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argument Within u,rrower compafS AMI t;rlf
ING 10 the judgment Of the Senate 20 iuDoly all
the Deficiencies, and rJrcad i ont more fully
before them. In either cafe the MANNERS of
the impeachment ',i'l not Rand CT equally adj
vaniageous ground, with JuGge Gha.a's couu-
f.,
1t is probable t'it tie managers Tor The orc-
itcuson will attempt TO make tle moi of their
t'nle by distributing their duties into different
departments. Il vii! b, come perhaps the du.
~ otiome Of the managers 20 comment upon
the sUidrDce, and 0. the other, 90 ccnment ur-
ON the dttszcs They may fin further Cuhdi-
VIDE their employment, by calling ,he impeach-
ment INTO different parts, and alisuiug 10 each
particular manager particular count. Ii was
IN this way n leaf, tuat the managers of the
Houte ofCommons, TOOL, different parts in the
proiecuton Of Warren Ratings. 70 enc of
them may be allotted the proitcution Oh the
renniyiyNia charge, 80 another the Delaware
charge; while tho MaryIgfs and Virginia char
&c, as they 5ng1 b. caLsa for the purpofes of
determination, may be transferred to their
o'ner coi'eds ut'. ~
~ Invisible CIR !---rhis mvnic
" daughter Of ether and light" to whom the
moE enchanting Poet has dedicated his rweet-
eli 'ays, is at '-ngth defined to come forth in
q tenhC.e A2re Hitherto fhe has appeared to
u3 wItao1t ranch poetic fiction, to I've {" vox ct
prctCrcl UihjI." Her melodious voice has
INDY trt3thed into our ear: The cold fages
OF Europe and America, as much enrapsurcd
by hSr Charms rs the mol animated amateur of
The fi'i hive with equal ardour folicir, the
pieeiure oth'hodng her. But ihe has hither-
20 eya9-d al thcr warmet opportunities, and
retired from the eaze of obtruiive curio.i,v
Yet "ttei, and you fhall find, knock & it fhall
be opened unto you," is the language Of fcpip-
ture, and L IS The language of truth. Like the
oiaer .'I. beings Of her fe2, fhe had only kept
hlT,tIr concealed fsom their view becaufe no
one lad YET taken the proper method Of ap-
preaching her preitnce. There was a certain
way ~ Ootain her fdvours but no one had "a
~ diicovsrcd the mylterious & much wilhed-
iorHr;. There vas key to unlock the tc:nrl.
Ii which &c had kept her rclidcrce, AMI deli
v-'.d her ;-yr>t orac!es: but this key was 10
be forged o"'yh the ingenious hand Of fcience,
a7A no one had yet frilen upon the happy art of
a"pll'og is principles. The key is at iength
which is to unlock her temple; md i
on Tomorrow, ITS inviiiblc tenant is 10 Appear
before Us, W;tEcu. that myterious veil, which
has hitherto concealed her attractions
We have already tated of the plearures of
m itery and it is now time That we 1ould
enjoy The delights of difcovery. Even the no
Ct OF the iay,iible Girl himielf, would be VIII
Ing TO coDirfs on fuch an occaGon as this,
that It was fancy and not feeling, which led
him to eXclain-
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the COOL citizens thereof And whereas
eiiard is regularly%-nounted at-the houfe ot the
Marquis de Ca!7 Caivo by thcfe troops, who
arc isid TO he detained FOR that purpofe folely:
Ard whereas the government Of the United
States have evcr held iiv;oia;e rights of hofoi-
tally, by ful psote Zion of thofe who are un-
der its laws. without fnr.ign nd
Therefore, Refolved, as the ieufe of the men,
beers of the Legislative council That fuch prac-
tees are not only dangerous to the peace and
Gniet of this city, but derogatory 20 the dignity
OF the government of the United States, and an
infringement Of It's iovereignty.
E>.olv>d further, That the prefdent of the
council be directed forthwith to trau,init CO.
Ply 81 the preceding refo tion to his Excellen-
cy the Governor OF this Territory
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PERIOD or JUNIOR cpAsr's raiAt.

The reader viii lee by ;his days paper, that
ChsrlesLee has bseu aldef 60 tic la If Judg.
Chlfl IS council. Tie has thu, fte advocate. 60
cooperate WITH hin in ti5 defence. Eae5 q
thcie will probably require one day; pIha-s
iomc ofthcm will occupy twa days, 90 dcyelope
his argument. Should tie Senate refuf them
this privilege, the hue ADD cry Of r.rEcution
will be once more RATED agsi.g his political op-
ponents; and lhould be- Be found guilty, his
friends will be ready 90 attribute bis coud.mna-
ton TO The want of an adequate defence raiher
than to- the enormity Of his "hirh crimes and
mjfdemeanors." A whole week will thus be
dedicated to the defence; and ihorter period
will be allotted to the managers OF the imreach-
ment, both to comment upon TIE tcflmouy,
and 10 comment upon tie arguments of his
council. Thus they viii be brougt. ta the dif-
agreeable dilemma Of poGponiUg the tri+l ac-
cording TO the wifes OF Judge. sill TIE
next ieGion Of Congrcis, or u coa5erfn. their
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on the part of the proiecution WAS clofed, 70
far as it could be derived from wtnefes that
were prefent. Nine being sbfent, it was hoped
that hould they hereafter attend, their teGimo-
ny would be received.
In This the court acquieiced when the court
role about 4 O'Clock.
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NRrvORIRANs -ArrA1ps

NJ 7sqr~day tu5bHcd (Ja,J Tire Nclv-1 -,rk
NoyHiag Chronicle If TarJday GaRJ n reJ5hlfi20
of IRE hgU4five cowciI at Nszv-OrIeaas, rein.
t.0e IN TIRE SbaH;B frso5J retained BY the Iqfe
Sb4EB goUeJUor, TIE Marquis de CaG, C,7l7.o.
6ecI0liHg The June da1ceronJ 10 lie tsace offb,
eify, anil dprq{nse,J 10 The dignity offbegozerq-
mr7f # tbs u. S. BY accounts doiel F1ce f5e
be6Hg cffbaf rG/5ipiioH, ii appears f5af fbe COM
m IN q recogfderafion IF tire queRioH, re/5lped
INIT, fJoagb the IiHfime1fJH exbrs6sd 5erEaly
accoraei 10ifb t5sir ideas, vet it zva5 M af.ir in
-ybicb the rop1W could net i7ferbof, 7yifBonf an
interference 1ViD5 he concerns IF tie gozer7,r.
TIE Cslol'fiaa soaS accordingly diGuigcd
I'M the Legislative Council in the territory Of
New-OrieaEs, on The Goth December, Mr.. Pol
lock moved the following refolutions which
were read ;hc tirf time and agreed TO, ard or
dered 70 Nc taken into further confederation on
the following Monday.
Whereas certain troops Of his Catholic Ma
icRY yet remain in this city, appearing daily in
its ltreeis with arms, to tho g. =, annoyance OF
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Science { to Won
TOyRTH OF AIdRCH.

a T nlcc,ia%of Republican Citizea, held at n.
1 : C-9..1l The GLOWING gentlemen ,yer. an.
Pointeia committee 70 lup,rinteud the aorroashiIg
R-n.N.i ON. H. ~ - --.-D-,. -.
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9AIQg " Suction.

Will be fold on "Wednesday the 9th day Of
March next,
\ Good BRICK dwelling HOUSE with all
y the neccaary Offices together with two
acres (town mstfire) Of highly improved land
the property and Preftat reGdcnce of DR..
James p. M.Caw.
Terms Of payment viii be made known on
tbs day or flle.
THOMAS TAYI Np q o. w ~,
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Or WHOM TIcKETs MAY RE HAD.
81, = meeting Of the committee is particular,
re1nsagd O. Saturday next, at the Bell-Tavern, i
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2enlAfer,
OF TIE PROCEEDINGS or THE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF TIE
UNITED STATES.

o4As cd g January, lly E.fis sf;,.JtJe 5iiozyige
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BERRYMAN JOHNSON.
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IL Quarterly Court, held for Prince Ed
r,ard corny, MvcS fbe lstb, 1905
Archibald Fuqua. plaintiff =
Agdinsf
William and George w siker. executors. &c. g
ofGeorge Walker. dec. and the said VIII.
liam, David. Ben. Jacob and Nancy. and &
their mother Priscilla Walker, and John :
Atrwell, defendants (
TNHE defendants David, Ben, Jacob, Nancy
i and their mother Priscilla, not having enter
ed their appearance and given security according
90 an 40 Of the General Assembly and the rules
of this cour. andit appearing to the satisfaction
of the court that they are not inhabitants ofthis
state, On the motto <of the plaintiff by his coun.
sci, Il Is ordered, thar the said defendants, Da.
vid. Ben, Jacob, Nancy and their mother Pris-
ella, do appear here the first day Of July court
next, and answer the plaintiff IS bill; and that a
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
one Of the public newspapers printed in the city
Of Richmond. for two months successfully, and
also posted the front door of the courthouse of
this county.
A copy--Teste.
BENZ. WATKINS. D. C.
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Tobacco Land for Sale.

TN Amherst county, on Horsley's
j creek, 500 acres of rich tobacco land, formerly
the property of DIR. Daniel Warwick, and known
by the name OF Wincanton--This land has the adj
vantage OF lying on the main road leading from
Amherst courthouse to Waugh's ferry on James
river, is a valuable stand for country store, with
a framed house for that purpose, entirely new and
sufficiently large, having two rooms below and two
above stairs. with good brick chimney, and well
underpinn'd with brick also a umber-house 10
feet square, with cellar of it's full size valid up
with stone--there is also a taylor's and sadler's
shop, and other ont houses; likewise toerable
good dwelling house. with three rooms below and
two above stairs kitchen. dairy and other out
houses within mile Of the store. suitable for
private family. On this trad Of land there is a.
bout Is acres cleared, all Of which is fresh and in
good order for cul,iva,ion il has also the sdvan.
tage OF being only miles from Bethel. where
mere IS an inspection Of tobacco, and within 18
miles OF Lynchburg. Asst is presumed no person
wu' be inclined TO purchase the above without re-
wswng the premises, they will be shewn by
teHiessr,. raliafenos & Loving, wholive within a
] ie" miles ct Wincanton, and fully empowered
~ make sale, and the terms of payment may be
N''"h from them; as also on application 10
p,., Gilliat & Kirby.
'"' march 20 1905. (wtds)
he above trad Of land and ;,on,o,,.r,.,,.
WIFI offered for SALE, at Auhere,
on Monday the 18th July next, (be;oo cor, 49,
on credit OF six, twelve and eighteen :,
deed OF trust VIII be required on ,he n,.r,;,..
or satisfactory security for punaual paymcn,
Gilliat & Kirby.
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vY-HG subscriber wishing 70 turn some real pro.
pcrty into more af1ive use, would sell on
terms highly advantageous 70 the purchaser,
A T T. N T. M + N T,
On the cross street near the Mason's Hall, plea.
sanity situated for family.
To RaxT-A SToRe & CoUNTrEc RooM,
I, few doors below the Snarket.house. at prescn,
coupled by Benjamin Hooper. Possession will
he given the 10Th Of May. The stand Is for a
c,oeery inferior 70 but few in the city.
M. CrantIand.
April 11sh, 1905. v4t
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TNHE subscriber DESTROYS to close
his bu6ness, in this place as foon as
- pofible, is induced to offer for Eale,
the following
Valuable PROPERTY, Uiz:

A convenient two story dwelling houfe,
~ feet fquare, having enc room and a paf-
fagc on the lower floor, two rooms on the
fecosd floor, add two good rooms in the
garnet. cellar with plank floor, and divid-
ed into three apartments, one ufed for cook.
ing +; the yard inclosed with brick walls
seven feet high, the whole in good repair.
This tenement is fituated near the Ber Tia.
vern on the crofa freet, leading to the rock
landing, and is insured in the mutual infu.
rance company against fire in the state of
Virginia, and the premiums paid.
Eleven uuimproved half-acre lots on
Shockoe Hill.
GOO Acres military land 10 Kauawha
county, on the waters of old town creek, a
branch Of Ohio River, being part Of grant
made to George Mufe, Adams Stevens, An.
drew Lewis and Others, in the year I77l.
Fzs Tracts Of land 10 Montgomery coun-
tyy coutaining 3z,I7z44 acres, the whole pa
tented in my name, viz.
1000 Acres, surveyed cd April, 1886, in
Montgomery county, on. Cole River.
5000 Acres, surveyed s4,h Jolly, 1886,
in the fame county, on r6 mile creek, adj
joining the late General Wsibiogton's fur
vey, on Kanswhs river.
1904. Acres, furveyed z3d July, 1886
in fame county, ON the Loop waters OF New
river.
1000 Acres, fvrveyed 9Th May. 1886,
in the fome county, on the Ohio river
3,sIo Acres, surveyed 5th April, 1886,
in same county, fouth Of creek running
into Cole river.
s,I38 Acres, surveyed zfa Feb. 1887,
10 same county, on Cole river.
sac Acres, surveyed sd, Feb. 1887, 10
came county, on the watcrs OF Cooper's
creek and Little Blue Stone.
1900 Acres, furveyed 10Th Feb. 1857,
in same county, on the head waters Of the
fouth fork of Cole river, that heads sgainR
Cuyandott.
os Acres, surveyed 10th Feb. 1887, in
fame county, on the head waters of Glade
creek.
70 Acres, surveyed 9th Feb. 1887, in
fame county, on branch emptyiDg into
Glade creek, on the fou,h ode Of the fame,
aod about one mile above the ford Of the
fsid creek.
500 Acres, furveyed roth Feb. 1857. 10
lame county, on the north fork Of Mud RI
yer. that heads against the Guyandott.
1900 Acres, forveyed 18th May, 1886,
J in fame county, on Ohio river.
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TIE ToLLo WING 1RTTCLES.
ADVERTISEMENT.
I WISH to sell my tract of LAND

WISH to sell my tract OF LAND
j and water grist MILL thereon, situated in
King and Queen county, about two or three miles
from Dunkirk, formerly known by the name Of
Todd's warehouse. The traa contains at least
600 acres, and is believed will, when surveyed,
considerably exceed that quantiiy-thc land is
valuable for the cultivation Of grain, and well a.
dapted to tobacco when manured--the buildings
thereon are somewhat out Of repair, hut still ioe-
rably comfortable--the mill (which has been late.
ly rebuiltyis considered as ore Of the most valu.
bic in thar part Of the country. further de-
scription is declined, as Ipresume any person in
clinable topurehase will view the premises, which
will be shewn by Mr. Robert Brooking, residing
thereon. The land is so situated as to ADM, Of
being divided into several parcels, which may
be done 70 accommodate purchasers, IL required,
and considerable credit allowed on the sale there
of-but particulars will be made known APP
plication 10 Mr.. James Webb. os Essex county,
who is fully authorised 70 sell the same,
Vivion Brooking.
Amelia county, March J, 1905. (wet-)
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lust published and for sale at this
- Office, the PERSsyLvANIA FARNER; Being
selection from the most approved treatises on
HvssAspny. interpreted with Observations
and Experiments.
W lot BY JOB ROBERT
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1000 hcfess surveyed 9th May 1886,
IN fame county, on Great Kanswka.
1000 Acres, surveyed 10Th May 1876,
in fame county, on do.
763 Aces, furseyed 9Th Feb 1857, in
fame county, on the head of Glade creek.
ara Acres, fnfveys. 9Th Feb 1857, in
fame county, on the waters Of Glade creek,
on the south fide thereof. tN
isS Acres, surveyed 9th Feb. 1857, in
fame county, on the west end of Joe's Ridge,
and on the waters Of Glade creek.
rS4 Acres, surveyed 9th Feb. 1857, in
fame county, on Joe's Ridges
aa8 AGREE. surveyed 9th Feb. 1887, in
fame county, on JOe's Ridge and the waters
of Glade and Coopet's creek.
Ala Acres, furveyed 2zd Feb. 1887, in
fame county, on the fccond fork Of Cole ri.
yer, on the road crof6ng from Piney river,
to Guyandott.
1900 Acres, furveyed z6th Feb. 1877,
in fame county, under the big Pipe Stem
Knob, and running down both fides of the
creek.
4l6 Acres. furveyed 4th Feb. 1857, 10
fame county. on the waters of Cooper's
creek and Joe's Ridge.
$50 Acres, furveyed sd Feb. 1857, in
fame county. on the head waters of Coop
er's creek.
1898 Acres, by furvey 10th Feb. 1877,
in tame county, on the fouth fork of Cole
river.
l,s4S Acres. by furvey I'D Feb. 1887.
in fame county, on the head waters of Little
Blue Stone, about half a mile north from
the white oak Lick.
Three tracts of land IN Mouongalia coun-
~, patented in my name, viz.
$50, Acres, by furvey Ist June, 1896, in
Monongalia county adjoining Matthew
Rukey's land. and the Randolph county
line, on the waters of Cheat River.
400 Acres, iurveyed 7oth GA. 1907, in
fame county, adjoining lands of Abner Har-
per, above the mouth of White Day creek,
400 Acres, furveyed 18TH Nov. 1907,
in fame county, adjoining Peter Dragc, on
! finche's run. to include an Improvement
made in the year 1873.
1000 Acaes, IN do. on the west of Cheat
river, above the lands of Thomas Butler.
500 Acres, in DO on Buffsloe creek, on
pre-emptionright of David Gray.
| $50 Acres, q Creenbrier county, on Lit
tie Deer creek. adjoining thelands Of Jofeph
MsClurg.
SoI Acres, in Montgomery county, sur
veyed let August. 1857, on the waters Of
Piney river, and Paint creek, waters of the
Kauawha river.
43s Acres, In Montgomery. county, sur
veyed goth June. 1886. joining the lands
Of Jofeph Eaton, Richard Muse and James
M'Corkle.
.23o Acres. 10 Wythe county, furveyed
18th Nov. 1875, on the Lead Mines Mill
creek,
[ $50 Acres, in Albemarle county, patent
dateddated 5th July, 1887, on William
Hil's caeek, waters of Buck Hand creek.
One undivided moiety of five lots in the
town of Winchester, Nos. 80, 90, 100,
Icr and 100.
The dboDe Mill be sold very lon, and the
terms made known, on application to
WIN. AUSTIN.
Richmond. April 4th, 1905. wifi
| WHEAT FAN & WOVEN WIRE
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VIRGINIA:
Alta Court held for Halifax County,

SthNlNth:
Alta Court held for Halifax County,
the 18th day of February, 1905.
5o6n Griffin. oia;mig.o
4gaipsV -
Daniel SiSemofe. George Sisemore. Solomon
Sszs'so'e. To6s Sisewore, Willicm Sise-
nsore. Hi,am Sisemore. a1a,y Sisen.ore
aud Jsepb Sisemore. beirs and rebrssenf. &
ctices Of Jobn Sisemore dec. .Ta,nes Baird Z
ana frtiidm 6oivd, Sefendssts.
sf defendants John sizemore, William Size.
more and William Baird, not having entered
their appearance and given feeurity agreeable to
the sd Of adembly and the rules ofthis court, and
e appearing to the fatisfsaion of the court that
they Are NOT inhabitants Of this hate, On the mo-
zion Of the plaintiff BY his council. his ordered
that the faid defendants do appear here on tne
fourth Monday in Auguf next sod anfwer tne
plaintiff bill and chat copy Of this order be
Forthwith inherited in fome newfPsPer OF the eify
of Richmond for two months fpeeefsvey, ano
poiied at the front door Of the eourthoue OF TINS
soupty. eoPy--leHe'
John Barksdale, d. C. h. C.
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P. TINsLEY, C. C.

commis,ioaes's Office, Riebmo'sd. Aprii9. 1905.
THE parties are desired to take no.
tice, thar have appointed the twenty seventh
day OF May next TO commence the account dired-
eddy the annexed deerersl order Of the court On
which day they are requested TO attend at my Of
Zee IN this city. with their accounts and vouch
cas- ready for exArainauon. and with copies Of
the court papers Cwtm]
SAMUEL GREENHOW, NJ. C.
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Hoomes. eiq. of the Bovine
kAnsxk&... Green. Was got by Sir Peter
% Teazle, 1.-THE fra RalIion now in
sng'aho) his dam Horatia by old Relipfe FUN
I'uo,eoly the fra GALLON of bis day. hi, gran.
o1m Counties by Blank, famous fon of the Co
so'P'in Arabian, with many other excellent croft
les a horie OF better blood than Arebduke u,,.
never raiied he is full brother 10 mr. Te.zI. and
oeam'osd' both in high repute, and II are rbe
~ao'e Rock. Counties hi, grandam1 has brrd
ZONE OF the beR horfcs tina, have appeared on ,be
''.. ~, 'uri. She 10 the dam of Wizard. Cohfesr
nenihes, Greyhound Horatia and Deln;,; Ill
P'si. ihis Is well known to every gentleman ~.
5uein,ed with the racing ealendsrs ana Geo.,
nuo book OF England. Arehduke 4, darl
pro" norie' iuii hIteen hands high, ha, deal Of
oone quo great powers, good mare of beap,v
sua 10 'he prime OF lie. He made hi. ,ppe,,,n..
~. - s.e 'u'' at yea" old, add did nor run af,,r
- -. WOO aiwesPaakss of 100 euineas
by fakes, beating lord Rgremop,', c;o'h e Dee-
z. Handihs brother to sp-ead. Ravie ~, L.. NJ
coats Vivaldi, mr. Cookion', Exeea -. y,
Duke OF Grsfton's Vsndal, lord Oxford,. r .ns
| (now his Lordhip) lord Grofyenor', -. q
PotSo's, out OF SYMPTOMS fiber, and f,s.raJ ~
very fine colts. The Derby Rakcs are eousSset
the fra in England. and gives the v;n,e~
credit. He fell lame fhortly after and wa. "a
run two races more with very good horfes and AZ
tho he was beaten, he came In well. The abov
IL the whole Of his racing.
ARCHDUKB will Rand the enfsing feafon =
my fable in Orange county, about s miles beIev
the eourthoufe. az twenty dollars, with half dol
lar 90 the groom, for each mare. The Ceafon vii
commence the I5th day Of March next and en-
the m day of Augua following. A great abun
dance of the befl of paaurage gratis. Boys board
ed at ros Cd per week and corn furnified az III
market price for the mares that are TO be fed, 70
which the money mum be TENT. Great sttentio
paid the mares but no responsibility for accident
or efeapes. Notes for twenty dollars muft accom-
pany the mares FRANcIs TALIAFERRo.
February rs, 1906. wSt
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Tickle Toby,

A DARK brown, elegant
IA Gf0rmea. IS bands bis5.
will sfesd ibe ensuing season
at my nadis in tie upper end
Of Coesteyfcid county. near
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At a Court of Quarterly Session, con-
tihued and held for Surry county,
March the 28th, 1905.
CauEeld Seward, piaiutif1
AoAyrsr
Joseph G. Bailey and Micaiah Blow execu.
tors, &c Of Michael Blow, deceased, Tho.
mas R. Blow, William Bailey & Elizabeth
his wife, late Elizabeth Blow, George
Glaister and Nancy Bailey. infants ofthc
said Joseph g. Bailey, and Polly his late
wife, late Polly Blow, Susan and Will
am Blow, infants and orphans of Henry
Blow, deceased, by the said Joseph g. ! -
Bailey. their guardian. Lucy Blow. or :,
pi,an of Samuel Blow, deceased, by Tho
mas r. Blow, her guardian, which said
Thomas. Elizabeth, Polly, Henry and :
Samuel were children of Priscilla Blow,
deceased. who was legatee under the :
will of William Drew, deceased John
Spratiey and Sally his wifs. late Sally =
Hart, Patsy and Polly Hart. orphans of >
William II. Hart, deceased, by James S.
Lane their guardian, which said Sally c
and William X. were children OF Martha
Hart, Charles Gray, James S. Lane and .
Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Gray, ,
Robert Harrison and Charlotte his wife,
late Charlotte Pretion, daughter of the ;
late Ann Thomas, dece ased, Dolly Ham
lin, late Dolly Evans, Robert M'lntosh,
junior and Sally Drew ms wife. late Sal.
Iy Drew Evans, which said Dolly and
Sally Dew are daughters of the late
Rebeeca Evans. deceased, the said Mar
tina. Charles, Elizabeth, Ann and Rebec-
co. likewise legatees under the will Of
the said William Drew, deceased,
defendants.
T>HE defendant Charles Gray, no.
Il having entered his appearance and giver
security according TO the act OF the General As
,enbly Of Virginia and the rules of this court
and il appearing to the satisfaction ofthe court
hat he Is nor an inhabtant Of this common.
wealth On the motion Of the plaintiff by his at
.orney, II 10 ORDERED, that the said defendant do
appear here on the fourth Tuesday in August
aext and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and
.hat copy Of this order be forthwith published
IN the Virginia Argus for two months success
.ively. and that another copy be posted at the
froat door Of this courthouse.
A eopy-Tesse,
JOHN FAULcoN, c. SC.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-27
VIRGINIA.

In the Superior Court of Chancery,
holden in Richmond.
Bcfzseen
Charles Purcell, plaintiff.
Ind
John Mayo. n defendant. }
NN motion ofthe plaintiff, by coun-
sci, the court, this twenty Fifth d,y of
March, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and Ave, refereth the accounts be-
twscnthe parties 20 one Of lis commissioners. TO
be by MIN examined, stated, se5tled. and to the
court reported. with any special matters thought
pertinent BY himself. or required by thr parties
to DC specially ssa,ed.
A eopy--Teste.
p. TINSLEY, C. C.