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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-29
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
lit a Chancery District

Conrt, held az tie former Cafifol in The
City Of Wi.acmS6nrs, the Ian day Of Ju-
iy, 1904.
Joseph Hague, plt.C
against
Samuel Bailey and Thomas Sandford, defts }
THE defendants not having entered their ar.
1 pearance and given security according to the
acts of assembly and the rules of this court, and
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court that
they are nor inhabitants of this country On the
motion of the plaintiff by his counsel. Ii isndered
that the said defendan, do appear here the first
day of the next term and answer the bill of the
plaintiff; and that copy of this order lie forth
with inserted in some newspaper of the city Of
Richmond for two months successfully, and rost~
ed at the front door of the io,me. capitol this
city.
A copy,
ANT'Y. ROBINcON, C. C.
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Forensic LloGuence.

forensic EloGuence.
Jusf recaUcd, and for sale at S. PleasGafsa
Book. Store,
T II L s p L Z c HE'S
OF THE CELEBRATED IRISH BAnRIsrER,
i. p. e. u K r II ",
Accompanied with sketches of these trials for
High Treason TO which they belong
This volume contains a short account of the
history and present state of Ireland, with Bio
graphical sketch of Mr.. Curran
Also Mr. GIattan's Letter to the Citizens &C
Dublin 4: and Arthur O'Connoi's Address to the
1'sh Nation.
= Subscribers are requested to send for theis
Books.
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1T a Court Of 9uarserly

Session held and continued for .di6emasle
County, the ilh day Of .sagSssf, 1904.
John Car, plt.0
against cs,,..
Hackey and Fisher, and hnder- L" eS""se'''
son and Watson, defts
NHE defendants Hacley and Fisher, not hav-
L ing entered their appearance and given secu-
rty according to the ACT Of assembly and the rules
of this court, and IL appearing to tile satisfaction
OF the court that they are not inhabitants of this
state: On the motion of the plan,in by his coun-
sci. II is ordered that the said defendants ack-
ley and Fisher appear here on the first day of No.
vember court next and answer t,.s plaintiff bill ;
and tiiat copy of this order be forthwith insert
ed in some one OF the public newspapers printed
in the city OF Richmond. for two months success.
svel>, and also posted at the font door OF the
courthouse of his county.
A coPy-Tes:e,
Holm NICHOLAS. elk
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JUST RECEIVED,
Fon' Or. CHURcH's Dispensary Me1p-4 ORR, and tas
sale at ibis Printing Office, a. tlesb supply
Of tie following
Patent Medicines:

cHURcH'S COUGH DROPS,
medicine unequalled by any in the world for tie
cue ofeOughs colds, asthmas & consuInptons.
PA4IRoSA IozESGES,
For the voice. Eoarseness, colds, coughs. &c. &c
CHEMICAL ESSENCE AND EXTRACT OF
MUSTARD,
For the cure of the rheumatism, govt, rheumatic'
govt, palsy, white swelling, chilblans, &c.
hNoDrNE ESSENCE, FIR he head-ache.
VoLA7ILE 4TNcTURE, for tie footh.aches
TRE BOTANICAL TEA.
ISFALLT8LE GERMAN CORN PLAIS9ER,
or the cure OF corns.
cKURcH'S hNdLBPTIc FEMALE FILLS.
seoTcH OINTMENT,
Cures the most invcterate itch in four hours with
out Mercury.
ERE Safe, far all disorders otthe eues.
ANTIScoRBU4Ic 7INcqURH,
For the teeth, breath, aud scuryy in the gum.
ESSENCE or ScURVY-GRISs,
For preventing and curing the sea & land scuryy.
VERMTFUGB LozEEcES,
Fordestroying wormsin children & grownpersoHS.
hNTIsPhSMoDTe ELIXIR,
For the cure of all kinds of Fits.
coRDTAL RBSToRh7IVB BALslM,
For nervous disorders. debility inward weakness.
&c. &c.
VEegTABLE Lo1IoH,
For the face and skim freclles. sun-burns, priciy
heat, ring worms, letters, &c. &c.
DR. cHURcH's IH7TBILToUs Pills,
For the cure Of malignant and bilious feyers, dys-
pepsy, jaundice, costiVeness, acidity, cholera
morbus gravel, indigestion, loss of appetite. and
all disorders Of the head, stomach and bowels
THE GENUINE PATBE7 NJ TgRA7JVH PTELS,
For the cure Of scurvy, eutaneous disorders, tive
veneroal disease, &c.
BooPER's FEMALE PILLS.
ESSENCE or TEpPBR MINT.
Also,
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Containing plain and easy directions for the spec
dy and eHeaual cure Of that disease in both sex
IS whereby any person may cure themselves as
small expense-price half dollar.
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Notice.

Il IL persons indebted to the estate Of lows
IA DAWSON dec. of Amherst county, by bond,
notes or otherwise, are requested to come forward
Immediately and discharge the same-And those
having claims against the estate, are also request
ed u bring them forward legally authenticated,
that they may be discharged.
JOHN S. DAWSON, Adnlinisfyatoy
@ JOHN DAWSON, dec.
August 10, 1909 SIM
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THE delinquent Share

Il oOlIliSiu0li. OlfdlC
holders IN the MANCHESTER TURNPIKE
COWPdN1'. are he;eby notified. that all shares
upon VIII ch requisiton shah be due on the third
Friday in October next. viii on that day be sold
as the law directs, at Zech Brooks's Tavern, IN
the town of Manchester, between the hours of
10 and O'Clock. 1t is requested that those who
may have purchased shares ION the original sub
sciibers, where transfers have not been made do
notify The Treasurer of the number of shares so
holden, and the persons from whom they may
have purchased the same, on before the Sd
Friday IN October, otherwise they viii be sold on
thar day, in the name, and for the benefit of the
original subscribers.
JAMES BRANDER. CLERK G Treasurer
10th Sept. 1904. t3dfo
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Forty Dollars Reward.

ID AN away from lie subscriber last night,
N negro man named BlLLEY, about S fee, g
Or inches high. straight and well made, about
% years Of age, bushy hair, ra,heright complex
ion, and has lost some &c his teeth before. He
has waited in my house for nearly fosr years he
formerly belonged to Peer HeIskell and Iohn
Bowyer. and vas sold by Bowyer 20 Mr.. Booke
sf Fintastle nd ran away from HIM and was
gone nearly - months and was caught in Han
ever. where he had been secreted in a quarter.
He tool, with him sudry Cloathing, a striped
srto1t coa wah yellow buttons. and lined with
rcd home made linen shirfsi grey mixed broad
sloth coat, nearly new, made in the fashion
white Cashmere pa1taloons several waistcoats;
round Jacket and pantaloons Of dark blue stri-
Jtd velvet, with Yellow buttons, the lining home
made iiucn boots and shoes l will give 20 dol
lara IL taken our Of ibe county and brought home,
ADD 20 dollars If taken and secured IN any Jail 50
ffat ges him again, and 10 dollars if taken IN
ne county and brought home.
is. EDMONDSON.
siaunfon, Aug. 2oth. 1904. 3w
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ADVERTISEMENT.
For SALE TO the highest bidder. on Thursday
the 18th Of Oaober next,
II v0Inable tract of Land,

Belonging to the subscriber, containing by laic
survey 425 acres, lying ON the main road leading.
from Louisa courthouse to Hanover town. io:nc
ing major Joseph Eggles,on. Thus land hes eli
and is very productive Of corn. wheat and tobac--
co; it is supposed there Will be made on ii the:
present year between eghteen End twenty thou.
sand weight of tobacco about ore hundred and
sixty or seventy acres cleared, the greater part of
which is fresh, is or 70 acres of good meadow
land, and houses for the accommodation Of x
small nlily. II is not thought nect ssary To
mentions farther particulars, Is il Is supposed the
purchase will view the premises before the day
oil sale. The Ian will be shtwn by application
the,eon, and terms made known On the DAY Of
sale, it being the Intention of the subscriber to
sell 1t on such terms as may suit the purchasers
as much cash however AS is convenient will be
preferred. w MlRIWETHER.
Sept. 10, 1904. Uts)
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.N2t:ce.....- The Office Ct SUI

NoEce..... The office Ct su-
ycrvifo- of the revenue ;br he jieria of Virgil.
tlis, being difeont.Rued. and tSe un6nthed buff.
hef- in the fsid Office transferred to me--;he COLI
hector, Of s;s Urea TAX & internal revenue, whole
Nccourr. have 10, been 6nalIy adiuiled ard paid,
are here;y informed, that 'hey ave now requeacd
TO cali ~ ny Office, in the city OF Richmond, with
out delay and pay the balances due TO the United
3rates-- And thcie whole lands have been fold ia
the dilr9 of Virginia by authority OF an sSt OF
Congrefs ofthe United States for non-puyment of
the Direct Tag may redcera fuch lands, Dy pay
ing to me within the time limited, the princiPal,
cells aud fees che law direas.
AS n,oGt OF the aforementioned lands were fold
in Dee 1907. the privilege of redemption will
continue until Dscc,nber heXt.
The money received by ME Cor the redemption
OF the rad lends will be returned TO the purchs-
fer, with intercR a, the rate OF IS per cent. per
anrur, on tho purchafe money, TO the day on
which it may be paid to me.
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. v. d.
I'M aSti 1,a
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Surry Jockey Club.


NTlLL he run for, over the course at Surry
w Courthouse, on Thufsday the hrst day
of November next, THE SUREY JOCKEY
CLUB PURSE of THREE HUNDRED And
FIf7T DOLLARS, three m lie hea,s.-And on
Friday, the PURSE of the Proprietor of The
Course..'of ONE HUNDRED IND FIF73'
DOLLARS, two mile heats.
All persons wishing 10 start horses, &c. for the
latter purse, will be required 10 ray an entrance
of twenty dollars, except membe the Club.
and from them an entrance OF eight dollars will
DC eNpeaed.-Tne weights Of The course ere as
follows:
Aged Horses $50.
Years Old 100.
S Years Old 10.
q Years Old 100,
Years Old IS.
CHARLES II. GRAVES. Secretary.
a n,ee,ing of the Club will be held at MIR Da.
vid Prices Tavern, on the evening preceding the
irst days race.
Surry Courthouse, Ist Sept. 1904. IN.
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Notice.
AEeaI!crycne0n P006ortJ.


NOTICE is sereby given, that it has heen
4 deemed expediemt To change the Fo.m of the
Mediterranean Passport issued TO vessels of the
uhited States; that from the eighth day of July
next, those of the new form will be issued at the
custom houses 70 every vessel, for which appca
ton may be made on compliance wish he terms
prescribed by law and su,renderng the former
passports OF which she may be possessed. If any
IN which latter case fees will be required FOR
the exchange; and that by an arrangement a
greed Hpon by the Barbary powers, with whom
we are az peace. either the old or TIE new form
OF passpor will be sufficient protect the vessels
OF HE United States, from capture until the 1st
OF July 1905 az er which the old form OF pas mort
will be unavailable ard the new one one in use
Department Of STAG }
23d of May. 1894. s
95e printers Of toe L1,ps IF tie United States are
requested 10 insert toe dbvVe an their Gasettes rzvce
7Teek 'oT The space N six months and rbe coiec-
tors Of the Customs 10 keep copies Of bos'ed up
in t6e,r ojices. June o..
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The day following the above races Saturday
will be run for over the same course, a SWEEP
STAKES for three AMI four year old Colts, en-
trance fifty dollars. half forfeit, mile heats.
carrying the weights of the course. The Sub.
scription tor which will be Kept open until the
Friday before.
Stables aid litter furnished race horses as
usual, gratis
DAVID PRICE. proprietor sftbe course.
Surry courthouse, LIST Sept 1904.
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N O &c q.
l.. Joseph & Co.

ID ETURN thanks 10 their friends and Gus
N toners for the very liberal encouragement,
they have received, and hatter themselves that
by their pundua attention TO business, and cheap
ness of their goods, to merit continuance.
They inform their customers and the public,
that their store will not be opened on the 2Oth
2Ist. and 22d-and 9th, 29Ih, and 29th instant,
1T being their uniform practice to do no bust
ness on days ordained by the Mosaic Law TO be
holy.
Richmond. September 10, 1904.
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= 4 Tickets in the Will

y lCkCtS III Tic w IL
liam Sc Mary College Lottery are for
sale az this Office.
Purchasers to the number Of ten tickets
NAV be- accommodated with credit of
sixty days from the commencement OF
drawing.
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w estham Iron Foundry.
NEAR RICHMOND.

ENHE subscriber takes the liberty of informing
= the pnhlic thathe has taken lease and is at
present. working the above foundery and having
provided tine best artists in that line from New.
York and George Town. together with pig iron
OF the first quality:
Proposes TO cas,-Millgudg and Inks of e..
very description also. castron wheels for the ma
chlnery of mills Rumford, registered and plain
CRATES CRATE front and bottoms, Tor Rumfordi-
ling hre' places; large and small stoves; cabou-
ses and caobin stoves; Franklin stoves for wood
or coal Kitchen CRATES. with crane and range
complete; coach warmers; plain stoves and n1au'd
plates ; cast railing of every pattern I; rlow
shares and p!ow boards; cast Wagon, coach
ph;eton and chair boxes scale weights from
to 90 lb.i sash and clock weights; patent taw
irons for smiths, on very approved plan {;
backs, jams and backlays nail curing machines
with screws complete whec-ba.row bowlers +;
garden ditto; cast iron anvs fire dogs and hand
irons OF every eecription--,ogether with any o.
ther article in the casting line, to given pattern
at the shortest notice, by application at the fur-
mace, or to
JAMES DUNLAP, in Richmond.
24th March, 1890. w3m
+. S. Old Iron purchased by application as
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Valuable Land for Sale.

's1HE subscriber offers for sale 24-t2 acres of
LAND, lying on Roanoke river. IN The couu
~ of Mecklenburg and generally known by the
name or the Occoneechee.
The uncommon fertility of this traa of land
and It's advantageous situation by which il is
convenient TO the improving navigation OF the ri
yer, together with the liberal credit on which il
is 10 be sold, must make it 4 very inportan1 OBJ
Jet 10 these who are inclined 10 purchase lands.
The quantity OF low grounds in the Occoneechee
island, which is separated from the main land by
sinai! and narrow stream is 364 acres and on
he main land adjoining about $50 acres, all OF
which is of excellent quality. BY farthe greater
par5 Of rhe remainder IF the tract is very rich,
being well adapted TO the cultivation of tobacco.
corn, wheat, sc. \ large proportion is in " Gods
and heavily timhered. The whole TRAD is at pre.
sent divided into three tenemenIs leased 10 seye-
raj tenants. whose leases will expirem three years
from the first day of January next The tene.
ments tocraby good state of improve.
ment, and Tie rens amounts TO f. I'D per annum.
Tie subscriber will sell the whole together, on
ethev OF those tenements separately, as may best
siiit me purchasers
The terms of sale are, one sixth part of the
money 70 De paid on the first day OF Jantlary next,
and the balance in FIVE equal annual payments,
bonds and good security being given, and the
punciualIty of payment ensured by deeds oetrust
on rlia and. On Occoneechee Island. ard a, the.
end of Bakers Island, opposite to it, are hshe-
ries, belonging to the subscriber, and 10 he sold
with the land, which nave been accounted the
best on the river. and with the abour of a few
hands, a short time. might now be made valuable.
a farther description Of tins land, and it's i'm
Provements. is supposed 10 be unnecessary, as
persons DESTROYS of purchasing will naturally
chuse 10 view il, and Judge for themselves. If
the whole traa, or any of the tencments, should
notbe disposed of by private contract, before the
l7th day of September next. il will be sold on
that day, (being the Sd Monday i'll the month. !
if fair, If NOT, the next fair day, at the store
of VIM. Birchett & CO. adjacent to the premises,
a,pubc sale, to the highest bidder, on the terms
| above mentioned An accurate plot of the land
will be shewn, and unquestonable titles made to
the purchasers
wifi Wa. MUNFORD.
Richiand, Mecklenburg Co April IL 1904.
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Tic beautiful Msh-6toodcd horse, .
2 r E c. P IT A TE~

ENULL fifteen hands and half high, fine
sorre, handsomely marked, of big bcne and
great muscular strength and powers. evidently
denoting the true English running hcrse-will
stand AT my stables, AZ Sandy Point, in Charles
City county, at six guineas tEs season, ard doi-
lar to the groom but tie season may be dis
charged by the payment Of twenty dollars Oh or
before the 10th day Of October.
Extensive, rich and p. odudivs pastures, we'll
enclosed, in various apartments, from which. TO
mare can easily escape, as well on that account
as from its physical situation. Servants found
gratis but no liasility for involuntary escapes
or Academia.
This celebrated horse, whose name is so Truly
} applicable TO his charaaer, was bred by Lord
Egiemont, foaled in 1857, got 10y Mercury IA son
! of EcIipse,) cam by Herod, grandanl by nj 1toh-
EN-, out Of Mr. Pratt's old Squirt mare, is an
doubtedy Of the best horses ever impored
/ into this country, and IS now thought BY many
gentlemen, who have travelled some distance Il,
| see him, supercr although lie has so la'elv eros
sed the sea, that it cannon be expected he should
have gained his pristine form and beauty.
lie is truly such horse as Virgil describes OF
| a hne one-an eye large, black aud full of FIRE,
bold as the Lyon, active as the Greyhound and
in all his movements ether he rushes forward
( like 4 thurderbolt, and hesitates at nothing
/ In the hrst spring meeting 1890, at New Mar
ket, when three years old, he won the first cIasa
OF the Princes stakes, of 100 guneas each, beat
4 ing thunoerbOt, Chantcleer, and SIR pCuDcf.
four having paid forfeit. IN the same week he
won TIE Bolton srakes Of SO guincas each, beat
ing Chambooe, Dragon, and pallafox-seven
\ paid forfeit Second spring meeting, he won the
third class OF the Princes stakes Of 100 suius,s
beating Thunderbolt-seven paid forfeit: And
IN the same week, he received % guineas forf.is
from Lord CrOsvenors Rsdamau,hus
4 In 1872, ne won sol. at Gwidheld bearing
Doge, Thunderbolt, Serlngapatam, ard Stout.
The next day sol. at the same place. beating car.
dock and Griin. lie also won the kings 100
guinees at Lewes, beating Sky,eaper At three
heats, the FIRST being deemed dead heat after
which he was so highly esteemed. that he became
stallion in his lordship's stud, at 70 guineas
mare.
This horse is the sire Of Jonquil, Pet,roytb :, .
Mariana, Rosaiba. chestnut colt out az BoLt.I.
chestnut colt out OF Rosemary, Humbug. La, Auss
: Raginicr, apollo, Gfilvsr, Tag, Louisa. 4 10.
staff and many others Of great s.me nov in train.
b ing.
purchased hin mvsc'f when IN England i,.r
, fall, 1t the safe Of Richard Watt, dec where q
q complete stud Of his get were sold al n utio, u
q prices tar Beyond what vas common, % vs..
p, yeariinga from 90 Z2C sterling PRINTED, li,t
2 OF which now have nmy possession, 20 &c .c,n
= It any time.
For character aud perfoinanccs. sec Pac;p,
Calendar from 1924 to 1872 inclusive. Suo,,,r ?
Dictionary. page 1853, vol. 3, ps,nted 13OS-,y u.
lam Ta9un, author
WILLIAM LIGHTFOor.
Na'SA ~ AsV@' wtmJfS
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E S c. A P E,

MPoRrED from London, will ALTO ffand at tho
Bowling Sreeny at Guineas (and half a Dol
lar Tor each mare. he IS horfe of FINE Gze.
with feversl excellent racing points, and as biph
bred horie as need be wifhed for He VA, ,ot
by PreeiPitate, a horfe OF great repute. out ct
full liter to the famous Stallion Buzzard. E(eaDe,
was horfe of good fPeedi for which fec che IA:
eng Calendars. JOHN HOOMES.
Bowling Green, February 2ad, 1894. wIot
p y. Mares producing a certificate OF ,hSir
having won purle or (weepllskes of 400 dollar.
value, mile heats brea the winner of one.
ihal be covered gratis. III
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A r G. II y y K E,

| ArvLY imported from London. was got By
Sir Peter Teazc, (the fra Stallion now i'm
England) his dam Horatia by Old Eclinfe. FUN
doubtediy the frf Stallion of his day. his gran
dam Countefs by Blank, a famous fon of the Go.
dolphin Arabian, with many other excellent croft
ies--A horfe Of better blood than Arcbdute wa,
never RATED: He is full brother to MIR Teazla
and Stamford both in high repute, and 70 are the,
whole tock. Countcfs (his granoan) has bred
lone o. the bea hories that have appeared on .hc
Britiih turf. She is the dam of Wizard Cobrckr.
Achilles Greybeard Horata aud Delpni-. all ca,
pitai. This IS well known TO every gentleman
acquainted with the Racing Calendars and Gene
raj Stud Book of England. Archduke is dsrE
brown horieJ full 10 hands high. has deal of
Oone with great powers, good Hnarc of beauty
and IN the prime of lie. He made his appearance
on the turi at three years cid, and did not run
alter that year. He won SweepRakes Of 100
Suineas EACH beating feveial good horfcs;alfo
the Derby Stakes, beating Lord Esremont', CiS.
lebert, Sir F. Handifh's brother to Spread Eagle.
MT. Heatheoste's Vivaldi, Mr.. Coehion's Expec.
tation, the Duke of Grafton's Vandal, Lord Ok.
lords Dart. tnow his Lordbip) Lord 6rofvenor,s,
colt by Pot8o'e, out OF SYMPTOMS fiacr, and feve-
ralother very fine colts. The Derby Stakes
hdered the Irl in England, ana gives ;he winner
great credit. lie fell lame ihortly after and was
hfe6, run two races more with very good horfe-,
and attic he was beaten, he came in well. The
above is the whole os his racing.
Archduke will Gand the enfuing fearon'
at the Bowling Green, GuineaS with Dol
lar 10 the groom) for each marc i; which may be
dhehargedy any time before the FIRE day of Au.
gun next by the payment of Guincas. The
te"ion will commence on the 6rf day of Niarch
next and end the fiftt of AHguh following. -
great abundance of good paluaee, gratis boy.
boarded at 1850 per week & corn fuTniihed at tle
market prise TOR mares that are t. be fed, ros-
which the money mui be fent, or it will not Lc
mad Great attention paid the mSrrs but no
Responsibility for accidents or eicape. Notes for
Guiness co BE discharged al above mentioned,
mutt accompany the mares.
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NJ Advertisements, NOT e. q. eding square
tnlS''Sth, are inserted in fhis Faher fo- Scpeai-
fy=iUe cents tie first time three dollars for
fhrce weeks (6 finaes) +; una for every addt-
ftonaltnser.ion thirty-threc ccnts. Long ones
IN the same frohortion-u,icSs a s,heciQi con-
t'''et DE- n,ade by fhe uear.
VIRGLNI1:
-1f Sxferior Court Of Chancery, hoiden in
Richmond, March The 1871, 1904.
Between
William Harvey, plaintiff.
And
William Johns and Henry Clay
ton detendauts.J
THE defendant William Johns not having enter
ed his appearance snd given security according
70 the act of assembly and the rules of this cour,
aud 1t appearing to the satisfaction OF the court.
that he i; not an inhabitant of this country: On
The motion of the paintifby his counsel, It is or
dered, that the said defendant do appear here en-
tine first day of the next September term and an.
swer the bill ofthe pllintiff; and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some uewspa-
per in the city of Richmond for two months sue
crssively, and posted 1t the front door OF tie
Pitol Ill the said city.
copy-reste,
p. TINSLEY, C C