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MILLER WOODSON, ok

ut CURT continued and heid f1r EusseA
cowi'y, on Ire 2Sm day Of March, 1904.
Nancy Mahon, pf.
VS.. r. l71-
Robert Trsmble ard John Camp 4"
bell, defts.1
THE defendant Trc mble not having enleSsd his
appearance according to law and the rules
eff this court; il appearing to the satisfaction of
tile court that ne IS not an inh2bitant of this
etate; and on motion of the plaintiff by her at
toruey, II Is orieyed, that unless the said Trem-
bic cn-er his appearance and file his answer to
the plaintiffs bill on o. before the September
court next, the bill will be taken as confessed (;
and it is ordered thar it be published two months
successfully in the Virginia Gazette, and upon
the frost door Of this courthouse.
A Copy--Tcste,
NATHAN ELLINGTON, d. C.
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Jas BLAGRovR, II. c.
IHE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED 4
- Grocery Store,

In ti;c next house above the Eagle Tavern (the
property Of Mr.. Teuple) where he has for sale,
SALT, COGNIAC BRANDY, HOLLAND
GIN, ANTIGUA SPIRITS, LOAF and
BROWN SUGAR, COFFEE, IMPERIAL
and YOUNG HYSON TEA, PEPPER, ALL
SPICE. GINGER, NUTMECS and other
SPICES; SOFT sHELLED ALMONDS,
QUEENS WARE. DEMII and sundr,
other articles, which he viii sell very low 81
whoe sale or retail, for cash or country produce.
DANIEL TKIpLEFF.
O9ober II, 1903. WIN
to- Cash given for 7'OBACC0, FLOUR, or
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MILLER WOODSON. OK
1T a Co<rt heid far Cumberland C0.1nty,
MAJ the 18Th, 1904.

lit a Coltrl he'd far Cumberland Cosln1y,
Nay the 2sth, 1904.
Allen Wilson, plaintiff
Against =. ,t..
Thomas GIBSON and Robert Glib. Al "''i''e'y'
son, defendants
TT7HIs lay came the complainant by his coun.
= sci, and the defendant Thomas not having
entered his appearance and given security accord
iny the ad Of assembly, ani rules Of this court,
an1 it appra ing 10 the satisfaction OF te court
that he is an inhabi ant of this state On the
motion Of the complainant by his counsel. II is
or ieyet. that the defendant Thomas, do appear
here on the fourth Monday in August next and
answer th, complaihlnt's bill and that copy
Of this oder be forthwith inserted in seine one
Of ths newspapers published in the city of Rich
mond FOR two months succe 5s:vely and posted II
the front door of the courthouse of this county j..
copy--Teste.
MILLER WOODSON, elk.
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1T a QVarerly Court continued end held
Jor Prince Edward County, Nay the
92d, 1904,
Obadiah Jenkins and Sarah his wife, Lit,le-0
berry Jenkins and M;ly his wife. Josiah ~
Hurt and Elizabeth his wife, Thomas T.. X
Young, William Briyhtwell and Mary his y
wife, William Hatton and Tabitha his y
wife, and Rehecca Young heirs and lcga- -
tees of Henry Yong, deceased, pitts. + <
against .
John WATSON, senior, Augustus Watson, =.
Thomas WATSON, John Watson, junior, =
and Elizabeth Young widow Of Henry -
Young deceased, defts
THE defendants John Watson, senior, Tho
< mas Watson and Ohm Watson, junior, not
having entered their appearance and given secu
rity accordiuTto aft of the general assembly
aud the rules Of this court, and it appearing TO ,fe
satisfaction OF the court that they are not inhab-
tants Of this state: On the motion OF the plaintiffs
b. their counsel, II is ordered, that the said de-
f.ndants JOAN Watson, senior, Thomas Watson
and John Watson junior do appear here on the
first day of August court next and answer the
plaintiff bill; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted usone one of the public news
papers printed in the city of Richmond for two
months successfully, and also posted at the front
door of the courthouse of this county.
+ Copy-Fss;e.
BENJAMIN WATKINS, d C
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Il J. a II K IS 0 y ID 5
For Sale AZ his OiEee.
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1T a QVarterly Court continued end Aeid
far Prince Edward County, Nay tie
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-21

'gLcngf& ere inserted III tits jtatcr for seue1-
fy-'fUe cents the. first time three dollars fer
Stree 7uceks (6 TINES J q; and for eUery Gddi-
flotafinseyGi2nthirfy-il GEMS. Long ones
ia tie same Iir9il9rtion-unLcsSG Shscial con-
iract Be maze by me year.
.9t Court hsM TAR Cumberland County,
tie 2Sth May, 1904.
George & William Srnith surviving
Partners of Smith, Lee {. Co
Against plaintiffs. : In CJaace,y.
Thomas Gibson and Ro5ert Gib-k
son, defendants 7
'I'nis day caT,e the compliments by their coun-
sci, and the defendant Thomas Gibson. rot
having en,cr.l his appearance aud given security
according TO the AT Of assembly ana the rues of
thus court, AMI it appearing TO the sa,isfa zion of
the court that he isnot inha5i;ant of rhis state
On the motion of the Complainant by his counsel,
II as orlerei, that the Defendant Thomas Gibson
do appear here on tine fourth Monday in August
next and answer the palma IS bill ana that
a copy of this order I've forthwith inserted in some
one of the newspapers published in the city of
Richmond for two months successfully, and post
cd az the front door of the courthouse If this
county. A copy-Teste,
MILLER WOODsON. elk.
ut Court held for Ca0l6erlana Coualg,
19uy tie ash, 1904.
William Randolph, plaintiff
Against
Thomas Gibson and Robert Glib. l." @'''''y
son, dcfcndants.J
rTFuIs day came the complainant By his coun-
sci. and the defendant Thomas not having
entered his appearance and given security accord
ing to the at Of assembly and rules of this court,
and it appearing TO the satisfaction of the court
that he is IN inhabitant OF this state: On ths
motion of the complainant 81 his counsel, Il is
ordered, that tho defendant Thomas. do appear
ilerc on the fourth Monday in August next and
answer the compliments bill; and that a copy
of this order be forth with inserted in some one
OF the newspapers published ia the city of Rich
nond for two months successfully, and posted al
the front door Of the courthouse of this county.
a copy--Tes.e,
MINI IN lVOOnSON III
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gCY' The printers in this STATE are requested
70 insert the above oicc = wcel; for four week
in their respective papers.
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he each member las brra fruislei 7,''5 n ca!
offkc constitution, rules aut 5cSuafious al fie coa
PAM b. referring 70 vgbicJ ity viii see tie hco,b
ration acf.
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O0obet n, 1903.
COUNTEEFEIT BANK NOlES

10 Cash given for 7OBHECO, FLDUR,
NIX SEED
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[FoUR DOLLARS Pen AxNuM-eA,D IN ADvAuczl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-21

III a SMtierior Court Qr Chaaccry holden in
Richmond, March 2oM, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-14
TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH.
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a" advertisements, ''ot erecciins a square
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fyssOe cents she first time three dollars for
t'cc lcstSa &c times and fer cuery addi-
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mac Sa0ff i1roytorfioa--r.leosa st.scici con
iracf be made 6y INC year.
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Y EspEcrruLLy inlor.n their friends and the
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Also, q good supply of the newest and most
fashionable
FANCY GOODS, Viz.
Lace Cambrieks,
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Ladies' Fine Cotton Hose,
Mems do do do
Dress Trimmings of all kinds,
Ladies Billings of AL cooG.s,
DO. cotton < silk Cords & Tasses or all colours,
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a good assortment black and white Laces,
Plain and Yambour'd Muslin,
Plain and Figured Cambricks.
Dmnitss and Dimity Canl5scks,
India, Book and jacoaet Masins.
India Cainbgichs--and
a good supply OF Ribbons.
The subscribers httter themselves OF selling
their goods upon tic lowest ADVANCE imaginable
for cash.
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Keeper OF tive Medals in the Cabinet OF the Nug.
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rect course to attach them TO It's principles
andits forms. Its the opinion ofthe most
intelligent citizens who have marked his
administration with scruiinizing eye, that
the United States could not have obtained
better agent-this is the language of all
who know him, and who SIRE disposed to
speak the truth.-A genuine republican,,
he delights in The happiness of the com.
munlty, 20 which end without regard to
persons every acl Of his administration is
drected. In the various chara c(ers of 60
vernon, legislator and Judge, he acts with
single eye to the public good. Mild and
aiidbie IN his manners, YET firm to his pur-
pose, he possesses the happy talent eff con-
clliating the affections and gaining the
confidence ofthe people--hs merits both.
This IS but feeble picture ofthe standing,
conduct and character OF governor Clai-
borne i'll the territory of w-Orleans-
10 do justice TO all must be the work of an
ADLER pen, and an intimate acquaintance
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Westham Iron Foundry,
NEAR RICHMOND.


TINE subscriber takes the liberty ofinforming
the public HAT he has taken = .case ana So -
present working the above foundry and havirt
provided the best artists in that line from New
York and Georgetown, together with Pig Iron
of the first quality
Proposes 10 cast-1iill gudgcons & Inks Of e.
very description also, iron wheels for the ma.
chinery of mills RumfoTd, registered and Dla n
CRATES; CRAZE front and bottoms, FOR Rumforli-
zing fire ploces; large and small stoves cabou
SEES and cabin stoves; Franklin s,ovcs for wood
or coal; kitchen gra'es, with crane aud range
complete ;coach wa rmers plain5tove and n,aui'd
plates; cast railing OF every pattern; plovg
shares and pillow boards cast Wagon, cdac7,
phaeton and chair boxes; scale weights from l
to 90 lb sash and cioci. weights patent tavr
irons for smiths. on = very approved plan,
backs, jams and back lays ua cutting machines
with screws completes wheel-barrow bowlers,
garden ditto c2s. iron anvils fire dogs and hand
irons OF every descrip ion-togcthsr with any o.
ther article in the casting line, TO gwen pattern,
At the shortest notice, by application at The fur
mace, Orto
JAMES DUNLAP, in Richmond.
25,h June, 1904. w5m
p. S. Old Iron purchased BY application as a.
bove.
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PHILADELPHIA. Inne 10.


DIED,--this morning, WILL1AM SArE.
m, of this city, after a long and lingering
Illness. Il is not the intention Of th,. wri
terof these lines, to give adulatory praise
to the merits of the deceased. II is how.
ever right, TO mention some particulars in
the life End behavior OF this most respec
table haraGter.-Emincnt in the oualifi-
cations of Preacher of Righteousness,
he shonc conspicuous among the people
called QuaSers. Persuasive in his man.
ner, exemplary in his conduct, and elegant
III his diction, bis words awakened, and
smotc conviction 10 the infidel; and 10 those
whose minds were absorbed in the love
OF riches, he showed the vanity and wick
cdness in placing confidence, short of
the atonement of our blessed Saviour He
was, IN the true scripture language, .
Prince IN GSr0eA--With these EVANGELICAL
endowments, his moral life was fun of rec.
tllude and humanity. 1t was not enough
Tor him 10 heal breaches among his fellow
citizens, by the most cordial and friendly
advice, bur during the two last years OF
ns lie, when pestiIence ragged in this
seemingly devoted city, his constant care
was, to visit the sick ofaH 59tielica, and TO
administer relief by soliciting contribut-
ons from the wealthy, and TO prepare the
minds ofthe afflicted, for the awlulchange,
by the most pathetic and convincing
truths OF the Gospel. Such was the man,
whomithath pleased God, in his unsearch.
able wisdom, to take to his everlasting
rest; and such was his life and converse
ton, as to leave his fellow. citizens, to
mourn their indispensable loss, with
heartfelt distress.
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without the Intervention Of q solitary
chasm. To describe the sensations which
arose with Irresistible impeiuosity in the
breast OF every spectator, at the moment
when the first American standard was
committed to the citizens OF Louisiana,
as banner under which they might rally,
and pledge mutual vow, that no hand
should ever tarnish it, is a task Herculean
and TO which language is totally made
quate. Suffice it to say that every feature
beamed with glowing pleasure, and every
heart exuted III the triumph OF liberty
and Justice.
l cannot omit mentioning, that the 60.
vernon took occasion to express TO the vo-
lunteers after they entered The Great Hall,
the regret which he experienced at not
being able to present on this day a STAN
dard TO the City Militia; he observed that
the indisposition Of Colonel Bellechasse,
and Major Livaudais, preventing their at
tendance, he was for the present dcpri-
OF this satisfaction: he however would IA
vor the volunteers with sight of the ban
ner, under which the city militia would
glory to rally and would defend with their
blood. The standard was then exhibited
by his eXcellency amidst the acclama.ions
OF some hundreds Of citizens.
We are indebted to Major D'Orsiere
for copies of the following address and an
swer.
Address of Governor Claiborne to Ma
jor D'Orsiere, on presenting the standard
OF the United States.
"With peculiar pleasure, I present to
The Orleans Volunteers Standard of the
United States Of America, the choicest gift
and the highest honor that either could
confer or they receive,
"To the battalion under your command.
commit this beloved ensign of our coun-
try, impressed with the fullest confidence
that in peace it will be cherished as the
altar of their national pride, the sacred
SYMBOL Of Liberty, and that in war it will
be surrendered only with their lives"
Hilliam c. c. Claiborne.
April 80, 1904.
To which Major D'Orsiere made the
following reply.
Your excellency will be pleased to ner-
nit the battalion of Orleans Volunteers
to express through me their sentiments Of
gratitude for the honor this day conferred
IN presenting them with the standard of
their country.-In peace we will assem-
bic to commemorate the national festivals
OF United America, under this Standard
and in war if called to the field of Mars
against the foes of our land and liberty,
we will defend it to The last drop of our
blood.
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RICHMOND:
RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT.
: URNEC TED " EEKLY.

Two persons, saws Philadelphia paper oG the
lsthins, we're arr-s II in this ci,y and commit
ted TO prison, on Thur=.loy last, on suspicion of
eoun,crfeitiug Rank Notes They were detes(e
passing counterfeit notes Of the Bank OF the
United States and when eN>mi1ed, we're found
possessed ofi3rge quantities, TO the amount of Sc.
veid ;hous2nd dollars They are believed to be
part of The Eastern gang.
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Match Race

WILL be run At Amelia Courthouse on Thurs7,
w day tbc t2th day of July next ore @ 'ar'er OF
r mile Cor one thousand Dollars. between Mr.
O,;,, t1ort,r's horse Cow Driver, ard Mr..
Dani.l yViUson's horse Whippcrwil.
WILLIAM 4. EGGLESTOR.
June Il, 1904. Wv