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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-25
aIsranocfa Dailp saasrtt5sr.
WEDNESDAY, JAsuARy p.
@ The LaIe5

f-Of Alexandra are respectfully IL
formed that Sleigh is provided Tor
their accommodation In going TO the
Ball TO- morrow Evening, thote de!lf.
;no It's attendance will pleale leave
word at Mr.. Gadlby's Bar.
Tie Managers.
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mr.. snezvdeg,

mr.. snezvdes,
IN conieqlencc OF report having been lately
circulated in this place, nlaliciouay to injure my
character, arifng from very trivial mflnder-
eanding fome time iinee, between M. Alexander
S. Hooe and myf4lf-I herewith fubjoin the cst-
ufcate of John Taliafeno, jim. Eiq. gentlem'a
whole vcsacity, prefams, Garnet be doubted.
Enoch W. Lyles.
IN order TO conttsAitf an erroneous report,
q fating thar Mr.. i. NJ. Lyles hal been treated
sish great indignity by MI. Alexander $. Hooe,'
! do deciare, that in hafy rencounter which
happened ia my preftnee, t,nd to which 10 doubs
he report siiudes,) between thoie gentlemen,
nothing paa.d which initiates aganH The ref
pettabiity, ifmnefs and sio'uaor pfeiFhcr. X
may b. ptopef to I'd, thai Nj. Lyles and Mr..
Hoe fpent the cveeing after thciT dtfsuse wi h
M, qpire reito4ed % thai good understanding,
wh!eh for loog tine had iubited between
them.
Given under my hand, this ala DAY Of Jan.
1904.
John TatafSryo, IN.
Hayes, King George Coune,
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RECEIVED,

By tie fh'r Hiiand AMI aoop Unity, frou' Phi
ladelphiy,
40 bis. bottled P1rter Of 3 doz. each
70 do. trong draught Beer,
80 boxes Splniih S.gars, ana
A fmall Invoice of Soal L-ask:r.
On Hand,
Coffee in bags, Pennfylyania BIZ Iron, round
do. hoop dc. and nail rods, Cor fair by
DAME! Mclean. =
Jan. 10. <s~ S.
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I 1glII EeHt,
For one year on naoderats tesGs, an give imn..
diate p,A fieu,
HOUSES and LOTS

in me tovn Of Damisits, 2djoiniog h uft
haufe, aud iatey occupied by captain George
Williams, as tavern. The tesms VIII be made
known CO application 70 Ms. William Smith Of
DumfrieS, or the sUiscFibaI
The above properly VIII b, fl3 the illghsa
bidder, On a credit Of OF, two, snd hree years,
at Prince William cour, hcuit, o. the d4y Of
March next. being coert day. A clear 49, H.
d,lputable tile will be mace 70 The puch4Fr,
or purehafers, on tlle day Of falc he or they
giving bends with appr}ved fsoutit1, to bea' ia-
,erest from the d.te Il nor panttus y paid
A mlnu'e 'efcfipvion Of this property is deem
ed uoncce94y, ass, is prsf1ped iao.e ,pcIined 20
rent or puy>hal, will fsh Nv the prsp les.
James Mitchell.
Staforl Court Honse,
Dec 70 2aw2n
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EM5ng Landings.

have three F Hing Landings 70 Rent, fad
to be inferior 10 none un the PofymAc. lie
terms will be encouraging
Nm. II. Foots.
I'm. 7e. n
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4 letter from Captain EiIwood, Ofthc lsoP
Hsrmony Of Philadelphia, mentions that he IS
hloc.ed 10 by The ice. in a fate harbor, with
s.yeral other veacis 10 Qdantico Creek. Among
,be yeG.ls there, he mentions the brig Superior,
Cant. Campbell, and the fcll'r Am. Maria. Capt,
Bachelor, from Norfolk.
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" anted to Hire,

A Nan CDOA--For ope we'll cqnainted
VIA his baiiasis generous wages Will be giyel~As
Appy to he pnote'.
Deccmbef ~.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-25
STORE OF
Jranmnngerp, 3snneIgrru

JcaHnn.lgsrth 3smetlrrp sc.
BY FRANCIS TOILET Qron New York; between
Meiirs BONN * Hubner's and Mr. Charles Spen-
GERS, Main-ltreet, Richmond, where he offers Tor
iale al aIortment of
EoID, Gil, SiVe, PLATED, Jqpana and Cutlery
~ 7Oare; Goid and Silver Watebs5 Bate6 sa,e,iaL
14oie u Csatie1ueas Morocco PotIet 5osks, Clsye
EASAi- Gs:s+i and Cird9s5 t.0,4i, J1Sae ars
C!j Btads, IVO,y, Bone and WoO4 CLsli Men, Baei-
g.on Table, BAIT. Doors and SLute Cock; E,rtc..
t, Gas, GIN Lorii, PioLs, Szyo,ds, S.v0,d Be!fs,
S.Vo'@ Kaots, Eea2iis, 1.ary Fatke,., Stc,t,s,-us
E4g' Haz kNi0f, and common a1Jag4.e Fats; E(lip5
Cares Uw6rai!aI, Bo9t JIais, Spurs, PaSoyy, Hon.
end Strap; Sba0izg B'.:e5 AID B,m&ss; Cu,hag
Io@g'j P0sVa=r-Begs and Pg6ij YJolf and Sbqqiar
soap F0nHfH'" Iootb PozcHtr ard Elcaers r.nfis-
mems 14abegany drs1Fng Cgs qsd tr44,eHeng Deas
Fee'J Colours, TO, da4Oing and Painting, Of aSG.en.
tse' @a,, leaf a"dRate Penes; SIa,es; Ink Pez,ds,.
W5er', Quill, Paper Folders, Counting Roajs Sea!s
Ink Stands iOOry, born and tO,tOe GsIl Cont; AEs
or7amt"tes torfOje 5eA DyeG Comb; SleeVe Buttons,
Je1O' Harp; FjIS Hooks; Pins and NeeJles; elaGls
and common Knitting Needgt5; Ta1JOar Needles and
Caje5; 1bi16Les; Spet7aeiss and Cafs; Eyvsyo,.'
Csmp.ye5 and C5ai~', and mathematical Ly,,geuts ia
e4/t'j POeAet Cam9aE DiaAs; Cliff o!otf Lamss far
ba's elegant 6raE Aad-k,Ons, and S5oysk, 7cnp5 1ad
F0Iey|j Coal Soups BeIiSaVset Smoo.Liag IyoaJ
Grill irons; CaefEr and Iron Chatting D;G<5; Soft seJ
ba'a IpqG2e Lr0ss; Pef and Box Ce6se NIL iran and
6yeG C43akGifis KY Rings; Carl S.reqcs Cysa.
Pins floor, baar:S, SeraLLMg, zs5ise-zyag, elsaiJs,
feab and @oe BryGeI; britannia ,gefaL ta5ls anil r
Spoons Britannia msta! 1tg Pct; Fyyipq Pans
Pets and Kettles Fire Cyafe5 Min Sazrs; Hunt
and Paaasi SaGes Tarkey OH Storcr rim6Lt,
b0enHake,s Brii TrOzUeis 5jeVeis and SPADE
LOetsj HiHget; SerezrS; Naiks; Tqeks-yitf great
variety offmilar Articles, too tedious enumeratc
ALSO, FOR SALE,
KID, Morocco and LEATHER SAsfeyy; E4ta'5 fine aad
eoarfe Sb0e5 and BoOtee5 Hal, and Leather Ty1ak,
Fancy ard Wmajsr Cb4iys; Eayf6e4 EV.ye. i. crater,
e50r'ea; SPa1j6 EOsan. Ludigo; Psteat Blae PsqS-
Der and Skot.
Deeeztey 4. r,o4c1
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CHOICE LANDS-FOR SHE

4 DIVISION of the famous Saura Town Lands ha-
( wing taken place between the heirs Of Ia,res
pafs Farley, Eiq decd. and Col JOHN S. Farley and
his t!ter Mrs Elizabeth Morton, the fu5.criber5. Re-
bert Taylor of Norfolk, and Charles Duncan at POS.
lin, near Petersburg are fully empowered by the fad
COL Farley and Mrs Morton dipole of their pro-
portion, containing 1882 acres which are furvsved
and LAID Oft in eight lots containing from 500 to $500
acres, agreeable to plots in the poGeilion of the id
Duncan The four larget lots o. excellent quality,
each containing comfortable proportion Of the rich-
Ell low grounds, which produce tobacco of the ver,
frh quality, as has been experienced by ore of the
iuoicr;bers, who ihipPed it for number Of years.
Thoe lands lie on Dan and Smith Is rivers in Rock
inghAm county, the borders of North Carolina,
about 20 miles from Petersburg and Richmond. As
there iedom iuch lands for laie they mul be an
object to thoie who purchae fuch as will pro-
duee fine tobacco, hempad nlal grain One third of
the price muit be paid i'll ready money, one third in
twelve months, and the ether third in two years, the
purehaier giving bond with unexeepiionabe fecur,y
bearing intere from the date if no, punaually paid
Thole who win purehafe will be fhewn the lands
by Doctor John c. Cox, living at Lsekfville near
Rockingham Court-Houie, and the terms MADE
known by
ROBERT TAYLOR, or
CHARLES DUNCAN
PeteriDMg, Nov. 81. eptf
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

WILL be paid to any perion who will deliver to
w the fubfcrber in this city, rna7oay N.syo 8oy.
named CLAIBORNE, about II years Of age. He
has long and fmiling countenance ial legs is roind
ihouderd, his colour is between black ard Mulatto
He has been always employed as houie tcrvant, and
does not underffand any other kind OF bufnel.
He had great variety of wearing apparel, all Of
excellent quality, much better than is ulnaiy given to-
fervants
There is grert reaton to believe tina, he has been
decoyed or inveigled away by the aaaer Of north
ern trading veiiel and IS probable he will endeayor
to go to Norfolk or Hampton for the purpofe of
ting on board; and as he is well acquainted CT The
age road, and has very good addres, he Will proba-
bly, pals for free man,
THOMAS GILLIAT.
December 18th. ..
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conhdered, that too early and cxtrutive provii-
on cannot be made, for tiofe parts OF the work,
which mutt necefarily be of wood. The time
is now at hand, (which further delay would
be Injurious and cxpenlive, and ihould the fun
neceilary for this provi!ion, added TO the ar
rears which are or will become due, on out
Handing CONTRACTS, be betrayed out of a future
appropriation, of only $4,000 dollars the pro-
greis of the fold parts of the building, will be
materially injured, and mutt to certain extent
be put of to another feaion beyond the next.
In my letter of the 2sth February, 1904, to
the chairman of the committee of the Houfe of
Representatives., to whom the fubiett of the
public buildings was referred, prcfumed, that
three annual appropriations of $4,000 dollars
each, would be fullicient to finth the fouth
wing of the Capitol. This Ultimate was given
under tatement OF the extreme difficulty of ef-
tin'ating work of this kind. One of the ap-
preparations of $4,000 dollars has been granted,
but from the detail of the itatements I herein
fubmit to you, it will appear, that the whole
OF 1t could not politely be made applicable to
the actual progrefs of the work on the Capt.
tol.
Having thus endeavoured correctly and mi
nutely to report the progrefs of the work on the
public buildings, during the patt feaion, now
mott RESPECTFULLY fubmit to you all the views of
the patt, and for the future, which the facts ag-
get.
3. HENRY LATROBE,
Surveyor of the public buildings OF the U.
States, at Warrington.
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LANDS FOR SALE,

IN tbe Ce,felee Csunfry, fate Of Mezv York.
He Subfcriber having charge of part of the Valu,
Il able LANDS in the Geneiee country, lately uI,-
der the agency Of Charles Wiliamfon, efq, offers
them For fle moderate either to actual fet-
tiers, or to thofe who declining fetle the lands
themielves are defrous of nveitng their monies for
the future benefit of their families The titles OF theie
lands are indifputable
For terms apply TO Mr.. Johu Heilop, a, the pro-
prietors land Office Geneva in the county of Onta-
rio, in the fate of New York, or to Mr. Saml S.
Haght at Bath in the county, of Steuben; or to Mr.
Frederick Tanning, Friction, the rate of Conneei-
cut-or to
ROBERT TROUP
New York, Tune 5, 1904 eW6m
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DOCTOR WILSON reeei7,ea yegerday a
- JftPpLv Of PernUian Bark, CaRor Gil and
Jalap, al Of tie 6eR quality. He aJ6 has Calo-
mel, Rbeu6a,-5, Soma, Mamma, Rochelle and
Glan6er Sails, Tartar Emetie, Lpecacuanba,
OpiiAn, Elzjgic and SifSer Catbetery, EfyRie and
common BoueieJ, G'e. Sc. &c.
He 3eGgns TO keep {. /ippb oftbe 6sR Medicines
thar can be procured, and .Ratter5 bin(eLftbat hi,
acquaintance auth Medicine, sviN critic linn to
a,/bare ofpnbie patronage.
N-- Perfons ofneedy circumstances BY paying tie
refaH prices Of his Medicines, qviH be prejcYi6ed
for gratis. O9obersl. eWtf
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NOTICE.
BANK OF VIRGINIA.

Richmond Dec. II, 1904.
4 GENERAL meeting OF the Stockholders ~.
A DC held at the Bank-lIoue, on the Exit Mo,.-
day in January next, for the pnrpoie OF ,.,t.ng di-
reesors for Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg and FIRE.
derickburg and for other purpoles relative to The
affairs OF the corporation.
IL orde. ,hara lii oftheycI fars-hoaers may be ex-
hbited thoie perlons who have zen, in the receipts
granted by the conuniloners for rsceiviag fublerip
tons, requeiied to trant them by the day abcs4
mentioned together with the Gathers receipts Tor tire
iecond inltalmcns, when fcrip will be ihued, IN
lieu thereof, by the PRECEDENT.
eguD JOHN BROCKENBROUCd, C19'r.
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THOMAS coURTNEY-11y,os,

VERY respectfully begs permifion to acquaint the
V public, that he Rill continues to occupy the
houfe on the Main-ftreet oppote the Bank and i'm
mediateiy above MFR. Davis's Printing Office. He
tenders his moi grateful Acknowledgements to thoie
gentlemen who have been 70 oblging as to favor him
with their euaom; ard afrnes them and the public
generally, that no exerton ihal be wanting To snure
continuance Of patronage.
W Two or three good workucn would NEE,
with employment by applying as above; and couple
OF active lads are wanting as apprentices.
Dec. /. eptf
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VIRGINIA..


AT Superior Court of Chsncery held at the Capitol
III tine city OF Richmond, 1etoher s.h, 1904.
Between
James Anderfon, and
Philip Thurman, merchants and part
ner', under the firm of James An ri"h'nlS
derfon and Co.
And
Bernard Markham, and Francis Of
borne, executors of George Mark Defendants.
ham, deceafed
HE defendant, Bernard Markham, upon whom
Il an attachment for his contempt in not anfverin.
the bill of the plaintiff hath been returned executed
ll falling to anfwer the fame the court this 9th day
OF October, in the year 1904 upon the motion of the
plaintiffs by their council doth take their bill for CON-
feiied as to that defendant, and will proceed at fu
ture day to decree the thereof unefs he iaid
defendant on or before the tenth day of ths term next
after he ihal have been erved with copy of this or
der, thew cauie to the contrary
Copy, Teite,
p. TINsLEY, c. c.
November 8. W2m
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MESSAGE

F-on RTE PreGdent ef TIE United STATES, eonr,n.-
nicat,ss report eftbe Jrveyor oftbe pxjHc
buildings, at the city Of darlington, or the
iiibiess Of tie Elid buildings, snd tbr appH-
salon ~ fbe nonie5 appropriated By them.
9Th December, lso4.-Ordered to lie on the
table.
20 TIE Senate, and Ho4jf IF Rebreiea.atives ef
TIE United States.
A communicate for the information of Con-
sreis, report of the furveyor of the public
buildings at Wilmington, on the fubie9 of thofe
buildings, and the application of the monies ap-
propriated for them.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Dec. 6tb, 1904.
Accompanying meiIage from the Preident
ofthe United States, received 9th December,
1904.
70 tie PRECEDENT Of tie U. S.
Sir,
Inreporting to you on the manner, in which
the work on the public buildings of the United
States has been conducted during the year lso4,
lcannot avoid expecting my regret, that fen
hble portion of the appropriation by Congrefs
has neceharily been expended in pulling down,
or repalring what was done iniutficently, pre-
sioufy to the year 1908.
The application to the public money, to the
feperate objetts of the Preiident's houfe, and
the capitol, including the alteration re-
rnoval, re-ere6ion or repair of the works,
will be feparately fated in the accounts of the
superintendent of the city, to be rendered to
the treafury. But as thefe accounts will not
be clofed, until the III OF January 1905, he
has frrniihed me with the following ftatement,
up to the prefent day, of payments in the pre-
TENT year, out of the appropriation of 1904, s,
balance ofthe appropriation of 1905, not ex-
pended in that year, viz.
CAPIToc.
Including all alterations, add
tions andrepairs, in the north
wing, except fitting up re-
Prefentatives' chamber, 44,5is 20
For fitting up representatives
chamber, 6se %
PRESIDENTS HoUss, 1929 %
Payments on account for fun
dry materials, an account of
the particular application
whereof, has not been rem
dcred, 500
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NOTICE.
December 18th.


ToIs09.O The bgb5f5 4r, on tie faurtL R.daea4y in
Deee176er nsx!, z. H.zx0vsr C0yr.- Hoa'c.
ME Seat z0beyeon h- llsriber n04u reidt, contain.
ing betzOeen hrre and jov bupded aS,es, of vaiaa-
ole farming i1nA 1bis Eta4tiOn combine. as ngany aaf
raj advantage, ae ia the county. It i, Eevla to be
-T=s! .s:L say ...a.:.y i5e aeip55O40isoi
9palsat asd Ggrrea5 and navigation 4!rs? at IL. door.
1t i; Peculiarly aA1'tHa 10 afrsoaal g-r.,e7an being
z0i'ein 'sveHty nviteS otbr city IF isbzgoaG, fix of RE
e'arfbof, fzoO IF HauoVer tozvn fix of Nevo- GeRh
and four Of a" excellent manufacturing mir On tbi,
jam Is "e,y laeion' dsyaiieg IOg vegy54t out of
,eHir but in tor6le good coalition far the reception of
large and re!a0si!y; Kitchen al,ref fneed,
large barn in 0ty go'd rpair, and nva rxseenf aplt
oreba'd zof6 qarefy Of 0tbr, fine yIf-TBe terms of
as 7oW be- fbi,d Of pu,eb money paid on tie dy
Salej Que fbird, that DAY t4oeIvs xpOnbs and he o.
tier third in x month, from tie eriod at zO6isL tie t.
eoAd payment IeOmfS due. 1Bt 5enaj TO Gsar iuty fran
The dat' not PTHt'aal pail; and DEED Of traf on e
land, eHre the 3ay17Eats ef.be kR isaluea.5
dny PeySn zvbo may 7V6 70 0ie7v e farm, 7y assIv
to The ssribr,, 9, in bis a!net to A1tg5 Lazy 4oal
Jo6" AadtIon, EGzoard Hu0aey, alto redt mar ,br
Pr0uJc5. BATHURST ZONES.
Hs"sVTr County, NoO. l4.---(id.)
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ne SUBSCRIBER hes FOR SALE, FIR he PR
int Jrejo7, 1t biz Nagjsyy, affirming he Bo,oYgb If
NoyfoH,
10000 WORKED FRUIT TREES;
CosEfiag Of Spies, Praekey Pun, C5ryyiss 1elies
Pis1sbs Ne.atiae, iye ID. EL(7y fran, all 5a,,, n
bis H0fe, fran tie Nsyries 10 ne Moyfb1eard amt foa
EagiaaA lie Gaffcs A1jlfNaib9s .ebo zvaat to 4a,-
fJGfs 7OB be Jard 7oib tie gosf5f cf,aR ina.
5eiag mar bpndyed)s,t. Hebat alp 5y Es qDar,
diy II Low5aydy and BoJam Fopla,t, P,ii IF Cbiuo-
&c. 7o@ Lrgs aDorfmnf # Tulip Psof isSs,ieJB,.e
y..'s age fros Laadoa, and Jsanay ya,ics4ieloT
az es!ows.
BA1LOR HILL.
Dnn7ber IS. (etH Nm. ~
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Jnfuranre agaiuG 5fi.c,
P1a4is Fire 0Gee, .LO1e!sn,
NJ rC,N,

PIanix Fire QEee, Lo4!sA,
Nay /, 1904.
HE numerous and destructive Fires which have
Il happened within the period Of ;lct.y,, laa yea.s
IN different parts of Europe ard america (I,ore part
GUAR in the towns o. Liverpool! III England Cohen
burg in Sweden, and Norfolk in Virgnia,) render il
proper to remind al pcrfons who poiiris properly
IL the United States Of America Of the utility of iufur.
ance.
The Phoenix Office OF London is an inititution fiit-
hcieny known by the very large and important loies
has paid, in coniequence of the cxte,ye couagr-
tons IN tie cities and towns OF America to fueh uer-
ers asaVehad the protect their by
niuranee.-Ihe PhGnix Company deeply regret that.
OWING to theexpene upon
the buildings andfores in the timber towns, noaterat
on nor rendition fuch rils can a, pre!er,-
but the Directors hope from the ncreafe OF brick and
Rome buildings, and other improvements of fecuri,v
that the period far dilant, when they will be A.
bic generally, to mitigate the rates of iniurapce ia
Nerth America; and they confidently prefunle that
the promptitude and honor with which they have uni
formerly fulfilled their exter.ive engagements L.xe
unequivocaly etablhed the lolaty credit, and good
filth of the Company.
The Phoenix Company gran. irfurances upon bull
dings, goods and ihips, whit in dock or in hsrbor,
from lois or damage by fire, upon the noA moderate
and equitable terms and petions defrous of tccuriner
their property by policies from this company are re-
qIeted tranimt their orders teir cSrrefoneerts
in Great Britain.
Nov. 9. epI6,
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FOR SALT Ro,Se,,,

fOlN pAlIfs---Nf fo[RfffJs
lie LOT, and two Rory BRICK HOUSE, coz
4 tanning thee tencuen;s, which the fubleribsr
Purehaed 1t the fae Of George Nicholion, cceeafsd
The lot IS well tuated for a sreholie and the brick
building for bake-hoUfe, rnbee-houie, or Tobacco
faetory. JOHN ELLIS.
November H. "A
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HIRGINIA:
November 8.


AT Superior Court of Chapcery, holden in Rich
mond, September 2sth, 1904
Between
Charles Yancey, Plaintiff.
And
William Lipfcomb, David Bullock, ext
ecutor of John Bullock, Mellon
Crawford, William Crawford, Joha
Crawford and Charles Crawford, Deienaants'
executor of David Crawford, aud
Robert Kimbiough,
TIE defendants, William J.pfcomb and Robert
l. Kimbrough, not having entered their appear
anee and given fecurity according the at Of Aem-
bly, and the rules Of ;his court and appearing to
the atisaion of the that they are not inhabi-
tants Of this country, the motion of tie plaintiff BY
ais council, it is OrderedThat the faid defendants
do appear here the fr day of the next tern, and
anwer the bill of The plaintiff and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inherited in fone newspaper pub
liihed in the city Of Richmond, for two months uc
ceivey, and ported at the front door of the capitol in
the faid city.
A copy, Teae,
P. TINsLEY, c. c.
Nov. 7. WEN
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= UN away from the iubicriber, on Tueiday th,
N 9th September, very likely negro man by
the name VI TOM, iomei.rles he calls Ln,Celf Tom
Smith, and at other times Smth-he is about fee,
or inches high, he generally brown bread
cloth coat, iwanidown waifcoat, brown corduroy
Pantaloons, and hrt ruled at the bofom though he
may change his dreis, he has variety of coaths.
he is black, flick, likely, we'll made fellow, with
very good let OF white teeth, and as well as Irernem
Der, has imal lear on fde of his face, looks
like it was the ifroke ola whip he is proua, artf,
cunning fellow, and has very fInooth offending
tongue. ANY perion that viii bring him home 20
me, living in Efex county, fhaL receive ysr Dokr,
reward, if taken out Of the county and if taken in the
county, Sis Al! matters of vefes and Others are
hereby forwarned from harbouring or carrying the
faid negro away.
w. GATEWOOD.
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AT a Superior Court of Chancery, holden in Rich.
niond' the tenth day Of September, 1904
Between
ARCHIBALD HUTCHINSON, plaintiff
And
TIMOTHY CHANDLER, and
THOMAS DEAR, Defendants.
HE defendants not having en.ered their appear.
: ance and given fecu-ity according to the aa of
Aemby, and the rules of this court and !, appearing
to the atsaetion of the court, that they are nor a
bants OF this country or the motion of the plaintiff
by his council, it is Ordered-That the laid defend
ants do appear here the hr day os the mex, term.
and anxsr the bill cfthe plaintiff: and that copy of
this order be forthwith inherited in foue netpaper
Publiihed in the city of Richmond, for two months
hccevey, and poted the front door OF the capitol
in the faid city.
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