NJ,
~ -. ,.s;i.nce ia the county OF Louisa, Of Pleu-
'i.y a,ef an illness Of nine days Capt. CHARLES
hA TSs INFECT oithis notice vas no ordinary man.
% mas man al ltltsrs--a man Il character
and commanded the admiration Of all Sho kne~
MIN No mar more a.neiuSs, more be- mere
cofdiai and sincere eyer lived. Ai0aY> a M H.. =
wbo generated his Maker, he became pons 70 ms
o,t ace and was tinen' SUDDEN 81 he BIB,
,rh;ch he frequently pronouncef worth more lha y
All orher hooks IN tbc word. He retained his m'nd
10 The last and his expiring WORDS were calm a. 9
,nu al hope tor him,eli while ne e1horeh DIS
- Id,en 10 rrusr in he Messiah who had power
- save But, as our object is 70 az I'd me-
ne,ce NJ his death 10 IN ernus rear ria ives
scattered abroad, as well a 10 numerous Valu'
friends, we will say no more, ierhos He' a
'n.ad ,s,, al, such viii say TIVE knew him AM
Lived him. and rcq1ire no cuiory 10 AWAKEN u
n , hsar. every iering Of love ard admia'f'i
tor one oll:ed and valued"
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WEDNESDAY, February Ii, 1873.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Prayer by The Rev. Mr.. Wuodbnds OF The
Episcopal Church.
The various commiueesmade lepors
Inc Committee Oh Propositions reported adj.
vcTsry on The resolution 70 chansin gind fixing
The time OF meeting OF The legislature
The committee on Roads &c, reported bills 10
incorrora The Baltimore Norfolk md Peers
burg Steamboat; Company, 10 incorporate The
Glenville and Charleston Turnpike Company;
in relation 10 The Richmondand Peteabnrg Rail
road Company; Incorporating The Berkeley ami
Jefferson Turnpike COMPANY; 10 Increase the
capita Il The Weston AMI Paramount Turnpike
Company; 10 incorporate III ShoH Creek Turn
pike Company; and The Maninsburg aud Potomac
Company, and The Fredericksburg and Blue
Ridge Steamboat Company; and for the Teliet oi
The Rappahannock Company.
Leave was given Mr.. ALLEN 10 report bill
No 5O3 concerning the suit Of Hugh Croy and
Patrick M'keown 5ainsl The north weslern lurn.
pike Company.
RESOLUTIONS or INQUIRY.
Inc following resolutions insirnciing he var-
Gus committees 10 inquire into The expediency u
the subjects referred To- were adopted
Mr. BOYD-(Banks) -Aulhorsin The Farm
vile Bank 10 supply additional capital 10 The
branch al Wythevle, SO lha! The same shall n. |
exceed $4,000; the said capital u be Iaised hy
subscription.
bill changing The lime Of hulGing me CIr-
cult Courts Of Rurl'I sred 10 + anu r IN,
marie, was amer|ss va ="
IN AZ !nl99iiii99R nng bills were read second time,
and on motions severally made, made The order
for Monday neXr.
Authorizing subscription nv The Common
wealth to the Lynchburg and Tennessee Rail
road Company; To incorporate The Covins'on
and Ohio Railroad Company; To incorporate The
Blue Ridge Railroad Company, and for The gTa'
dual redemption Of The public debt.
a bill appfopria'ng The public reycnue, On
motion of MIR. COOK, was laid on The table
A bill chat'erins The Hardy County. Savings
Bank, was Cd motion OF Mr.. WELTON amend
ded, and ordered 10 be engrossed.
A bill 10 incorporate the Swift Creek Manuiac
turing Company an Cneserfeld-on motion
| Mr.. SYME, was laid on the table.
INoRossED BILLS
The following engTos.ed bills were read
| third time and passed: : Concerning bail IN CIV
actions-To amend The charter oil NoIlo'H-
Changing The time OF holding he Count,
Court OF Harrison-In incorporating the town Q
Charleston in Kanawha.
SMALL Notes.
An ensrossed bill, authorizing the Banks u Is
sue small hoes was read MIRA Tune an
passed ayes So, noes 40
The bill chanering the Central Bank OF w
cnia was taken up on molioa Of Mr. haR
and Iscommitcd
A large number OF bills [some 1901 were pas
"a through their FIST reading "A large numot
OF committees reports were also read ara agree
10: and others laid on the table, 10 be hefea' {
considered
hbuut three o'clock various motions 10 d
iourn were made, showing no quorum ptesen..
Finally on motion by Mf. MhIon " a. :,
iourn The ayes ana noes wsrc demanded, and Il
vote was-ayes As noes %.
So The House adjourned.
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RICH MOND, Va.
Thursday Morning, February Is. ls49.
THE PUBLIC PRINTING.

As we expected, the Wing press OF The city,
with Ire exception OF the Republican, which
simply refers 10 The result Of the election have
assaiied the Legislature Tor lbc manstreus act Of
elecling one Of lhe Editors OF This paper 10 the
Office Of Public Printer. The Times reads HE
Legislature lecture Tor their 'eminentlY re-
prehensihie" course; and The Wing, in brief ar
iicle, characterized by lis usual impo.ent malice
promises "a word" more on the subject to-day
We shall wait FOR that threatened "wom"-and
then, once tcr all, return The conjoint assault by
one broad-sde. Our engagements yesterday, in
preparing Tor our new duties, themselves prevent
our noticing the subjec, I, day, and will account
10 our readers for The temporary absence Of
Editorial matter this morning. We shall soon
be under weigh, and We will undertake 10 expose
the fimsy nature OF the attacks OF these pre-
Tossing patriots and 10 justify, on the fullest and
broadest grounds of justice, propreiy ard right,
the late action of the Democratic Legislature
For ourselves, We can freely say hat our con-
science approves all that We have bul, as
our seneLsus friends in he Legislature have
been grossly ard waniGnly assaulted through US,
il will be our duty, as il will be our pride and
pleasure, 10 vnticate their conduct ttium-
phany aud beyond controversy. The tao
Wing papers here have thrown down The gauLt-
lei Of defiance. We cannot be blamed for taking
il NJ, and planting on Their true ground the mo-
lives Of our lfients and ourselves. Parizan
journals have thrust into lie controversy matters
which delcacy and piopTety should have ex-
cludcd The consequences be upon them, and
not upon US. We arc ready 10 go before the
people uron The taos and The arguments.
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erIcR, Tor The establishment separate election
! IN SAID county. BY Mr.. DNALD: OF CT
izens VI Marshall, remonslng against The IS
Laolisnment OF an election zinc, al Rockland
School House. BY Mr. RRISON OF Lou
doan Oh Benz F. Taylolnd others, for an
act TO permit Wilson nde,, free negro. 10
remain In The commonwei. By Mr.. ROB.
lNSON: OF ine Norfolk Saen's Friend c-
ETY. Tor an appropriation the Treasury 10
aid in erecting buildings the protection and
security OF seamep.
message ssas received m The Senate stat.
psn 'aa1 p! They had agreed the resolution OF
MNSHEFFEY nomina John z. C5lin.
MIR: CLAIBORNE nnnaed B. Nj. De VIII,
but subsequently, Withdrew name
1--WE are authorized to ST. that MIR. De VIII
addressed letter TO his fries in the House, re-
quesling The withdrawal offs name as candI
Date, ~ case lis conlinuan before The House
should produce colIsiu with his political
friends.
Mr.. WOOD nominated IN. f. Richie.
Alter long discussioa(in which Messrs
CONWAY, SCOTT, ago. SYME and
others, took paTt) The rollwas called, and the
result was AS follows:
:, Or ,.h {. hlIcHtR-Mefs. HOPKINS, (Speakrr u
Mock, hoisseau, Powell, Chtham, Byrd, De Camp
, Harrison OF Brunswick, Main of Brunswick, Mon
cure Of Carnlinr, Jones, arbour, IT., Vaughan,
McCluny, Claiborne, EdWds, Wool. sydnor,
Baily, Gnerrant, Carroll lajor, Stoval, Bassell,
Mullins; Houser. Tomn, ,ne of Lee. Ferguson,
Harris, Newman, Mcdonald, hepard Colrhan whit.
Tie, Ianery, Brirpe Of MourG Gus,n, Bun PannelI,
Jr BuswelI fiiner. Cack-y, !airas, HerbrS, Riyes,
Harrison Of Prince William, Iok, Martz, Haner. Fu-
gate, PiItnan. sihert, Conw,, Moncure of stafford,
HaIeragr, Nicholson, George, ,oyers, Massey, oodson
and Cons-62.
Fns }. B, .Finney, Watson, Hart,
sheffey, Mitchell Faulkner ,nak, Byrne of Brxtcn,
Lewis AMI Gilmrr, Kyle, wis, Irvine OF Can,ber
Lacy Carhwell, Irving of Cumberland, segar, carke,
Thomas, Scott, Rector, Howard Of Floyd Sti man,
Price, D4Ifacott, Welton, Lacaster, Howard Of ames
City, York and Williamsburg, Worlhington, 'hom.
son of Jefferson, Laidey, Wallace, Webb, jr. Har.
rison Of i.oud3un, White, BEARD, CIendrnin Bar
nett, Perrow, Cowper, VERIFY Booth, Turner ,;yme,
rownes, Grasty, Golf, strothr, Mayo, Dorma, As
ton, Thompson Of smyth, Gran, Bnrdet., Harr and
Boyd-5i
Joint vote with the Senate Richie 70, Coin CO.
50 w. F. Richie was declared duly elected
Public Printer
On motion Of MIR. LACE,
The House adjourned
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IOHA.-We understand (says he Union ina.
,e.oln,ions instructire Eef $ nrtofs 10 v.'r 20
lie Wilmo. Ptoviso alter having passed ine se-
n,,e by maj1riy Of tour, we're LAID upon me "a
III. in the nous-anc were noI aiken up o.i,ie
ice leeislau'- finally adjourned. Thus ne WI
mo, Pfoyiso has tailed in oac 81 the yonn2es1
States IN the Union.
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General Jssup, ~ ashing'on, D. c.
n,scovrny MOUNTAIN PASS.

DISCOVEKf UF NEW 'lOO1 T TIT
A Texan hunter gives the following account
Of a new pass through the great chain oil noun
taips which traverse the continent;
He states, according to the Houston Telegraph,
that there is broad pass between the vast ranges
If the Anahuac Mountains on the SCUM, ana
Rocky Mountains or cord'lleras oil me enc NORM IN
that extends quite across the continent from Inc
valley Of the Rio Grande to the valley Of , inc
Rio Hiaqui This pass, he says resembles Inc
Sopthwes, Pass discovered oy fremont anu ihe
ascent 10 the summit Of the table lands OF NcAi
60 is there so gradual, that it appears like 40
| extended plain, and carriages and loaded wa
gon. can pass from The valley oil me MO Iranos
70 the valley Of the Hiaqu, as easily as they can
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VOLUME XLV.--l<Uai.k,& SIS.

pass over the uudulatins prairics of Western
Texas The distance from one valley % the other,
he estimates a, only 500 miles. This pass, he
says, about in the latitude Of ~ degrees extends
between the valleys of Moncloya and the CO.
chos
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We arc requested 10 announce that William
Harris will be candidate ioy reelection 10
the next House OF Delegates rom lie county Of
Louisa.
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ms CHANCERY-VIRoIsIA:- AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
nd Chancey Tor Cumberland county on Monday, the
laday Of January, 1919:
Bacon Tait Plaintiff:
against
Caroline De Ends, Louisa De Ende and Eliza De
Fade, Defendants.
her appearance and given security, according TO the
SCI Of Assembly and The rule Of this Court and it APP
prang by satisfactory evidence that she Is not an nha
btant OF this Commonwealth u Is ordered, that the
ni defendant do appear here on the first day OF the
next March term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff
and that copy OF this order he forthwith inserted In
newspaper published in the city OF Richmond for
months successfully aud posted al the front door Of
me Court house If this county.
Copy-Teste,
Jan s-ewam b wooDsoN. be.
Is CHANCERY - yiRclSiA: AT Court held for
Cumberland County, the pad day Of January, l649:
Paulna McLaurine, administrator Of Archibald
MeLautine, deceased, and in her own right, Plaintiff:
against
Richard II Roberts and Jane Frances his wife. for
Joshua Leigh McLaurine, Isabella, Ann, Louisa Nc
Laurlne and Archibald Mc Laurine, Defendants.
The defendants, Richard II Roberts and Jane Fan
his wife, having entered their appearance and
wen security, according TO the act Of Assembly and
he rules of this Court, and IL appearing by salts.
etory evidence that they are not Inhabitants OF this
1t is Ordered, that the said defendants
appear here on the first day of the next April term
Ind answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy of
hs order he forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
hed In the city Of Richmond, for months success
Pey, aud posted at the front door Of the Courthouse
pi this county. a Copy-Teste
Feb a-cwam BIB WooDsoN,C.
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IN GOD and available Bank noes, at the risk OF the
Edlcr tae postage ej all Eaters 6eisg pad 6y the or-
rhs postage Of single letter IS scarcely OF any
account Ia lie writer: II Is the accumulation of posi-
age IN an extensive business, which operates us
serious tax upnn tre Editors
Or All O6itxaries and Marriages from the country,
s-never the party's hand-wrlngis unknown al this
ice, be authenticated by the rndorsation OF the
simaser in the eghborhood, they will In no case
u published. Every measure, that has been taken to
,ven positions and quiZzes, has proved heretofore
aarang We must, therefore, insist, IN such case,
upcn the communicatonbengc certified by the name OF
ID 'osfmaster. nritten on the back Of thelet