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We have received pamphlet, Essay on the Red Sui
phur Springs of Virginia. by Vser," from tho pen OF j.
H. S. of Richmond. 1t is an interesting sketch Of the
lovely mountain of that region and of the healing
qualities OF q valuable watering place.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN LOUISA

Al meeting of portion Of the Democracy of Louisa,
held their Court House. Monday the 10Th of May for
the purpose appointing delegates District Conven-
on held in Richmond, the 10th of the present
month"; 10 appoint delegates tho National Convention.
which Is assemble in the city OF Baltimore te lst ca
of June:
Chair in remarks explained the object of The
ing and r. NJ Trcc appointed Secreiary.
On motion Of S. S. Watson the Chairman appointed 80
delegates.
The following gentlemen appointed delegates TO said
Convention viz: w NJ Amber, X Pendlcton + 5 Watson.
Tally. B Francisco Collins G DickCIson I G Nor
s J Hyter T.. Gordon Layne, Hart, G Hopkins,
C Vest II Buckley Lpsco'nh, Cottom, B Wadty, )
B Sheon, NJ Parrish A Anderson w o Harris. b
Swift n iiilIs Crawford Richardson, Bibb, I Gar
tett, Vim w Goodwin.
On notion the Chairman and Secretary added 10
the list and any Democrats who may be in Richmond al
the time.
On notion the proceedings ordered to be published
in the Democratic papers OF Richmond
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would say this publicly, it not necessary Ba sa
lnnt any section deceived, and speak out plan'
For the man, entertain high opinion; but dier from
aim slightly politics. and al time when The South
commencing the struggle for commercial suprcssl -
practical free trade aid her, and not lhor
!rec Trade pull her down and protect the North.
THE SOUTH"
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DECLARATION OF WAR By TIE NEW GRANADiAN GO
RNNIENl r 10

NERNMENT AGAINST CHILE, PEKU.
The Government Of New Granada has declared war
against any and all nations found assisting Gen. Flores in
his revolutionary The President has issued
message proposing raise either by loan force sixteen
millions Of reals, millions Of dollars Also, raise
twenty thousand men assist in quelng the rebellion
The President Peru OF fitting vessels and
egners residing New Granada who have been found aid
ing Flores in any way He further that he believes
Flores is only cndeavong carry the revolutionary
Of 1876 in which he defeated BY the British
government. He however, thinks that if Flores is
full, Ecuador will make her way into New Granada.
Hon. G. Gushing, the American Charge nt Guayaquil,
says that he believes himself sufficiently authorized
that the oher States will not look with indifference any
wake movcmemens against Ecuadur likely 10 atec, the
independence OF the present Government.
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SCIiOOL AT BUCHANAN,

IL BOTETOCRT COUNTY, virginia.
,E n Of the subscribers School will commence on
Tus.!ay lst Of June
r. ours studies will be scale sufficiently extended to
youths for the highest classes at The University OF Virginia.
Az ., our Colleges
Is situated aprovebiay healthy and contain,
remarkably moral population II ia very acc, ssble ,na
:o, Richmond land passengers within fer ards OF the
hundred dollars per session Of months-one
paid on the June. and one half the ls u Novem-
This charge includes all expenses except Books and Statons
x si be furnished b. the sub crber Richmcnd prices
.x r. charged from the date OF entering, the
L Ji the Session.
or Guardians wishing further information will address
L. s1 PatonsbuIs Va PaonsburC the opposite side Of
4 ryr being the Post Office for Buchanan
4, ..S rsw WM r GAIT
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DIED.

h M. The 6r,, Of April 1857? Russeilsvs,
Kentucky The Ssh year Of Mr. JAMS ConDlN navs
ams. CIV Va Mr. widow ana an Interesting
family Of Children large number OF IN VIZ
he States depore MS sudden ana
in Virginia, Kentucky and Missouri will pea's s''
tht 4 place in their journals.
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COMMISSIONERS FOR DINwIDDIE COUNTY

The following named officers have been appointed
duct the elections in Dinwiddie county:
Commissioners for District No. l-Dr F. II Smith. F f
Jones, H Observation-Disclosures Of Elections Richard NJ
Barns.
Commissioners for No. 2-James Hargraye, Williamson
Perkins, Jno Bick-Conductor of Elections, VIM Stark
Perkins
wold VIM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Capt Vaughan.
Commissioners for No 4-Wm Powell Robt Rvcs
Batty Evans Conductor, Capt Doyle.
Commissioners for No. 5-Dr Worsiam, Capt Green
Hill f H AlIen-Conductor Richard Dance.
Commissioners for No. CDR f Harris Bosseau, Col
VIM Lewis-Conductor W Spain.
Commissioners for No Jos 6 Boisseau Thomas Whit
worth. F NJ Souherand-Conductor Moses Watts.
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Ea1:TE EOTyDRY.

he subscriber having removed The large Foundry erected BY
himself and fitted with machinery Of the latest and most
,d addition the nuac.ure Of Tobacco Flat.
j; as perare 10 receive orders Stationary Steam En-
Presses Of every description md kinds OF iron and
Ca lie le1ges himself 10 execute faithfully and with
ch all work entrusted him. ard respectfully eoca call
th friends and the public generally. PiilLiP KAHN,
Carey between Pearl and 18th streets.
highest cash prices paid for old ron and copper
n, s-rt
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Dir. Muse OF Essex, was in attendance witness be-
fore the Federal Court yesterday and necessarily absent
upon the calling of the ayes and in the House.
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 81, 1852.

Inc papers contain the melancholy particulars of Con-
roVorsy between Ex-senator Hannegan of indiana and
Capt Duncan, his brother n-aw living the house
at Covngton Indiana which led the death OF The latter
ltappears that the day and evening previous they had
ooh been drinking, and that tho morning of the sad oc
currence Capt Duncan up stairs Mr. Hannegan's
room and an alteration ensued between the parties when
Capt Duncan gave Mr. flanagan sap in the face Mr.
Hannegan upon the indgnily he M and the impulse the
moment struck Captain Duncan with knife in The lower
part OF the stomach ncting severe and what IS thought
dangerous wound From private letters and other sources
the Lafayette Journal has additional particulars OF
terest To all inquiries the cause OF the ditcu its
origin SC, Capt Duncan invariably replied "Nohing it
was noing and seemed determined reveal anything
that would afford additional evidence against Mr. Hannegan
II Is SAID that short time before he died he observed that
he himself was 10 blame II is thought by some that he
made private declarations The whole matter if
they have not set been made public. He died. after suffer.
ing the most Intense pain cain and composed fully and freely
orgplng Mr. Hannegan. Immediately after the occurrence
Capt Duncan requested the Masonic fraternity of which bot
ne and MI flanagan were members 10 take him in cha
lhcy DID So and he was buried with the honors of thai order
The funeral took place from Mr. Hannegans residence
where Capt. Duncan died The latter the only living
brother of Mrs Hannegan who still lives tho obicc, OF uni
versal pity The anguish OF Mr. Hannc.ans mind is said
TO be most intense and excruciang The consequences of
his rash act have driven him closely bordering
insanity. Captain Duncan member of his family
highly esteemed by all who knew him. He had resided in
Coringon but about years, merchant, and had
Gulned the good will and friendship Of the entire community
by his universal atablity and gentlemany demeanor.-
He formerly citizen OF Newark, o. and commanded
the only company of mounted remen from Ohio in The
Mexican His bravery and courage undoub,ed,
and many of his old acquanances will hear Of his death
with the poignant grief the deepest sorrow He leaves
no my-nerer having been married His age about
forty Al the time of his death he seemed be in the prime
oil lie-was hearty, hale, and Of fine commanding personal
appearance.
No steps had been taken for The of Mr. Hannegan.
The entire community although highly excited deeply sym
pahize with him in his oss the consequence OF his own
act Momentay passion and the influence of liquor
orally supposed there 10 be the Of the whole caami
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TEACHER,

ANTED after uly newt situation Teacher in school or
% by Young lady OF education and experience in teach.
sao the head OF Young Lades Summary eighteen
T-c&dw5w
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iRGINIA-A Rules held in the Clerks Office
s,. !Ss
a., E. Thorn and others PltGs:
Gai.,
Knapp VIII, NJ Lent, George w. Gocde, Lot Mead,
Hrad Win Moseley and Fanny his wife, E. X Beehcr, A.
Bush, Joshua j. Henry Thomas U. Smith William
emWay John c. Havcns, Amos Howes Samuei Cochran,G
49, William ". Pnnes and James NJ Sherman, and others,
i. Defts.
Of this suit have settlement Of the accounts res.
matters the bill mentioned and the said trust busl-
ahstl! wound and closed and affidavit having been
ueu a The defendants above named arc non residents OF
the said defendants notified appear al the
oe ho".n Iii the Clerks Office Of the said Court on the
10 July next and DO what is necessary 10 protect their
u aiss y ihi' suit. Acopy-Tosto:
,k9-ewlw p. ROBERTS, Clerk.
srSlA.-At Rules held in The Clerks Once Of tho Cir
M ls52: ioi u'' "oun'' " hsAii'0' 'ne '" uA'
~ figSo and Ann B., his wife, who Ann B. Wesey
g.. Plaintiff:
@"f'rt rage, and other Defs.
~ " 'hs suit is obtain settlement OF the accounts Of
&s une as executor OF Robert c. Wassy deceased, and
Of any balance which may be found 10 be due
. ,Sa u ahdavlt having been made and 1led that the
"a l.S named is resident Of this Commonwealth
Is notified 10 appear at the Rules to DO holdenn
the said Court the frst Monday in July nsx
,S, nse.''ary to protect h interests in this suit.
H. iIIt;w1. lssse: P. ROBERTS, Clerk.
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JOHN Nj, LATHAM,

WAsHISoroN CITY D. C.
ccES the several Courts Of the District Of Columbia
pertinent his profession, which may be cnrus
a. will meet with prompt attention. lie refers TO
!" Nessrs SglpsS. WIrHERs g. Co.,
G,n JSu NJ McCALLA, Washin6ton,D. c.
JAMES ]. MILLER, Esq,
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r. N. TRIcE, Sec'y.
DEMocR.TIC MEETING OF GOoCHLAND.

AT meeting OF portion of the Democrats of Gooch.
land county at the Court House, Monday the nth o
May 1852 Capt Thomas Taylor was called 20 the Chair
On motion the following gentlemen were selected dc
eentes TO represent the Democratic party Of Goochlnnt
county In the Convention which is to be held in Richmond
by the Democrats of The sixth Congressional District to
the purpose appointing delegates to the Baltimore Con
veniion, to wit ;.
Col Peter Guerrant, Walter Leake, Col John NJ Trevi
ian w W Cosby John Rutherford John Thompson
joseph Perkins, George Turner, Capt W Mathews
George Mayo George w Cox, James W. Jennings
Dabney Parrish Dr. S Coates, Robert iadcn, /
son. Mai James Poor, Martin James, Samuel Mills, DR.
G Parrish, Richard Sampson, J Harrison, Mai Daniel
John Ford Capt James Hoiernan, Crawford, Robcr
Jordan Dr. Thomas Watkins, DIR VIM Anderson and ThoE
Tamaman.
On notion the Chairman and Secretary added TO The
delegation.
Ordered that these proceedings be published.
THOMAS TAYLOR, Chairman.
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CHARLES GuERRASr, Secretary.

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION AT APPAHANNOCK.
The Convention for The nomination of Delegates 10 the
Baltimore Democratic Convention from the 9Th Congress
sonal District assembled in rappahannock Tuesday last
the llh inst and called 10 order by t eaie Esq
DR. Austin Brockenbrough was elected President, and y
Daniel and H w Dangerfcld, Esqs., Secretaries.
The following Delegates were present and answered 70
their names: 80 -
EssEx.-H w Dangerfeld, NJ r Fl Garne. Dr. J H Lat
ney Thomas Lewis. Or Thomas La,ney Richard Wright
enbroush DR. Thos Hunley, Dr. Thos Eabank, VIM B
Seward r Eubank.
KING WILLrAM-P Aylc,, Thos Gregory, Benz R
RICHMOND Couxrr.-Dr Ed c Christian, Thos Shack
elford, Vim Brockenbrough:
WrsrmoRELAsD-Rcha L T Beae DR. Brown.
Ktsa & QurEN-Wm Boulware, Edward Gresham. Is
Roane John r Hoskins, Washington Skeon NJ Jeltries
Thomas R Gresham, J R Howser, Worthngion, b
Davis, James Bagby.
On motion of MIR. Bouware committee consisting Oh
one delegate each of the counties represented was
pointed ascertain the mode of voting which should oe
adonted by the convention and the said committee reported
that each county should cast The number OF Democratic woes
poled therein the late gubernaorial election said voes
10 be equally divided among the delegates The SAID rePo'
was adopted by the convention.
Mr. Beale moved that the convention should proceed 10
the election of four deega;es 10 the Baltimore Convention
from this Congressional District. This motion gaze rlsc 10
quite an animate dscusson in which Messs Aylet MON
lueue and Others pacpated and it finally agreed hat
delegate should be sent from each one OF the counties
the district to the Convention at Baltimore.
The Convention then proceeded the election OF delegates
when the following gentlemen were elected: R. L. Mon
tague from Middesex NJ R. H. Garnett from Essex, r.
Ayets from King William Lyme Shackelford from Rch-
mond, H. A. Washington from Westmoreand, VIM boul-
from King Queen, E. Conway from sPosyvenia, ar
c. Mason from King George, VIM. P Taylor, from caro-.
lne and R. L. II. Beue delegate from the D.src' u
large.
On motion of Mr. Bouware the following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved That under existing circumstances Mr.. but
hanan Is the choice of this Convention for the next fie
dent
On further notion II !,
Resolved That the proceedings of this Convention DC
published in the Democratic Recorder Richmond Enquirer
and Examiner.
And on further notion the Convention adjourned sine ae
AUSTIN BROCKENBROUGH, Pres't.
S. G. DANIEL and secre,aries
H. w. DAEeERFrELp, )
Mr. Luke of Clarke has for two wesks been detaneo oy
d;snoo,Ion from his seat Ia the House of Delegates
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nIAIlRI.E WARD

>r ROGERS, SIN Street, Main. Richmond, Va, Deale,
ry,,n Italian and American Marble Monuments, TOmbs,
Sosss pieces o;evcry description Plates Fronts
,.,,,G in Carving executcdin the neaes manner
rom country with city reference promptly 70.
served his apprenticeship IN one o the
New York City and having much experience IN the
that all work executed at his Shop VIII give
fHess nn "a any dan, North or South Oct5-cy
TO CONTRACTORS.
,ur cGing Masonry Bridging Of the Roanake Valley Rail
R! z, miles in ength) will be lei a! the Office Of The Com
ss,Ie Va on Thursday, the Sd oil June. The Grading
=. {. in sections. E. A. BLANCfI, Chief Engineer.
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II. b. RICHARDS.
40 81, JOHN STREET. THREE DOORS BELOW
Nassau Street, New York,

IF0EMEkLY OF LYNCBBCEC, VIKGINIA.J
EEpS OF Hardware and Cutlery,
,sr every Tools, Builders Goods,
Articles. Persons wishing 10 purchase goods IN
La a,,ha lowest prices desired call hin, No 81,
se. they will find all articles the reasonable
|ns III. D. RICHARDS,
k,vI.-.l,, 81. Juhn street. New York
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JUICES CHRISTIAN AND CLCpTOS.

JUICES CHRISTIAN AND CLOPTON.
Several friends Of Judge Christian having informed me
that report was in circulation injurious TO him. in relation
10 the tnking of the county Of New Kent from his circuit
and adding 10 Judge ClOpton's circuit make the fonw-
Ing statement on that subject member OF The LIE.
gsiaturc in lSiI when that change made Mr. Gaines
of the county OF King and Queen introduced in the House
' Delegates resolution enquiring into the e5pedlency OF
changing the times of holding the courts in Judge Chris
tlans circuit at the Instance of Judge Christian BY the
change proposed the day proposed for hodng the
court in New Kent, which the held in the
county of Hanover whic adons the county New Kent.
which informed Mr. Gaines would be an Inconvenience
many of The citizens Of New Kent Hanover and desired
him TO name some other day for the holding OF New Kent
court which Dir. Gaines unwilling 10 do, and sug-
Gcstcd that the Inconvenience could be avoided by putting
New Kent in Judge Cpons circuit-,hat there
counties in Judge Christians circuit and only five In Judge
Cloptun's Mr. Gaines said he could see no objection
the change, and promised TO write Judge Christian
III" subJsc;, which ho informed he done and that
Judge Christian had objection D the change. Judge
Clo2ton, and as many of the citizens of New Kent
could consulted nd there being objection the
change was made. No objection complaint ever
made 10 ME in reference 10 Judge Christian, the
change made until he consulted; and injustice in
Jury whatever intended, far am Informed, TO
Judge Christian by the change. After il made heard
NJ compliant from any quarter in reference To the change.
K. T. LACY.
NEW kent MAY l4h, 1852
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TO TIIE. FARMERS OF VIRGINIA
AND NORTH CAROLINA.

slNfS SiIOES-IOME MADE.-Sevcral wealthy farmers
9: examined Slaves Plantation Broeue and left their
winter supply. induce advertise that We are pre-
for any number OF pairs suitable for plantation
r haEGs supply rail road conracts-they are nome
-. ssry superior. Orders addressed 10 us will meet with
p Aui which ure offered at The loves, rates
r. .-ccowGm PEMBERToN d BRO. Richmond, Va
Circuit Court OF Chancery for the county Of
s held Tho State Court House in the city OF Rchnond
Books and Margaret his WIFE, Pamela Hobson and Samuel
l,ss PIs
a executor James Dure deceased the said Richard
Rt:''ss: virginia his wife, E. o. Bod Durel Boyd Conway
k II: Try Boyc, Richard McRae surviving executor Of John
:': John McRae, r deceased, Benjamin w Leigh,
ne tceaDed Ss Williams, ate Sheriff Of Prince
,orny, aud such, administrator OF John Wilder De
"n'woh re ,bn ~,n o 9I psersbm@ ~ and
administrator ofIIecor Mcneil deceased, Thomas Branch
. d !s town Of Peter.bu,g and as sIc1 snsa'o oe
~ NtRae and Violet Claiborne Defa
thai this case was discontinued by tae decree o ne
s herein. The ninth day of March, eighteen hun
hy "n under The provision contained IN the seventh sec
ss huned and seventy -four of the Code OF Virginia.
icaring the plaintiff Ztchariah Brooks, has depart
Ne c ainri Margaret and Samuel Jones, by their
and The Plaintiff Pamela iohson, by her counsel this day
Court cinsatc the but IL not appearing that notice
has heen given. that any affidavit has been made OF
orn's for such reinstatement cause why such
given the Court without at this time oyerrung
n renstate The the further motion OF the said
y 'er counsel doth this motion lie dockced and
~ ttl The and that the defendants, or such o
se NOW living and within the jurisdiction OF this Couft, be
~ s application by being served with copy Of this order
defendants by publication thereof for four weeks, in
published the city oil Richmond to sho cause,
@ eaa at the tho order Of disnlsson afore
o be aside and this suit be reinstated upon The dock
A. Copy-Tesie,
8hhSIA,At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF The CIR
of Chancery FOR the County OF Henrco, the 9Th ay
easan,s and Julia A his wife, who Julia A. Keesce,
Pitts:
Cameron and Mary Jane his wife, and Thomas W. Kee,ee
&"st Delts
Of this suit, upon The bill in which an Injunction
ssd stop the sale of the land therein mentioned under the
;u. exhibited with said BILL is have division Of said
thereof and distribution Of the
az Of VIM Keesee decd and AFFIDAVIT; having made and
he defendants above named this Com.
the said DEFENDANTS notified appear at the Rules
~ the Clerks Office Of the said Court the FIRST Mon
r neI and do what is necessary protect their
s''E Acopy-Testc, ?. ROBERTS, Clerk.
sfft }-cw,w
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HEMHE Al.

lrpLEY JOHNSTON have removed 70 The store emily oc.
fIed by Messrs GAY MATHEWS Co. No las Eagle Square
receiving and opening large and handsome
r.. Staple and FIncy Dry Coos TO which they invite The
ot their former patrons, and the public generally
TIE PATRONS OF THE LATE CONCERN OF GAY, MA.
TnIWS Il co, AND TIE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
Js sliua,l Salesman In the Dry Goods Store OF
m cDLEY JOHNSTON successois 10 Meesrs GAY MATHEWS
respectfully beg leave ask the the
whose employ have spent several years. the
desirable sock Of staple and Dry Goods just
urncd by :henn feeling warranted in assuring them
position. aided by the accommodating aud liberal
f. a employers shall be alb 10 render them the ampest
kf,c. n WILLIAM C. FERGUSON.
El!6-c'f
FARM IN HENRICO FOR SALE.
avN the city OF Richmond offer for sale r.
a.ey for s presently Farm three miles below Richmond,
tang $50 ares For lerms apply TO
JESSE r KESEE, or
H. ;-r.t w. GODDIN.
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Mr. Luke of Clarke, has for wesks been Detained o.
indspoa.Ion from his seat In the House Of Delegates
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Iannptz an artist of New York, ia now occupied WIN
the execution CT monument in marble, To- me memory Oh
Richard Nj Johnson ordered by the State on henlurky
Southern shield., 1852-10-02
OF ARKANSAS, z DI .Il.

STATE OF ARKANSAS, !
 County of Philips.
 In the Phillips county Circuit Court, on the
 Chancerv side thereof, in Vacation, Sep
 tember 23d, 1852.
 George and Louis M. Troutman,)
 plainti4s.
 Fleetwood Hanks and William ors' Bill
 Russell, defendants.
 NOW on this day comes the said con- AV plainants by their solicitor, and files their Bill against the said defendants, the object of which is to set aside judgment obtained by William Russell in the United States Circuit Court for the District of Ar kansas, against Fleetwood Hanks and James Hanks as surviving administrators of Mil ander Hanks, deceased, on the 3Oth day of March, A. D. lS4l, and to subject certain lands in said Bill described as the property of said Milander Hanks, deceased, to the debts of said complainants. And it appear inp from an affidavit attached to said com plainatnt's Bill, that the said defendant Will liam Russell is not resident ot this State, but resides beyond the limits thereof. It is therefore ordered that he have notice of the pendencv of this suit by publication of this order in the "Southern ShieId," weekly printed in the town of Helena, in the State aforesaid, for the number of times ard within the time prescribed by law, and that unless he be and appear before the judge of our said Circuit Court, in Chan cery sitting at court to be holden at the Courthouse, in and for said county and State, on the fourth Monday in November next, Gt being the 22d day of said month) after the date hereof and then and there, on or before fourth day ofsaid term, plead, answer, or demur to said Bill, the same will be taken as confessed against him and a decree entered accordingly.
 Attest. R. H. YEATES, Clerk.
 Bv GEORGE w. ELLIS, D. C.
 A true copy from the Record u Attest: R.H. YEATES. Clerk.
 By GEORGE w. ELLIS, D. C.
 Sept. 25, 1852.