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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-12

Or. IAFIN's TRUE and GENUINE eek
MAN CORN PLASTER.
An infallible remedy for coFns, ipeediiy renoS-
inc them, root and branch, without giving pam
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-12

INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.
A fafe and fpecdy remedy for the venerial diff
cafe.
An ounce of prevention is worth pound of
cure
For the prevention and cure of bilious and ma
llgnant fevers,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-12
SAMUEL BISHOP,
RonrsHLlgR, s STATIoNEg

BooKsrLLeR, s STATIoNEs
Re[beRfully informs TIE Public that be has
rreeivsd fran Lee y Cas- P1fsSt ana
Family Medicine Store. Baltimore, q
5rsl5 agarfmeut IF tie f0llossAs
Valuable Medicines,
gy5ieb are in b;gb sessm AID general re
tbrougbouf fbe Uaited States, many q
them 5eixg Jald cheaper than The drugs
| sfzvbieb they are eompoan9ed, eoald Be
px,ebejed,at retail Store.
g TAKE NoTIcE,
Ibat S. Byl5op safpoiafed The ONLY II
genf fordlexaudria.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-12
is REC oMMREDED
.nr. 45AHN.s AMI BILIOUS Pills.

Dr. 5IAIINss AM i,BILLlOUS-P PILLS.
The operation Of thsfe pills ispcltecfiy mild, fo
as to be ufed with faiety by pcrions in every fsu
non, and OF every age.
They are excellently adaPtedta csrryof fuper-
Auous bile, and prevent its morbid fecretions--to
reltore and amend the sppssite--to Procurea free
perfpiration, and thereby prevent colds, which
are often attended with fatal confequences--:,
dofe never fails 20 removea cold, il taken on its
frH appearance. They are celebrated for re-
moving hauirual observation-disclosures at the TO-
mach, and ievere head ache---and ought to be
taken by all perlons on change of climate.
ar Sold likewife BY S. Plaa7-.
fanIs, Richmond RoG and Don
gla6, Pe5erJ6arg /; 7. Green, Ere
deriek)1u1gh; G. Pwdse, Smith
fssld; M. Jones, SgGoN !; DR..
Miller, Wuehseer r. Green
how, Wlhamlbwg; and + Shaw,
Leelbwg.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-12
DR.. HAMILToN.s ELIXIR,

Ailhmas, Casarrhs, Sore Threats, and Ap-
preaching Confumptons.
To parents zvbo nay haze fbildrea a1titfe6
qmf6 The HOPPING COUGH
This difcovery is of the ira niagaitude, as i
IS an immediate relief, checks The progreis, and
IN 4 ihurt time entirely removes the moitcrne
diforder-so which children are liable--the Ehx'f
is e PERFECTLY ayr cable and the dole 10 imali,
that no difficulty arifes in takingit.
Frgm LUTHER M.aRTIN, En-. .4ttoy-
: ney General fstbs Stare Of Marylana.
Gentlemen,
comply with your requea in Eating my
opinion Of Hamilton's Elixir. 1t has been ufed
IN my family for two or three years paR, with
uniform iuecefs, whenever colds, coughs, or Il s
miIar conlpiaints have rendered medicine. ne
ceifary + have myielf found it an excellent and
agreeable remedy for very painful and trou-
blefome afFscfion of the breaa, acc mpanied
: with iorenels and with obltructel and difficult
5 breathing.
On thsie accounts do not heGtate 60 recon-
mend t4anliitons Elixir, as a valuable medicine,
and deicrving pubic attention.
LUTHER MARTIN. &.
Mr.. Abiiah Henly, Bridgc-Street, Baltimore,
was cured by one bottle of Hamiton's elixir Of !.
very complicated diforder, cccalioned by fe-
we're cold caught feveral months ago. He
brsashed with the greate2 difficulty, and was
often thrown into weakening iwcats when he
attempted to wax any ditance, and his voice
would traquentIy fail in fuch degree that he
could only attempt ts wllifper ], he has been
upwards of tx weeks without return Of his
complains. and deGrcs to give, thi public tef.
sialony in favour CT this invaluable medicine.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-12
IANNEY e PATTON,

Haze recafvsd, AID 1ytar @k,
Catalonia wine in hhds. & quarter c'k'
Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada, St. hltls'
ST. Vincenss ard Barbadoes-rum IN nhas'
Loaf and Lump Sugar, ot,the nil qa''
lily,
Mufcovado Sugar in hhds.
$50 Bbls. Statia do.
Hayannah Moiailes in Hhds.
Havannah white and brown Sugars, 10
Boxes and Bp.s.
Soap and Candles in Boxes,
Sweet Oil in do.
Raiins in Boxes and Kegs
Pepper and Coffee in Bags.
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT os oHoiS
-Cessfmg ef
Mems Calf in Trunks,
Ladies' Kid and Morocco DO. II Boxes
EAST INDIA GOODS, VIZ
Nankeens, Baftas, Mamoody's oof-
abs, Guzinahs, Cai1ahs, Mcharags' = Gun
yes, Stripes, and one bale OF handi'"'
Deiorfoy.
ALSO
Ravens and Ruaia Duck and Shee'' a
BY the piece or bale, and two bales ms
Ruaia Odnaburgs. r. and
A complete saortment Of Kaf, IA ; s's
New. England Cordage, and one n,l
Cable 10 fashoms long. il'''''
lily of Upper Leather. 4
June g.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-12
Gentlenlen,

N1SitiCtlCug
purchafed at your HOP the preparations you
call iiamiron's ElIence, or kxtraef OF Muifard.
which believe has perfectly removed chronic.
rheunatifm Coz that kind named ieiatica, or of
the hip iohis under which had laboured for a
long time, ard which had bafled every article
il the Materia Medica, and every mode OF treat
ment received into practice for the cure OF this.
obitinate diicaie, isyou think this letter uieiu'
you are at liberty to make it public.
Yours, &c.
p. WEATHER BURN.
John Hoover, rope-maher, South second
Street, between Mary ard Chriaan-Streets
Philadelphia, voluntarily naketh cath as FOL
lows. namely thar his wife, Mary Hoover, was
70 fsverely aiH9ed with violent rheumatifai,
very dangerously lsuated, the corftsuence of a
ieverc cold after lying in as 70 be c,.,fned 10 her
bed for feseral weeks, ard was at length re
dueed to the melancholy apprehension Of re
naining cripple for lie. notwithstanding the
mott Respectable medical advice was followed.
and every probable rtnledy attempted: when
fleeing feverai cafes Of cures performed by tia-
miltons EfIence and Extract of Mueard, they
were procured from Mr.. Birch, No. II. Souh
Second-Srset. The irif application enabled
her 70 walk acrci, the roonl, and theule OF enc
bottle reifoEed her to her ufuai fate of health
aud itrcngth. JOHN HOOVER
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-12
Iohn Gardner Laid

Hal late5 rteeived for ,JaA at bis Var.
bogls, Prince FRET Wbaf
RuGia Sheetings, !
Ruaia and Ravens Duck PSI 0ae0f
And India Cotton piece
German Linens and one trunk lewipp
Silks and Ribbons,
A few pair handfome Looking Glaas
in gilt and mahogany frames,
Two bales Ct Paper iiangings,
A great variety OF mems, womeus and
childrens' lhoes, coarfe and fine,
5 5 S::;: a,''' nj r1n,
Tea table fetts of China in boxes,
Cotton, wool and playing Cards,
Holland and country Gin of the bss
quality in pipes,
W. India, and Nd
England Rum, inlhds and Bis.
,Moialss * sugars
Coffee in bags,
Spinning Cotton,
Butter in hrkins,
Beef and Polk in bis. and half bis,
Spernaceli and talIow Candies,
White and brown Soap,
Chocolate Of the beit and common fort,
Chcefe Of an extraordinary fine quality,
Shad, Herfings and dried Cod fllh,
Aquantity ofred Soal Leather,
Frefh Raifns and Figs in calks,
Lemons in boxes,
Pepper, Alfpice, Nutmegs, Almonds,
and a lmal quantity of ffeih Hops, &c.
AJo,
About 50 tons Of Lignumvlts.
May 10.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-12
Fifty bis. OF fOkK tor ialeb v
VIM. HAIR TSHORMP

] wlllglye Ten Dollars reward
to any perion who will give Information
of the thief or thieves who broke one, ~.
warchoule on Kinks wharf, few nipb,,
ago, and itole one barrel of pork from
thence, provided the proof is e. aacieu, "a
convict the thief. WI
s mo. IA. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-12
THE ANopYNE e. .IxIR.

Fer the cure Of every kind Of headache.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-12

Sworn and fubfcr;bed before Ebenezer Fcrgn-
on Efq, one Of che jultices Of the peace for PHI
ladcfphia County,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-07
FOR SALE
/ he Tract OF Land

Where 1--we in Charlotte county, con-
.tainin;. between 1000 and HOO acres, in
the fork OF Ash-Carnp Creek, and little
Roam -Oke river, binding on the river a
lboye T. mile; about four miles, h.iow the
courthouse, having suIliciency Of clear
ed san;i 10 WORK or 10 ands TO advantage,
asder good repair, with 4 very good dwel-
ling house on it SO by sc feet, entirely
new, as well IS most OF the out houses, for
81 gentecl family. There are also on the
tract two othec separate framed dwelling
| houses with brick chimnies. 1t is we'll
watcred with good springs and branches
and has SONIC very excellent meadow lama
and within q miie of a good grist aud saw
mill. 4 good bargain may be had for rea-
day money To accommodate pnrchas'
ers Il may be divided conveniently Aiur
ther description might he deemed super
! fluous, as il is presumed those inclined &
parchasc would first view thc premises.
wiki also sell one other tract OF S42 a
ores OF woodland, in Campbell county, OF
!, the road, two miles above the courthouse
For terms apply to the subscriber ne~
Charlotte courthouse.
JOHN A:fSH REID.
! July Is, 1902. (eo4O
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-07
Fer Sale,
lK.aEU.LsLE
'Tract OF Land,

yN Prince Edward county, lying on San-
4 dy River and contains 7l3 ID acres
there are upwards Of one hundred acres OF
low ground, small part of which is 10
clear, and excellent meadows may be mad
with but ht;le trouble and small expence.
There is Good dwelling house with four
rooO,s helow and two above, and all neces-
sary oct houses. The plsn,ation is under
good fences, AID IL prime order Tor CROP
ping. 'FhelA is well wstercd, as there
are twelve er-ii.tcen good Springs ON ii
\ farther description is Thought unneces-
sary, as It is presumed no person viii pur-
chase vithou. srst viewing the land, which
will be shown by the subscribe, On MIR.
JOHN NAsn, living near it if it is not
sold priSs;sly before the siXth day OF sep
tcmber ncxt,it viii on that day be sold to
the highest bidder. One half of the pur-
chase money will be required when pos
session is given, which will be the first day
OF December Rext, and credit of J.
months viii he allowed for the other half
the purchaser giving bond and approved
security, to carry interest from the date i
not punctualiy paid. MALE NEGROES
rom Ia 20 SO years OF are, will be taken
in part payment at valuation, or TOBAC-
! CO inspected at Richmond, Manchestel
or Petersburg, at cash price.
J OWEN HASKINS.
J Prince Edward, J',ly 81, 1902. (ew,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-07
'IiE. sub 'criher being DESTROYS to re-
Z move 70 The state OF Tennessee, VIII
sell that valuable
Yya6f Of LIND.

Whereon he COW lives, lying On Twittic's
Creek in Charlotte county, containing o.
bout 1900 acres. Ii bordcrs on the Creek
about two miles, into which runs four
branches in parallel directions, nearly e.
quaiiy distant from each other; ON each
OF these branches are several very excel
lent springs OF good water; there is on the
tract, i suppose) near three hundred acres
Of low grounds, including a great deal of
excellent meadow land, good orchards Of
al Kinds OF fruit trees, particularly an APP
pie orchard OF about Two hundred trees,
mostly Hughes CRABS, that seldom or ne
yer ieli bearing: The houses are, a good
! dwelling house, three rooms below and
three above stairs, with two brick chimnies
and four fire places, with an excellent cell
La under the whole, dividedinto two rooms,
work house pf two rooms with a kitchen
under il walisd with brick. a good brick
chimney, With Ere places IN each room,
! Meat house, Dairy, Two Lumber houses.
S<c. sc. all in good repair, and covered
with feathered3e plank. This tract ofland
might he conveniently divided into two Sc
! parate .racts, one to contain about 300, and
! the other about 500 acres, the former will
include the dwelling house, plantation.
orchards, sc. the latter viii mostly be
wood land, with small plantation on IL,
fresh cleared and under GOOD fencing, suf-
ilcient Tor or hands. These lands are
convenient TO mills, having ono within a.
mile, and seven more within six miles, a.
bout six miles from the court house, and
has an excellent summer range for cattle.
tits thought % be unnecessary TO mention
any more OF the very many advantages
which these lsnds possess in point of situ-
aIlor, soil, sc. as it is presumed those IN
olned TO purchase win first view the pre-
misses, which viii be sbewn and the terms
made known by appIicationto
ROBERT BEDFORD.
June 25thgls02. rtfl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-07
3 | [, l. Y,

Purchased Of Capt. Miller, Saint Marys
county, tMmyland,) about the 10th May
last, and probably may wish to make his
escape back; he is about ST.. feet Two IN
ches high, 81 years old, rather oil ayelIow-
ISL complexioo, 4 large nose, bu. very Eat
and low betweenthe eyes, long hair which
lie generally keeps conbed back, little
bow-ieggcd, bold countenanse, and gene
rally very poli,e----iie is ,n exceeding
good dancer and hes>a very good turn TO
minicl, both OF which anusements ne is
very apr to indulge himselfii when motto
ed by white persons. lie 'vore away :
blue sailors Jacket, striped &C ton overalls
a linen shirt and pair OF coarse shoes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-07
~ NOTICE,
IN TIE NATTER OF
: HoM.GS moo FER, n BANKRUPT.

4, --s~--
/sss" s9sscribeis boing appointed as.
10, 81, % aoeolr5tate and Eneels Of
"(Ll53tS J9ts Merchant of Rich.
mono, Bankrupt 4ffP4fsons indebted 70
The aid Thomas Hooper oe who have d
ny u his eiiecss arc not to pay or deliver
the same TO any other person or persons
than me subscribers, or to such as arc or
shall DC duly authorised 10y them.
HIcIhlRD DKJNAK : z,.,.
CHdRIES SPENCRR, '1Ss'S''ees'
Richmond sth July, 1902. tdJ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-07
BE SOLD,

To the highest bidder, for ready money,
at the dwelling-bouse of MIR. William Pull
liam, in Hanover county, on the llth day
Of September next, the negroes mentioned
in the deed ON which the above mentioned
decree Is founded, il dliiverea,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-07
The other named.
RALPH

Purchased OF MIR. Joshua Mlard, OF the
above mentioned state and county, near
Leonard Town; he Is about i've feet ten
inches high, remarkably well made, about
Is years old, thick iips, the upper ofwhich
turns UP very much when he smiles; he is
very polite in his address airl plays ex-
ceedingly well on the violin his clothes
were when he went away, a sailors short
striped coat, a brown cloth s,stout, linen
Ipyeralls, white cloth waiS,coa+ and bree-
ches. They are both artful and cunning
and no doubt will change their names and
endeavour TO Gct on board some vessel or
go into some OF the northern states, in case
. they should not return to the place where
they were purcbased.----AIm masters Of
vessels are hereby forwarned harbouring.
said run-aways, or taking them out cl the
state al their peril. The above reward,
with reasonable expenses, viii be ps;d 20
any person experimenting and securing,
them IN any lad in ;his state, ana civinc,
six weeks notice in the virginia ARGUS. Of
the place where they arc lodged, or FIF-
! TY DOLLARS for either Of them.
ROBERT WILTON,
JOHN HUGHES.
oath Jne, 1902. joni
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-07
TO BE sOzD

- Dr. DNJs-fA
FOR ready money, on the 9TH day oF Au-
gust next, al the Eagle Tavern in the
City OF Richmond, IN pursuance Of a
deed of trust from Peter M Carey 10
Cornelius Buck and Henry +, Biscoc,
IN ordsrto secure the payment of a GER
tain sum Of money due the late Thomas
Gibson, Of Prince Edward, and the ex-
pcnses, attending the execution of the
trust,
IgYO HUNDRED yfCPES or
T. A - u,
Lying aoout twelve miles above bio1cbes-
ter [cods]
Corueligs Brcl, } Trustees.
Henry l. Biscoe,j
July b, 1902.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-07

ID Y Virtue of decree of the court Of
i. y che Quilted 5tgtcs, for che fourth cir
cut, IN the Eastern Virginia District, bear
ing date the 10th day of December, 1901.
wherein John Tyndall Ware, executor OF
William Jones, dec. who WAS surviving
partner OF Farrell and Jones, isplaintia, &
William cambridge and Jane cambridge,
executor and exccutrix of Nathaniel West
cambridge, dec. William Macon, John
Johnson and Robert Anderson, surviving
trustees Of the said Nathaniel West Dan
dr:dge, deceased, John Dan bridge, Robert
cambridge and Nathaniel Dandridge, sons
of the said Nathaniel West cambridge,
Patrick Henry and Dorethes his wife, PHI
lip Payne and Elizabeth his wife, John
Spotswood Moore and Ann Katharine his
wife, Woodsou Payne and Mary his wife,
and Archer Payne, the said Dorothea, T.
lizabetl, Ann Katharine and Mary, dauGh-
ter5 OF the said Nathaniel West Dan
bridge, deceased, and devisSes III his Will
and ------------- cambridge, ---------- oil
AleXs .ideF Spotswood cambridge, defend
ants.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-07
New publications.
gVsr RraEIrED ~ s. PLElshS4s' raIxa-
ISc-oFFEcE AND Boox- S4oRr.
THE SUPPRESSED HISTORY

Ofthe Administration ofJohn Adams. late.
PRESIDENT oil the United States, by
John Nood----Aiso, a separate PAM
phlei, containing Narrative oi tbs sup
preston by Mr.. Burr.
Secret Memoirs of the Court OF Peters
bnrgh; particularly towards the end Of
the reign of CpthaIine II. and the COM
menceulent oishat OF Paul I--formne
absorption of the manners OF Peters
bursh at the close OF the 18th century.
&c. with remarks on the education of
the Grand Dukes, AID the manners OF
the Ladies, and tie religion Of ths peo.
pie.
$nteror's Travels IN Greece and Asia
including some account of I.gypt, 8 yojs.
voyage from MontreaL OH the river St.
Laurence, thro' the Continent of North
America, TO the Frozen and Pacific o.
ceans with an account CT the rise, pFo-
gress and present state ofthe Fur Trade
Of that country-ilIustrated with man
by Alexander Mackenzie. ESQUIRE.
Guthrie's Geographical Grannar.--.,be
18th edition (lsol) corrected and con
siderably enlarged.
Erydone's Tour thro Sicily and Malta
Constitutions of the Un;fpd Stotee oc-
oording 10 the latest amendments---to
which are Prefxed, the declaration of
independence, and the Federal Consti-
tuition, with the amendments.
Life OF Bonaparte, FIRST Consul Of Frame
from bis birth 10 the peace ofLuneyille
Ito which is added, an account of ms
remarkable actions, replies, speeches,
and traits Of haraeter--.---a5d aneo-
dotes Of his different calnpaigns-witA
portrait.
Gessner's ldyls
Morse's Geography abridged
Goldsmith's Rome
-------------- Greece
She Lives in Hopes--a Nevcl--by Ms.
Hatfield.
Tears and Sniies--by Peter pindar-ff,e
ladies edition.
The Minstrel; or Progress Of Clepn,s--l,v
Doa. Beatte.
III So
so dozen Dilworth's, aid IS ditto Colun-
bian spelling hooks,---A LARGE parceI
ofWRITJNG PAPER Of d;Eepent (ma.
lities and sizes, rom es. TO lss. rer
rearn.----a fresh supply Of BLASK
BOOKS, and large number Of CLAP
BOOKS.
June so.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-07
VIRGINIA:

In me High Court Of Ckancery, Monday
October 5tl, 1901.
BETWEEN
TpfIidm Du1,Gi, Plaintiff, |
AND
J5ir Poa,sH, ard HiHiGm b. Gi}es, and !.
Iragces Ia66, .4dnr. and -fdDlrr. oil
.f9Jsz Ia65, and ---------------he heirs ma
dsyisces Of tic said John, DcfnddaS.
THE defendant John Powell, not having
entered his appearance, and given securi-
ty according to the act of assembly and
the rules OF this court, and it appearing to
the ssJisf7 stion OF the court, that he is not
sn iuaabitanto this country, on the motion
# he plaintiff, u % ordered, that the de-
fcndantdo appear here on the first day of
thc next term and answer the bill Of the
plaintiff, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some news paper OF
the city OF Richmond for two months sue
oessively, and posted at the front door Of
he capitol in the said city.
a Copy,
Ieste,
P. TINSLEY, c, c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-07
F4Nfonable DreDes.
NJ. SMITH,

Va CNIL Ets
MANTuA-MAKER, FROM LONDON,
pEGS leave to inform the Ladies OF
1B Richmond, Manchester and their Vi
entities, that she hes imported number of
the newest ard most approved London
fashionable P.dTYER.TS.-Also, a few
LICE CLOIKS, ditto YELS, LADIES'
S14OES, &c. all of very superior quality,
which are now open for their inspection
at Nj. PREPoE's, MiiIiner, in the Main
street.
n. 8. DRESSES made at the shortest
notice in the FIRST stiie Of elegance.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-07
Notice.

a Ii persons having claims against the
N late firm Of AUSTIN and AMBER
SON (cither on note or open account> are
earnestly requested TO make them known
70 the Subscriber On or before the 22nd
instant,
WIN. AUSTIN.
RicAm7nd, 9fh JlIg, 1902.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-07
100 Dollars ResQrd.

I'D AN-ANVAY from the subscribers, at
Nv Capt. VIM. Meredith's Tavern, Cum
beriand county, (Nirginia> OH the 24tlr
iIast. two likely negro bellows, TO witD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-07
RoUR THOUSAND
Acres of Land,

Lying on Aliens Creek, IN the parish Of
Saint Martins, in the said county Of Ham
over--Aiso
FoUR7EEN HUNDRED md RLF-
7'Y SIX ACRRS,
Lying on Turkey Creek in the parish and
county afUresaid--Or 50 much thereof as
shall be sufficient TO raise the sum Of nine
hundred and fifteen dollars and sixty eisht
cents, with interest thereon 20 be comput-
ed after the rate Of FIVE per ccntum per
annum, from the sixteenth day Of Februa-
ny, one thousand seven hundred and Sc
vegty five, ill payment, and costs Of Suit,
ard expenses attending the sale.
B'EM 1fOSBY. a, ~ =
Tor JcsEra ScsrT, .! 49,. -
June 25, SOP. lids 4
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-07
Charlotte Court, 9Th July. lsc:


Pleasant Robards, SselIien Ro5ards, Jo-A
shuq RobaraS, lillian !2o6a,,is, 86Ir-
thd Ro6ards, FailRy {r5y, s0ho NC.
Foany Ro5ards, and Judy Chandler,
ze4g ras Judy Rojords, children mt
Representatives. Of aG1r,ha iieberis,
syho Erza Martha ipomaeS, Pitts.
AGAISSg
GAo7l1s WowGck, GdanPiS;rat3i- Of MI
Dam Ftaaacs, dec. iYIAiam Fosdek,
SCI u Era1cis H;m1ck, dec. ,f5acr
Wonzek, Elisabeth CGEihorh', 7rh2
yyrS Efza5sth Womack, and John
.;1rcdFz c,,d Mary HE sY;fs, sohich
0a;d lfey .vas Mary Fomack, chill
clcs'1 az f,ftreSentafives of .45r1ha8i
rgoaa,cS, dec. HfHiam Homact, Ma
- O;9Gr, gsko lUGs llrrg Homack,
and Martha Y9,nsck, cjiiidrensrd re-
;l~tssEfGtiDes u {sham lYomack, dec. !.
Frc7ais Rice, Thomas Rice, Scanei
Ricc, .Gb,aiaa7 Rte, ESita3R Rice,
E-asY Rice, Molly Chtathar, zrho
ats Molly Rec, and Eiza6etA Pick
Ct, z,'so g0as .EGza5cfh Rice, children
ard representatives Of Sarah Rice,i
aec. Toho mas Sarah IHoseack, Fran
els Hasrlfon. AID DarieR Olren end
Giary his go;fs, zaho 7pds J1ary Ra-
niiiton, children and Representatives.
ofJl3ig HzBaltoa, dec. gpho s0as Judy
Jic-,nck, lfzry Nam, 7oto syaS No
~ HTomact, josiah Hatchest, JoScfAh
TALBOT and Afartba his gpits, qeho
mas lIartka Hatcher, ard JIdifh
TvrEe,-,,,.. -,,bo .,1e J,J;fb IT,,rbeft !
Children and REPRESENTATIVES Of Ella
besA haicActt, dec. 10ho 1Uas Ri@q5cth
l!Tori0ct, Be7s.
THE defendants Abner Womac
Elizabesh Cauthorn, John Spradln al
Mary his wife, William NYomack (son
Isharn) Mary Owen, Martha Womac
Isham Rice, Francis Hamilton, Dani
Gwen and Aiary bis wife, Saiy Mana,
siah Hatchett, Joseph Talbot and Martl
his wife, and Molly Cneatham, not haviT
entered their appearance according 90 &
act OF assembly, ano the rules Of th
court, and it appearing .othe satisfaction
me court that they arc not inhabitants
t'is state on the motion Of the plaintiff
By their attorney, Il rs ordered, chat III,
appear here on the first day Of Noyemb
court next, and answer the plaintiffs bill
that COPY OF this order be inserted in O.
OF The Virginia Gazettes, for two mont
successfully, and posted at the front do
OF the courthouse of the said county.
ACopy,
Teste,
THOMAS READ, Clerk.