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THE ABDUCTION CASE.

The New ORLEANS papers are tearing 10 1in-
ders the .cumen's in The Crescent, which, says
The Della, were ''duly concoctcd and arranged by
The Cuba authorities, sent here by the Captain
General OF Cuba 10 the Spanish Consul ard pin
ted under the direction OF mis- lawyers"
We are amazed a, the cooness aud seli.com.
placeni with watch the Crescent, amidst the
Storm raging round its head, maintains its oris-
nal position and even hurts arrows Of sarcasm
at its phaanx OF opponens. Hear il:
We published yesterday The only authentic
statements which have appeared in regard to The
treatment of Rey in Havana. They entirely
upset all the len thousand nauIing ami contra
dctory reports thai had been circulate Alas,
Tor the abiucliuni.h, "Where be their lrlegraphs2
their invrntions2 their fishes vi magnetic intel
iyence thai were won't to set thu table ia roar 2
Not one now 10 mock their Own erinnins quite
CHAP iailen2 Now GET you 10 The false repufei' s
chamber and tell her, lei her pain, al inch thick,
10 his favor must she co;asj make her laugh al
thai"
Every other N. o. paper takes the opposite
side and treats The abduction as a '6xed fact
about which liule doubt is now expressed aly
where. The Delta says:
BY the same vessel that brought these docu.
menls, dispatches were forward d 10 our Distlicl
Attorney here, conlradicins. explaining, and Ut
tery refining everything they contained. Elk.
pecling the Captain Generals dispatches would
b. used on the trial before Jus ice Bright and
Commissioner Cohen, General Campbell, our
Consul, sent counter documels, which, however,
tie investigation having terminated, were trans
miilet 10 The Secretary OF Stale, at Washington.
We TOO, received letter from General Camp
bell, warning US OF the made-up documents OF
the Cuban authorities. Upon the fac's. as SET
forth in The expose ef the Consul, there XIII be a
dfect issue between General Campbell and the
Condo de A!coy, who L! TELEGRAPH in return
ior SsLdJval's compliment 20 his speaking out,
says twas reared in the school OF honor"
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rer,ns of tine EnUutrer.

.--Ths Enquirer is published DAILY lfnr the city,
,,SSEMl.WEEKl.Y tfor the country.) For the DAILY
s, seven dollars per annun, anc al the rate oircht
,, II taken for shorter pvriod than one year Tor
~ SC mi Weekly, five dollars per annum, and Three
lars fcr six months payable IN advencti paid IN
=. sret RENTED by mai! post paid; or siI Dollars
-, aunum al the end ofthe year.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
IL THE DAILY ESoulRER-Fur one square a
cen lines, or loss first insertion, hfty cents, ard
Is sue. ,edins insertion twenty-five censs-ii In
,,ir. cig. a week, twice a week, or three times
x..k. thirty seven and half cents.
is THE SEMI-WEEKLY-One square Of sixteen
n, sor less first insertion, cents for each ontinu-
Aace, so ceu,s.
annual advertisers ars charged fifty dollars for tr-
lines, and in that proportion for advertisements
:. create, lepclh--except Lottery Vendors and Aue-
.,nssrs vino are charged one hundred dollars (paper
riders from q distance must be accompanied with
m ADVANCE pay, satisfactory references, IL insure
,,.euii'n.
.-rcd and available Bank notes, al tho risk of tie
rthe postage c all letters being pad by the nri-
.,ua, the writer: IL is the accumulation of post
= n M extensive BUSINESS, which operates as a
"a. Tar unon TIE Editors.)
All Obituaries anu Marriages from the country
s.ey-r the party handwriting lie unknow al ID. q
nTfr must be authenticated by the rndorsa,un OF the
p,~aser in the neshborhood they will In 10 case
- ,ublshed. Every measure, that has been taken Ia
,.-.er, impositions Guzzes has prove
a.assiling We must therefore Insist iii such case
i, the communicationbeing certified by the name oil
Postmaster. torittea on the back Of the sett.r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-04
Epis copal High School Of Va
Thf DIOCESAN SCHOOL NEAR ALEXANDRIA. /
her a Doirympe, Rector.
upS a ~ mi

lhI bioS6Sh.f oCuOOL NEAR ALIEN hNUhlh
heu a Dalrympie, Rector.
THE next session OF this institution will CONNIE
on The second Wednesday, 18th Of September,
ana continue ten months. The object Of the Scho Ia
TO educate youth thoroughly on Christian principles,
prepare them Tor the Junior and Senior Glasses Of Col
ave IN every department Of Languages and Science,
ana Inc greatest Inns taken to competent IN
structIon IN every branch.
TERMS :-s200 per session, payable semi annually
IN advance Parents sending two pay SlcU each.
Bedding, $40 per session, extra.
The number Of students is limited To 75 Parents
who intend TO send are requested give satly
notice, that places may be reserved for them All who
purpose entering the School lily REQUEST
90 10 present themselves punclusy the first day
the session Application for admission and farther
formation TO be addressed 10 the Rector Post Office
Theological Seminary, Fairfax county, Virginia"
Aug. ,6-w3w& 2aw3wdSc
SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
MYTH the entire appreciation of my father, Mt
w Walter Coles, Of Woodvile, Ai6smarie, Viz.
gina, propose 10 open School at his residence on
the Isl oil October next, To comprise limited number
OF pupils. Having had considerable experience In The
inst uction If young PERSONS hope be able To pro-
mote the best interests Of those committed Ia my care
Enthusiastically and morally.
Terms for q session of tsn months:
Board and English Tuition, including Ornamental
Needle Work Sle5
Music on the Piano Forte 81
French, ID
(One half in advance)
The acknowledged saubrity of the green mountain
furnishes motive to those nhablng less healthy re-
sions which cannot fail to be appreciated
Early application solicited by Margaret Coles.
Reference made 10 Or William Bankhead, Freds.
ricksburg; John T Anderson, Esq. Hanover; William
l. Owen, Esq Halifax; Or John Gault ,Albemare.
Address, MIS- Isaac I Coles, Garland's Store. Able
marie.
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VALUABLE BOOKS.

We are indebted 10 Harper and Bjolhcrs,
through Harold and Murray Of this city, for
several interesting works published ty them in
their usual handsome style. we have room bul
Tor 4 brief notice:
The Mst9ry Of III, Gni!ed S!al.s Of A.. ric7,
from the discovery Of The Continent 20 The or
gaui2alion VI The government under The Federal
Constitution Richard iI,ldrsth, Esq The
difficult task Of presenting Compete history o
The United Siales in compact ani popular
form, seems 10 have BEEN .4i;hio.!y eyecut 1
after seven years literally to-, rs an auhpr
admirably prepared io7 IL mofk - his pur.
sus and studies. The style |, simple, clear and
slrong-and the TAGS :cl II ia'e:est and value
The work will make three larg, octave vols. like
Macauay's England Two oi them W. have
received.
Southeys Cvmm'n Pace BOca, paris l.. and
3D. complete. This la curious ard useful selec-
H. n OF thoughts and TAGS ilom authors @. all
ages and all manners. The book Is edited By
Southey's son-in law, John Wocd Wauer, 2. d.
Il second u'st 10 tie United States of Nort4
fueriea, by Sir Charles LYell, F. r. s., Pfesi-
d'ni OF the Geological Society Of London, com.
plete in Two paris. The antho. is mar Of science
and narrats with spirit and fairness what be saw
in The country. Ills description 9! the coal fields
Especially The Black Eir,h Pts in Chesieihe i,
opposite This city, is very insef' ing. His work
has eliclled warm commentator from British
Reviews.
1h. Wsolman. a Romance from The fruitful
pen oil James. We have not had time 10 skim over
il.
The Magic Of KindAss,, or the wondrons slo'
ry of the good Dwarf Huan-a pleasing romance
from the popular pen OF the Brothers Mathew
illustrated hy Cfuik. 1aass ard Meadow. !; is
we'll calculated 10 impress all with The rich bss'
sings Of happiness, dispensed b. a spiri! q
thariiy and kindness, 10 every pursuit OF life.
History Of Julius Gear and Of Marie IN
to'nefte, with handsome ersravings; by Jacob
Abbott. There make aholher attractive and
valuable contribution from The author, ior the
instruction and improvement Of the young.
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READIT. FARMERS.

TIE Southern (No.iois) Argus, has the fol-
loving Capital commentary on Wing Frophe-
c;e.:
In is47, when corn was first exported to
starving ireland, our Wig !hendz predicted that
il would only be temporary, ami SO soon as The
thai country, The exporulion would Gets also.
Bal slsts les received rom The United States
Gus om houses show lha. tn . va'lclnallons like
most other Wing prophet : have proved f4lla-
cious ard that instead OF Stepping with The
famine, the demand lor ,ur breads'niis has been
greater. 10 The month Il June ssl, the shipm- III
OF Indian corn from hi, county, exceedst isal
OF lhe same month OF The great famine year, by
$50 46G bushels-he total reins 2o13 69 Tor
that month This is a lact u.thy Of ecirs re-
memtere by our farmers. sad has thrown u
,erly inc The shade he futile c'sc,nenl TIA ii
was necessary to lps,efa hone na'kei in oTGfr
10 consume Tie sdrflu, produce Of he Fansr'
The truth is, this capiyalug term Il nome market
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Concord Academy.
THE next session Of this Institution Will CONNIE nc,
on the ist of October.
WM COLEMAN, A NJ, Principal.
LEWIS IL COLEMAN, A M.
FER z N C E 3:

Hon John Mason;s DIR e Scott. Speaker 81
thu senals Of virgna;s Thomas Randolph, ESQ.,
Albemarei Or ArnsIsad Cook. Portsmouth; Ro.
bert Z stanard, Esq, Richmond; WIN II Harrison,
Any; Richard Baylor Esq. Essex; Andrew Hunter,
ESQ., Jefferson; Clayton Coleman, ESQ., Louisa;
John Tabb, EsQ,s Gloucester; Nm II Roy, Egg
Gloucester; Hon Robert II T Hunter, Essex; Right
Reverend NJ ehoas Cobbs, D D, Bishop of Alabama;
Hon Thomas II Bayly, NJ {; Judge Daniel Coleman,
Alabama Hon James Seddon,s {; General
Frederick; Reverend William Friend, Port Royal;
John BRYAN, EsQ.- Gloucester; Thomas 4 Ghol.
son Esq PETERSBURG; M'ers w Fisher. Esq"
George F wilkins, Esq., Northanpton Franc Is
f Rlves, ESQ Petersburg.
Gentlemen who either had, or who nj present
have, sons wards members Of the Institution.
Aup
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MRS. LUCY Y. GRAY'S SEMINARY FOR
YOUNG LADIES - TAPPAHANNOCK,
ESSEX f,0IrNIV VIRGINIA


THE studies OF this Institution will be resumed
i the frs, Monday in October. The course of Ia
stlucton this institution is designed 10 be thorough
systematic ard extensive, embracing tho lower ard
higher branches of an English education, together with
the latin and French language music, &c. Teachers
OF experience fiji the different departments. and all
available by the Principal brought into reQu
ston 10 promote the best good Of her pupils, both mo-
rally and intellectually. That she has been successful
hes. To realize the extent the advantages offered
II IL necessary that those who propose entering The in
situton should do 80 possible 10 the begin
MIG OF the school year.
Pupils will be received at any time after the com.
mrncement IF the school year; bur- when entered they
will be expected to remain until the close unless notice
be given AT the time oil entrance.
ANY further particulars will be given on application
to tho Principal.
III ahana W. AM, ra,
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A NcW "ORCaN

We learn from The Republican thai Nj J. NJ
Crare, formerly The editor Of IA. "Southcrref"in
10 his city, means 10 Is atiish "lhe California
Wing" al $40 fer annum in advance, al San
+ anciscu, California:
"The coun'enance which he Las received, not
only from Wings OF he highest Standing 10 me
political and commercial world, OF this country,
as csH az f,oa our Gov rnment, ior his scheme
OF establishing a press in CALIFORNIA, certainty
jushes him IN lhr undertaking."
The Times says The paper will he tho
roughly Wing in LIS politics" and ii is "slad III
learn tina! his en- erprize is vu slu .us!ainsd "a
infucntia! parts.s at Washn.h.."
Now, after all the abuse o. "or9an." hy ne
Taylor press, is il no, strange ha! This "ihogpu : Is
(ul'ra) Wing" paper should he especially recon.
NEEDED as having "the couLtenance ci The Gog.
ernmen," Tor The csts blishmentu: new "crgap'
on the distant Paciti.1 is lie raper 10 be Ben.
tonan or ami li.nlunian-- Wilmot Provisu CT
nol1 Nothing is said gu this important point
bu the many Northern subscribers" ale speci
ally referred TO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-04

has nov become an "obsoee i,.ea," as all OFF pri.
ccs are rrguIa cd by r1teen teuand and he ami
val If each s'canier is looked 10 with the UNITS:
Anxiety to fix the price oil the commoti,y OF corn
as well as coloo, until at Icasl, The arrival Of Tie
succeeding one, which, sometimes. serves mos,
sacly 10 derang e The mail -,. The inquiry now
is, MI what is he price Of com in Boio', but
what Is The lew. by The last steamer, and what
does il command in Liverp0Gl!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-04
OAK GROVE ACADEMY

10 near Wildwood, Clarke county, Vireinia, In sua-
1 ton as healthy any, and desirable on every nc
count
The next session will on the Goth August,
and terminate on the 2Uth January following, The
taught Ancient and Modern Languages and
Mathematics and the course pursued Is similar to that
Of the University of Virginia. of which the Principal Is
q graduate.
Ra:ss Of Tsitisn.-For minor branches, Sl2 SO; for
Ancient Languages and Mathematics, or either. s2l;
for Modern Languages SIS extra There is contingent
charge of 20 cents per session.
Board, u, moderate rates, can be obtained the
Academy.
wildwood, Clarke county, Va.
SAML SCHOOLER, A NJ, Principal.
RxrEnEScEs-Professo O Harrison, NJ ., schee
de We're, l. l. ID, Ed Il Courienay, l. d, w Rogers,
l. l. d, !. Cabeli, NJ D, J Mnor, ESQ, ii Howard,
NJ d, II Rogers, 81 D, Davis, NJ D, w II mcGuf.
fee. and /. D, ofthe University; Rev IIof, R
Randolph, NJ d; W Nelson, u; Nsssrs u Clark, II
Nelson, N Burwrll, Sr, N B whiting, N Meade, of
Clarke county, Powers, Staunton; Professor V1nnhe,
Of iIampden Sidney; Professors F w and NJ Coleman,
Concord Academy; Ellis, Esq, Richmond
Aug7-cw6w
pJ- Fredericksburg Recorder, Alexandria Gazette,
National Integeucer and Virginia Free Press, will In
selt weekly for six weeks and send acts to wildwood
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL

NEAR LoRETrO, Essex COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
'I,HE next session begins on the first Of October
This Institution, which IL under The superncnd.
snce Of the subscriber, and established for the
education Of his own children, Ia Intended TO combine
the adv n,aaes Of thorough Academic with
the comforts and discipline of we'll regulated chris
tan home The course embraces all the branches
usually taught in full of English and CLASH
cal studies. The pupils, with the other members Of the
household form family circle, and ore under a
drn,, visan:, parental control.
Tue lpcation Is healthy, retired, and easy of access.
The steamboat passes between Fredericksburg and
baltimore twice j week. AMI carriage Will meet
either at Layon's, Saundefss Wharf, or Port Mlcou,
those who may give due notice Of their intended arrl
val The cara between Richmond and FredercS shurg
pass daily near the Bowling Green where conveyances
con be obtained.
The number Of Iupilsis limited rs to enable the
Teacher TO instruct and govern them efficiently They
may enter al any ims, but not for less term Than one
full session. The scholastic year. divided Into two
sessions Of Ave months each. Monthly reports are
transmitted - parents and guardians pocket mo-
ney must bs deposited with the subscriber Pupils are
MT allowed 10 contract any debts whatever. Books
and stationery furnished at retail prices
Terms Per session, payable in advance:
Far Tuition, 6oard, Lodging, Washing, Mcndng,
&C, SU
For Bed and bedding, If not supplied BY the pupil, s
For entrance and further Information, nppiyto
Rev JOHN r MCGUIRE,
Aup o3-cwtd Loretto. Essex county, Virginia.
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Amelia Academy.

fKNHE next session win open October lst, and close
August LIST; Terms $500 per session Of 10 months
payable 800 Isl October, and soO LIST March. Tho
rough instruction Ia all tho branches taught, and daily
TRANSACTIONS from English into Latin, Greek and
French. Discipline impartial parental and christian,
and system nf Instruction. relation and reporting,
such secure accuracy and advancement. Direct
Lodore p. u, Amelia.
WILLIAM II. HARRISON.
N. B.-Pnpils by the Richmond stage can obtain q
conveyance al Ersleston's tavern, one mile below
ro%ha'an Court House. July 3l-cwsw
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VERY VALUABLE PAMUNKEY LAND
FOR SALE

THE subscriber will receive private proposals, 10 the
l inst September, for the sale of WYOMING, IN
Xlg WllI.am-the property OF Mrs. II. Nelson and
satlrea. This tract Is SO well known TINT II IL unne-
e-ssy describe IL. Its improvements. fertility and
ficl!nes are exceeded by tract, perhaps, In the
,olaty Ii contains between eleven and twelve hum
s,.t acrsS-.hc cleared land divided into ftths, with
sa abundance Of marl-;he tim5ersd part heavy With
u. as, heart pine, superior 10 any in tie county Per
,n.d-sirous o. obtaining information had better VISIT
. Those who purchase must expect 10 pay IS fun va
ilr. AUSTIN BRuChENbhoUGH.
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-ewsw JNoBTINsLEy Pripc;o,l


NEAR LOUISA COURT aOU,k.-By Or r 4 MCKEE,
'I,HE se,son of this School Will commence on
the 18th day Of January and continue ten months,
with vacation of one month In Summer.
Or Mckee has taken the degree OF Master of Arts OF
the University of Virginia and has had several years
experience In teaching His course of instruction IL
thorough, embracing Latin, Greek, Mathematics,
French, Spanish, German, &C.
Twill take few boys Boarders In my family,
who will have the advantage, as heretofore, OF living
with the Teacher. Sly house Is about one mile from
Louisa Court House, In healthy part of the coun
try any In the State.
TERMs:-For Board, including Tuition for all or
any OF the gu jects taught, Sll5 for ten months.
The School limited 10 fifteen; and, therefore, those
desiring send should make early application TO The
subscriber. ELISHA MELTON.
Louisa Court House, August 2l-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-04

Will our friend of III. Wincht ser Virginian
serd us copy OF their paper Of The 2sih, contain
ing M. Faun,leIoy's Eulcgy or MIR. Po'k, Il
which letter from friend speaks 10 Terms ct
high compliment
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SITUATION WANTED.

A SITUATION WANTED nv Young man. either
on Farm rs Oversser, or In n Wholesale Grocery
store % Clerk References gentlemen OF high char
oCef can De gwen In relation 10 the experience In the
fomrr and competency for the latter.
address, w I, surry Court House, Virginia.
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FarsnyilIc Female Seminary

s'E exercises Of the next session will cnmmsnce ON
the frs, Moa1ay In October, and continue uninter-
rupIedly, with the exception Of 8 weeks recess al
Christmas, until the last Friday In July, following.
Terms r the session Of 10 months. az follows:
Board and Tuition in the English branches $50
Tuition ons 30
French asd Latin Languages each 81
Music 40
With an extra fee OF Ave dollars from zach member
oftne classes in Naturai Philosophy and Chemistry.
One hall Uf tho above cirges Is payable IN advance
the balance II the close 81 the session.
Pupils from distance unies, excused fer eeia
reasons, required 70 board in the family Of the pn
clpal.
Aug l4--cw6w JNo b TINsLEY, Principal.
SCHOOL IN GOOCHLAND COUNTY.
an the 18Th October, lss9. Miss Z G TAYLOR
" VIII opeE u select School In Goochland county,
al the Cottage, about five miles from Goochand Court
House. The course Of study will embrace all the
branches of thorough English Education, with La
tin, French aud Spanish. The number Of pupils Is
limited To ten.
Terms per session Of len months.
For Roard and Tuition In English, Sla5
LANGUAGES each Is
Nasc oil the usual charges
REFERENCES Right Reverend Bishop Meade;
Reverend Join Cooke; Reverend ~ t Bowers; Reyr-
rsnd + Berkeley.
Address, Gcochand Court House.
Aug 2l-ywll .thOct
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.sr0ad eco. Il E'ats fSaces

WILL commence on the ith Tuesday IN October, and
" continue four days
FIRST paY-rcRsp.Y-A sweepstake for 3 year
"a to;s and fleysSi00 entrance, SIS foreit-2 mile
he To name aud close lst day Of Sep;embsr-now 4
,sFrbers.
u dare enters CHI c, by Boston, dam Canary.
lanes Tally enters /, 81 Orator, dam Sarah WASH
ngpn.
rB Williamson enters chestnut colt by Trustee.
* y Green enters chestnut colt by Trustee, dam
G4ekle john.
SECOND DAY-WRpsFsDAy-Two RACES.
Firs Eace-Jockey Club Parse, , mile heats.
Second aace, same day-A swerpstaks for year old
sa:s and fiieys that never won race-ni!e heats
sJlrntrance, - fureit-3 more to make race-the
,oynetor add 50 dollarsto and close lst day
Of september.
THIRD DAY-THUnspAy-Two RACES.
frst Race-Jockey hub purss. mile heats.
Second Race, same day-A sweepstake for 2 year
oil colts and ilIeys-sngle mils-3D entrance, haf
fcriel-three or more to make facc-;o name and
clos, al day of Sep,embsrthe Proprietor TO add So dol
ss
FORTH DAY-FaIpAY-A sweeps,ake for year
elta urtri d-3 mile heats-50 dollars sstrance MALT
l,l.il-io name and close ist day Of september.
By order OF the President,
Iu,s 9o-cw3m w HANCOCK, Secretary.
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Arrsyas OF the Caledonia
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

Mar AInprLs. July % 1919.
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Plain,lG:

Is CHANG ERY-viRoisiA.-At Rules held In inc
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court o: Law
aatChancery for The county Of Bncknghnm, the ID
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The Union publishes the following ccnlmuni.
Gallon lr,m tan intelligent corr s1oudent, who
thoroughly understands the subject, and who
ir..'Y appreciates The conduct OF Mr. Denby:"
FIR the Union
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-04

fas defvndan,. Jane Bryant, not having entered her
speasace and gwen security, according TO the act Of
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and II appearing
satisfactory evidence that she Is .nhabilant OF
nntcuny, 1, Is Ordered, That the said defendant do
a before The Judge OF our said Court, at the Court
iais, on the tenth day OF September term next, and
ia.wer the p'aintfs BILL aud that copy of ts order
'etorthwnh inserted In the Richmond Enquirer,
aeaspaper published in Tie city of richmond for two
months sncec,svey and posted al The front door Of the
Ccarl house Of said county. Copy-Teste,
inlu o. ,ln,