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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-11
FOR SALE.

AND NOW READY TO BE DELlyRRED,
100000 Bricks,
5000 bufheis lh:ll Liroe.--,4n
A HOUSE AND LOT,
On W,a,9Rgsor freet, IL .fee .fm9Ir,
A HOUSE AND LOT,
On Fairfax ereet-TEfl ACRES OF LAND on
the hill not far from Co!. Peytoa's.
I he Subscriber having declined the
VENDUE BUSINESS, oftrs to rent the COM
modious WAREHOUSE he al preient occupies,
and being detilous Of cloiing all V.ndue accounts
he will be extremely obliged 10 thoGe INDEBTED to
him, to make Immediate payment, shole having
goods yet unfold are reque8ed to take them away,
ard thofe having claims will be plealed TO bring
them in.
Thomas Patten.
Nav q q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-11
MAY O..
WILL BE SOLD,

hcclonel James Wren's taveFa, on Saturday
the Iath of May next,
| ALL the perlonal Eftate of captain
Yhos Triplstt, decesfed, confaing of feveral
rgoes, enc horie, bed, bedfead and furniture,
atGyer watch, fome books and fnadry other
mces.
The terms Of tale will be, all fums und;r ten
hllars cath, and all above credit o; months
vii be given, upon the purchalers giving bond
With approved fecurisy.
| All perfons having claims againf his, easte
ssnqueaed to bring them in properly authen,
tatsd, on or before the day Of iaIe, and all In
/ abicd are requeaed TO make immediate pay
nss. The Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
Charles Little, Adm'rs.
Geo. Triplett,
April 13. dds
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-11

SAMUEL CLARK

SAMUEL CLARK
lPsafalJ informs bis ToqUa and Country CxE
t'mcrs fbat be cortemplQtts leaving this place
eafl,, and zUiH dyp9lt effbt JolloqOing Shoes
fsrcg6, credit, or prodaee-ViS
Englilh and American colored Kid
|sipptrs,
Do black and white, high and low heels,
Back, led, green and blue Morocco Slip
|ias,
Ladies Black Morocco JefTerfon's fhoes.
Mites Red and Black do.
600 pair good Calf Skin Slippers.
Back Stuff do.
Miles Morocco ard Leather Slippers.
Boys fine and coarse ihoes.
e.h'ldrel's Jefesfon Shoes, and pumps.
Mems fine Morocco fhoes, and dancing pumps.
D. fine Morocco ihoes, and coaffe ihoes.
March ~. d.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-14
NEW RK, Ju,y 2.

CAMBRIA Faro ATE.-On Saturday the y. S.
NLa'shal Of this disttia went sgain down to the
Carnbl ian, for the purpose of arsesting the lieu
tenant who commanded the men employed in I'M
pressing the crew of the Pitt and who fogcb,y
prevented the revenue officer from boarding that
vessel. The marshal went down in the Revenue
Gutter, bur returned yesterday without success.
having been refused Ambulance ON board the fri
gaze
WepeTccive by an evening paper that Mr. Mer.
ry, the British ambassador, has returned to Wash,
ington and that mutual complaints have hcerfe~-
changed on the part CT the States, with re-
spett to the infringement of our Jurisdiction. ans
violation OF our revenue laws i'll tie affair Of the
Pit: on the part of the Briiish, with respea 70.
the circumstance of the p,lois beng ordered by-
the mayor from board the British vessel. OF
war.
As the brig Rolla entered the Narrows, boun,s
to Bordeaux on Friday, the British frigate Boz
ton got under way cuth her off, in which act she
got ashore, where she remained ) hours before
she gotoH. She wentto on Saturday morning.
The Boston gave chase to the Rolla, in conse-
qucnce of understanding that Jerome Bonala,te
, intended departing in her ineog.
Correspondent recommends, ''as gentle
| and elhcacious method of carrying off the extra
| ordinary quantity of bile thrown into the stomach
during warm seasons. the daily use OF solution
! OF tamarinds two or three ounces of which
may be mixed with aquarr of cold water and TAX
en- at different draughrs during the course of the
forenoon; this is pleasant beverage, keeps the
body COOL and the bowels IN that lax state so me-
ce'sary in hot weather and il has the advantage
over most other purgatives that il seldom or never
OCCASIONS sickness a. the stomach, nor does j, i'm
pair the organs of digestion, which the habituai
use ofmosJ other laXtive medicines do. 1t was
recommended to him by = West india gentleman,
who informed him that ir was the usual iiaily
torenoon's d,ink of the planters in the islands, &
that TO it was 10 be attributed tie long CONTINUE
ance of health which. on plantations IN the nteri-
or, many OF their people enjoyed, so that ne had
known some of them ATTAIN the age of soven,y or
eighty years, by living temperately and u,ng tis
beverage daily, who had not experienced a mo-
| ment's indsposition for thirty or forty years"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-14


Joseth CHld1Dick, testified, that he had
been acquainted with the prisoner Joseph
Parker, a number Of years TRAIT witness
resides in this city, is a rigger by trade
that prisoner worked in the employ Of the
witness a considerable time as a rigger-
that prisoner began to work for witness
in September, 1893, and continued to worl,
for him until The spring Of lSOl--that du.
ring that period he saw him constantly
thatit appeared from witnesses books, that
Parker received money from witness for
work, which he had performed on the fol
loving days, viz. on the 9Th Of October,
and on the 9Th ard 9Th December, 500
on the Oh t6ih and 2slh Of February,
and lth March lS0l--that Parker lived
from May 1900, tin some time in April
1901, in house in this city belonging n
capt. PeIor--that during that period and
since, witness had been we'll acquainted
with prisoner.
Isaac Ryckman testified, that he was an
inhabtart Of this city; that he was well
acquainted with Joseph Parker the prison
81 .. Va bar, and had known him mum.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-17

RAN AWAY from the fubrcriber's farm, in
the county Of Acxandria, diGrft Of Colnmbia,
Mulat,o man called MATT COOK, about 6
feet high, between s. and 40 yeas Of age, long
hair which he wears eed, lack IF qybut boir on
the front his head, iittle to Tic left, coop
er by trade; he has feveral fears on his arm $ and
wrfts, fear on bis back occaGoncd by fyald,
and feveral marks from whip; he is very fond
Of drink and ganbingS he took with him va
ricty of clothes and icme copper's tools. Fl.
crched the Potomac at Georgetown few days
fnce, and viii probably make Tor Baltimore, as
he has been very arxious FIR iomc tine paft TO
so to lea. | will give tie above reward fos
occurring faid fellow in any jail, 70 that I get
him again, or tb'rty dolloys, with reafonabIe
charges if b'cnpht home. G-r All matters of
y,fris ard Others are forawaroed harbouyingt en-
Ploying or earring OF laid fellow At theit peril.
c. F. Whiting.
July II. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-17
SILVER WATCH.

Taken from Negro boy, fomc time ago, a
plain Silver French Watch, The owner, Prov
ing property, and paying the colt of this adyer-
titem:nt, may have it on application 10
The Primer.
July 9. dss
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-17
Notice is hereby glUsn,

To the Stockholders of the Bank Of
Alexandra, that a dividend OF tour ard a half
per cent. on the capital Stock Of faid Bark for
the half year ending this day is declared, ard
will be ready to be paid TO them, or 1helr &c.
on Thurfday next, ,hr 5:h Infant.
BY order of the Preidenf anG Directors,
Gurden Chaplin, CaJGier.
July 2. d4w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-17
OLD FRUIT STORE.
The Advertiser has for Sale, at his Stor. OF
Psinee arett, variety Of

The Advertiser has for Sale, at his Store en-
Psinee arert, variety Of
Fuat-NutS- Groceries, sc.
Freih LEMONs-imported in the
brig Neptune direct from Lifbon; Lines,
Oranges, Figs, Raifns, prelcryed Pfunes,
&c. &c.
Soft ihell'd Almonds, Engliih Wal
nuts, &c-
Holland Gin of a hyperion quality,
Cogniao Brandy, w. |. and country Rum, Ma
de.ra and 1renerlae Wine, loaf lump and brown
Sugar, Molailcs, bctt Green Coffee, Teas OF diff.
leteur qualities, &c.
SmsthfeM Bacon Hams,
Venifon, Sbad aud Herrings, t,ntended for
family uie, and put up with particular attcntion,)
Coa6h, Mackerei, &c. &c.
Thomas Ssmms.
Iujv n
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-17
BubItr Sale.
On TUESDAY next,

On TUESDAY next,
~ o'clock. will be fold at The Vendue Store,
r u M
n bbds. and bis. French Brandy in pipes,
GIN in pipes and bis.
vhRsy and Apple Brandy in BIS.
suearin hhds. fierce. and bis.
Chocolate
Mould and dlpt Candles
RaiGas IN kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs-aud trails,
Oseen's Waye in crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.-ALso,
A Variety Of DRY GOOHS,
among which, are
Cloths, Coatings, Keriemeres,
Dofils, Plates. K-.lcys, Negro Co't0ns,
Sefges, Eiaiill ks, blue FREEZES,
Calimancees, RnA.ls, Yarn Stockings,
CHIMES and CsEicoes,
Iriih Lineos, SileGa do.
Oinsbergs and TieklentHrgs,
Muffin and Mriljn Hsndkefchiefs,
Irdis Mullins end Table Cloths,
Bandanna iIandkerch;efs,
Colour'd Threads, Hats, and iundry other
articles.
Philip G. Mayeeller.
Iutv o.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-17
THE SUBSCRIBER

TIE SUBSCRIBER
Intending to leave this place early next fall,
offers for (aie, on the mott reasonable terms, his
STOCK on HAND, coniRing Of a handlome lr>
lection of
DRY GOODS
adapted to the prelcnt ieaion. ALI perfons
having claims agaiott him are requeRed to pfelent
them for iettlement, and thole indebted TO him
will be plcaied to make payment.
John Hoy5wgh.
June IL. d
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-09
Valuable Land for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale 2442 acres of
LAND. lying on Roanoke river, in the coun
ty OF Meckenburg and generally known by the
name of the Occoneechee.
The uncommon fertility of this traa of land,
and its advantageous situation, by which it is
convenient to the improving navigation of the ri
yer, together with the liberal credit on which ic
is to be sold, must make it very important ob.
leet TO those who are inclined TO purchase lands.
The quantity OF low grounds IN the Occoneechee
island, which is separated from the main land by
small ana narrow stream, is 364 acres, and on
the main land adjoining about $50 acres all OF
which is ofexcellent quality. BY farrhe greater
part of tive remainder of the traa is very rich,
being well adapted 70 the cultivation of tobacco,
corn, wheat, &c. A large proportion is in woods
and heavily timbered. The whole trati is ar ORE.
sent divided into three tenements, leased to seve
raj tenants whose leases will expire in three years
from the first day of January next The tenc-
ments are IN toierably good state &C improve
raen' and the rent asnss.its TO E ia per anl.url.
The subscriber will sell the whole together, or
either OF those teneraents separately, as MAJ 81
suit the purchasers ~
The terms of sale are, one sixth pasyof t1
money TO be paid on the lrst day of January nex,
and the balance in five equal annual payments,
bonds and good security being given, and tho
puneluahty of payment ensured by deeds Of trust
on the land On Occoneechee Island and Al the
end of Bakers Island. opposite to it, are hshe-
| ries, belonging to the subscriber, and 10 be sold
with the land, which have been accounted the
best OH the river, and with the labour of a few
hands, short time, might now be made valuable
farther description of this land, and it's i'm
Provemenis, is supposed TO be unnecessary, az
persons DESTROYS of purchasing viii naturally
chuse TO view it, and Judge for themselves. If
the whole tract or any of the tenements, should
not be disposed Of by private contract, before the
| 18th day of September next, it viii be sold on
that day, (being the Sd Monday in the month";
if fair, If not. the next fair day at the store
of WIN. Brchett & Co. adjacent to the premises,
atPublic sale, to the highest bidder. on the terms
above mentioned An curate plot Of the land.
will be shewn, and unquestionablc titles made to
the purchasers by
wifi WIZ. MUNFORD.
Richland, Mecklenburg Co. Ap.a IL, 1894.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-09
Or. RAWSOSs
Worm Po7Uderf.

A Medicine which for efficacy and fafetS in It's
n operation hands unriyalled. The mon az
theutie proofs aud repeaabls authorities Of its ar
tonilhing virtues and furprihng eGe6 in eafreme
and Alarming cafes Of WormsJ may be fesn az the
places Of falc. Price SO cents package.
Genuine Ar0mafic PASTE,
For the Teeth and Seurvy IN the Gums, Prepared
only BY THOMPSON, New London, Con-
ue9ieut.
vTHs only Medicine in the void that will with
iaiety, cafe and certainly, cure the Scurvy in
the Teeth AND Gums. This Pare eleanfes the
Teeth and purihes the Gums OF any foulnefs, or
acid eorroGve humours IL braces and ftrengthens
the 6bres Of the Gums, 20 that they adhere elofe
20 the Teeth IL likewife makes the Teeth appear
white ard beautiful, and takes of all dfagreeable
fmeis from the breath, which generally arife from
Seorbutie Gums and bad Teeth. The Public are
cautioned to be on their guard agsinl purebafng
a fpurous kind Of Pare, made by one s. Fl. p. Lee,
Of New London hts fPurious kind is Of a dirty
brown colour IN rough tin boxes. The genuine
Kind is Of lively red colour N neat pewter box.
c., and each direction paper fgnedby !. Thomp'
ien the only PioPrissoL in his OWE hand writing,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-09
DR.. pAWSONs
Itch Ointment,

TNHIs Ointment has remarkable afcendsncy o.
yer every other competition heretofore dfco..
vered for eieaning and Identifying the Hen.
PimPles and all kinds Of Eruptons on the Face
and elfcwhere. and Cutaneous diftempers of almoa
every kind are radically cured by this Ointment.
1t cures the Itch in faort time with lately, and
cafe.
This Ointment is very agreeable in fnelL il
leaves the Kin fmooth and beautiful, and may at
all times and all oeeaions be ufed afreeably TO
direGtiong without in the leafi enaangering the
parents hesltb.--Price IN cents Dor.
7ycs'S DitO, price so ceHfJ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-09
DIR RAWSoM's
Patent Anh- Bilious Pills, or Family
PbyGc.

THxsE Pill, produce the MOI fenible and fur
= priiing effects on the Bilious pafages, and
difcharge with facility and cafe all Kinds of Bilious
Congeaions, and experience proves them lupericr
20 any other phyic for
Bilious & Yellow Fee CoRivcnefs,
veTs, Female complaints,
Cholics, And for dciiroying
DizzinefsL Worms in the bowels
Pains in the Stomach & Of children.
Bowels,
In great Colds and fudden attacks of diforderL
an early ule OF thefe Pills often produce the hap
picR effects.
Families living remote from ailful Physicians
ought always TO be provided with my Pills and
Bitter,, as their ieaforabls application by diC-
charging eongeGions and giving tone TO the fri
Paaagcs olten,imes prevent the moG ferrous and
formidable maadies, and when taken agreeabIy
20 dtections have produced wonders in the cure
OF Fevsrs and AgueS, 60 prevalent in new countries
and low and marfhy villageS-Priee as and 371
cents box.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-09
DR.. RAWSON's


Anti- Bilious and Stomacbic Btters,
Prepared by Thomas II. Rawion, New Lon.
don, Member of the Connecticut Medical Society,
for which diEcovery he obtained Patent, 'iigned
by the PRECEDENT of the United States, July z4th,
1907, agreeably 70 an Aa of congre(s.
HE celebrity and demand for thefe Bitters'
J. and unloleited letters and certificates of.heir
fngular virtues and effects, we'll from eminent
PhYielans as others OF the frh reipe liability,
daily received by the Patentee, frcm all parts OF
THE uniouJ proves them experimenaliy the grsa..
tea dileovery ever yet made the healing art.
The following fome of the mol prominent
complaints in which theCe Bitters are eFicaciors,
and 70 universally admired, viz
indigeifion, Dylentaries,
Debility Gravel,
Head aches, Dropies,
Lowuefs OF fpirits, Worms,
Bilious comp!aintl Agues,
IaundieS Rh-umatifmsy
Female complaints
And all that train OF complicated complaints 70
common in the fall and foring feafous.
THEY remove by their RinIulaling effects the
two extremes of eoftive and relaxed habits OF BIO
dy, procure arong appetite and digaAion, difu
pnGng to brifknefs and livelineis thofe perfons
who before taking them were melancholy, low
ipirited, and trembling. aud remove thofe dull !,
unplea fenfations, 10 difagreeable to be borne
Price so cents.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-09
Where alto NAV he had,
DR. RAWSON's
Anfi- Bilious Patent Pills.

Genuine Windbani Bilious Pills,
DREPARED by Samuel Lee, jun. of Wind
= nam, IN the State of Connecticut; sor which
eo',eo'ery he Obtained Patent Ggned by the Pre-
fdeut of the United States, April 90, 1906, a..
greeable to an sa OF Cougrcis-
The numerousPufiing impof,ions upon the pub
lie, and ftatement ofremarkable cures never made
ye, certified by feigned names, or by perfons un-
acquainted with the nature of jfealey and the es-
ictt Of particular medicine render il difficult to do
iuitiee to the Pube,in Offering fufFeient motives
to make trial of the virtues OF this invaluable me
dcinr. v,zw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-09

nj Court continued and held for .A5eniarIs
County, The seVenih day Of February, 1904.
Charles L. Lewis, pltf.>
Against In
Elizabeth Henderson and Charles , Chancery,
Henderson, defts
.ON the motion of the plaintiff by his attorney,
- Iris ordered, by the court, that the slaves OF e.
Elizabeth Henderson be attached, and The said
slaves are to be kept by the sheriff until thedefen
dant or his agent give bond and security in the
penalty OF TWO thousanddosrs TO oe approved of
by tue sheriff with condition chat the defendant
Elizabeth Henderson perform and abide bv the
decree OF This court tobs hereafter pronounced
IN tins cause. and If the defendant or her agent
tan 10 give such security, that the sheriff si!l de-
tain said slaves, and make port 10 the NEXT court
in order for further decree
a copy-Tesle,
IOHH MInHOI I'll
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-09
VIRGIWLA:

VIRGIWLd:
foMMlTTED to the jail of Lee county on
~ the 1O'h day of January last runaway ne
gro man about five feet seven inches high, sup
posed to be between forty and fifty years of age,
calls himself SAM, thin visage, rather spare
made had OIL when brought to jail a low crown.
ed hat, a broad cloth coat good deal worn,
tmckset waistcoat and an old pair of coiton bree.
ches says he belongs TO James Caldwell of the
county OF Cudford, state of North Carolina
The owner is desired to come and prove his pro-
perty, pay Charges and take him away.
CHARLES NOE, d. s.
For z. Fulkerson, $ L. C.
March 26, 1904. w3m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-09
y. TINSLEY r

1T Colirf cc!anaea and he'd J3,- I:ut8cH
eoa'sty, on tie 28fA day Of March, 1904.
Nancy Mahon, plf1
VS..
Robert TrenbIe and John Camp ~ ~'a"'syy'
bell, dsfs
TIE defendant Frenibie nor having entered his
appearance according to law and the rules
of shi~ coWt; it appea-iag to the satisfaction of
The court that ne rs not an naastant of this
statei and on motion of the plaintiff by her at
torn=y, Il is ordered that unless the said Trenn
Lle enrer his appearance and ils his answer to
tie plaintiffs bill or or before the Sapye nber
court next, the bin will be taken rs confessed :;
and it is ordered thar it be published tw months
successfully in the Virginia Gazette, and upon
the froat door of ibis courthouse
COpy-TeSte,
NATHAN ELLINGTON, .. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-09
inst received direct from rte Patentee's ana
for Sale by
SHAPhRD u LUCGE, RIeKMoHD,
The following Valuable
Family Medicines,

Which they are also Forwarding TO the following
persons, viz.
Virginia Thomas II Walton, Gainesville {;
Thomas Wyatt, LJnchburg John Gillian & Co.
Cumberland; Thomas Miller, Bedford Moses
Norris Columbia; Samuel Shelton & Co. War
rem; Zachariah Hall, Powhatan John Peyton,
Milton Isaac CaruthersSS Co Lexington Benj.
& Christopher Morris, Stanton Richard Ran
kin, Augusta Jennings Gap) Peter Crawfor
Louisa Henry H. Dickinson, Caroline Robert
Warburton. Williamsburg Barclay s. Barclay,
North Carolina.-Major James Vaughan, VIII
iiamsborough; Norwood & Blackwell, Granville;
Thomas Webb, ditto.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-09
Mediterraaean Pal6artt.


NOTICE is rersby given, that it has been
j ' deemed expedient 20 change the form of ,he
Mediterranean Passport issued 70 vessels Of the
N1'-'1 States; thar from me eghth day Of Iuly
t-4, trose Of tive ne~ form VII be issued az he
custo~ u3r 70 every veesg, for which appica
ton may be Ial. on compliance wi.h The terms
prescribed by lew AVID suuendcring the former
passports OF which she mag he possessed, If any,
in which lotrer case no fees will be required for
the eNch1rge; aud thai by an arrangement a.
g'ted upon hy the BarDary powers with whom
We are 81 peace, either ths old or the new form
Of passport wli be sufficient 70 proieCt tie vessels
OF ths Uni;ed states. G. on capue un,i the list
Of luy l'O5, aG or which the Oh fotn OF passpor,
wiz We unavailable ana The new one alone IN use.
Department Of Stare
2}d of Ma. 1aJt {
9be P'ia.0s ofi'e laos oftls United STATES are
requested, 70 mscrf roe abDvc IN f5r casefiss f,gcs
aSrest toy fbe .baae IF SIX piottb, and RE Colec
t0's 81 f'r C1sfors Co. t,cp s9Pies q it pasted ~
IN tt@, gHtes.
4 June l. 6rl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-09
IOHN NICHOLAS. clk.
YIRGIVI4:

1T a sMieriOr COnrt Of Chancery, holden in
Richmond, the 2sM day Of May, 1904.
Between y
John Watkins and Sarah Moore, executor
and executrix of Joseph Moore, plaintiffs
And =
zachariah Williams and Thomas Glascock.
eXecut RS OF Robert Walton, dec defendants !
q * the motion of me plaintiffs by coun lel. the
- court doth order that the defendants who are
not inhabitants of This eommo " cal, Ii, and who
have failed to appear and answer the bill of the
plaintiffs, and TO shew cause against the revival of
the suit lately depending in This court in wiicl,
their testaior was plaintiff, and the present plain
ts defendants, 70 appear here on the first day Of
the next term and answer the said bill, and sheyy
cause If any they can, why the suit aforesaid Of
their said testator brorgst fora settlement of &C
counts, and in which IN account was ordered and
I report in pursuance thereof, made before the
abatement thereof, shcJld not stand revived A
gainstthem as defendants in Ike names f,he pre-
sent plaintiffs: And the court ftmths- oc4ere,h
that the defendants be notified Of this order. by
insertion of copy thereof for two mcn,es sue
cessivey in one or more of the Richmond news
papers andb anothe. copy being posted en- the
front door of rhe cspitoliu this city
a COpy,-Tsste,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-09

1T a Court continued and held for HliddIesc.c
county, at tbe courthouse IN Uy5Gnla, on 1aesdap
TIE 27tb day Of March, 1904.
James Campbell, complainant. = ;.
Against
Charles Collier, John Quarles CIR of John >
George. dec. and Benl Faulkner admir-. Z
debonsnon of VIM. Didlake, dec. 3
defendants
TUE defendant; CHARLES Collier not having en-.
tered his appearance and given t-curit7 ac-
coTding to the a6 OF assembly and the rules Of
this court and it appearing 70 the satisfaction of
the court that he is Alot an inhabitant Of this com
monweaih On the motion OF the complainant
by his counsel IT is ordered that the said defend
ant do appear here on the fourth Monday in Au-
gust next and answer the ball of,he compliments,
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some public newspaper published in the state for
two months excessively, and posted at the front
door of the courjhCuse ofthis county: Aud il is
further ordered, thatthe otherdefendsnts, Quarles
ex'r &c. and Faulkner. admir-. &c. do not pay a.
way any money or elects in their hands, owing OF
belonging to said defendant Collier until the fur
Their order Of this court.
Copy--Te5te,
JOHN CHEW, Junior, D. e.M c.