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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-11

ETHE subscriber DESTROYS to close
his bufnsss, ia this place as icon as
~ pofib!s, is induced to Offer for fals,
the following
| Va}un5le Property, 0iz::
| z conyenien, two story dwelling hsufe,
- feet fquare, having one ioon1 and 4 PAT
| faye on ibc lower aoor, two rooms on the
fecozd lcor, and two good rooma in the
garrett, a cellar with plank Aoor, and divid-
cd iuto three sparlmsnte, one ufed Tor cook
ing /; The yard incloscd with brick walls
seven feet high, the whola ia good repair
Tho tenement Is titun,ed near the Bell Ts-
veru on the crOis areet, leading TO the rock
landing, and 10 insured in The mutual inll-
rance company against Ere in the s,ate Of
Virginia, and the premiums paid.
Eleven uuimpToVsd half-acre lots on
Sbockoo Hill.
600 Acres military land in Ksnawha
county, on the waters OF old town creek, a
branch Of Ohio River, being part Of grant
made TO GEORGE Mufe, Adams Slevsns, An.
drew Lewis and otters, in the year I771.
a. Trace Of land in Montgomery couu-
tY, contsinine sa,I714 acres, the whole pa
tented ia my name, viz.
1000 Acres, surveyed 81 April, 1886, in
Montgomery comfy, or Cole River.
5000 Acres, surveyed 18th July, 1886,
IN the fame county, on 10 mile creek, adj
Joining the late General Waihiugion's fuf-
vey, OH Kanawba river.
g,o641 Acres, fUrveyed 23d Jolly, 1850
in fame county, on the Loop waters Of New
river.
1909 Acres, furveyed tsth May, 1886,
in ,he lome county, on the Ohio river.
ss;o Acreo, surveyed 5sh April, 1886,
ia same county, louth of creek running
into Cole river.
z,r4s Acres, surveyed zia FEB. 1857,
10 same county, on Cole river,
gao Aores, surveyed sd, Feb. 1887, 10
,ame county, on the wa,era OF CooPer's
,reek ard Little Blue Stone.
400 Acres, fuveyed 10Th Feb. 1857,
n same couoty, on the head waters Of the
-outh fork Of Cole river, that heads againa
Suyandott.
os Acres, surveyed 9Th Feb. r787, in
'ame county, ca the head wateFs CT Glade
creek.
70 Acres. surveyed s,h Feb. 1887, in
fame county, on branch emptyiog into
Glade creek, on the loush ii5e Of the fame,
eod about Que nile above the ford Of the
iaid creek.
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III a Quarterly Courf, held fer Prince Ed
ward County, Marco tbe lStb. 1905
Archibald Fuqua, PLAINTIFF :
dgainst
William aud George Walker, executors. &c. G,
ofCeorse Walker. dec. and the said Wal =
liam, David. Ben. Jacob and Nancy. and q
their mother Priscilla Walker. and John :,
Attwcli, defendants <
u HE defendants David, Ben, Jacob. Nancy
and their mother Priscilla, not having enter
ed their appearance and given security according
to an aa OF the General Assembly and the rules
of this court. audit appearing 10 the itisfaetion
OF the court that they not inhabitants Of this
state. On the motion of the plaintiff by his coun-
sci, IL IS ordered. that the said defendants. Da-
vid, Ben, Jacob, Nancy and their mother Prs-
ella, do appear here on the first day of July court
next, and answer the plaintiff s 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 at the front door of the courthouse Of
this county.
A coPy--Teste,
BENZ. WATKINS, d. c.
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PATENT
WINDOW-SPRIWGS.

rr. subscriber has la'ely purchased John
: Rockers nev anG use rui invention in Win.
dow sash springs. for the counties OF Henrico <
Che sefheld Tins plan Tor raising and support.
l'.S wlAaows az enrpasses any heretofore offered
to,she public, aud is not more shan one eighth
part tl.e expense OF weights and lines. Gentle
iren wishing 20 make use Of 80 great converts.
ence may be satisfied of its utility by calling on
the subscriber near the courthouse in Richmond,
or CT Benjamin Taylor, carpenter. where they
ma, see model, chewing the p,inciple. u where
all persons within tie counties aforesaid may be
supplied with any quantity OF springs. or have
them set to their windows at the shortest notice.
SEWAI. OSGOOD.
Richmond. April 9, 1905. WI;
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III -Exlcnsige fisla TOR 9peealat'0'l'

l1,l EAslc7sige Field ./or Spcealatio'',1
6 offered in the sale of the POWHA7.
\ TAN ESTATE, which lies conugu-
Gus 70 the lower limits of Richmond, con-
tains 5000 acres of land, borders near
mile on James river, and runs milesback.
The principal part is free grain land, CO.
vcrsd with valuable timber, convenient ,oa
saw.mill erected thereon, which has cut
1900 feet per day. and connected with a
grist and manufacturing mill, ON a con-
slant stream, with pair OF stones.
There is small Farm, with commo-
Gus brick mansion, ice house, the usual
Offices, and 9 fisheries.
Ii has many elegant scitcs for building,
furnished with good water, com,nanGing
views Of the city, falls and shipping, which
lie opposite TO them.
There is beautiful level already laid
out into lots, a, right angles, on the river.
The peculiar advantages of,his proper
ty are multiplied by late ael for the es.
Enlistment of an inspection of Tobacco
on it, and the act for uniting the uppSs and
lower navigation by locks, which as the
proper point OF junction render II valuable
for store-houses.
Few persoas are unacquainted with the
political importance of Richmond, as the
capital Of the most influential state of the
union, nor its commercial advantages from
the imfReHce quantities OF coal, -four and
tobacco which pass through its market
and WAL il be necessary 10 add +? that these
advantages will be shortly increased by
the western produce brought through The
Kanawha 20 this navigation and deposit ;
TO DC thence shipped directly abroad, when
the contemplated improvement fthc low.
er navigation shall be complete.
II is submitted 10 ncnicd men to con-
slider whether purchase by shares either
to sell out or improve parts ofthis growing
estate, would not in few years afford a
certain and handsome remuneration for
their attention beips free from those con-
tipgenCies TO which many institutions are
liable.
In such an establishment the proprietor
would willingly participate. Aliberal credit
viii be allowed the purchasers on pay
ment of interest, and farther particulars
made known by applying to Mr. Rober,
Atkinson near Petersburg, MIR. Alexander
Fulton Baltimore, MessEs. Prosser and
Moncure Richmond, or The subscriber OF
the premises. We MAYO.
powhatan, near Richmond,2
Nifg. April 20, 1905. wet
sJ~ The Editor IF The National L1feii
gcn-er 10 requested 10 insert ne o6gue one
: a 7Deek Jfsr sic timss, and transmit his ac
count. ~. III.
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600 Acres. furveyed'ro,h Feb. 1871. IN
fame county, on the north fork OF Mud RI
YER, tina, hcsds against the Cuyandott.
I,roo Acres, iurveyed Izth May $780,
IN came county, on Ohio river.
1000 Acres, surseye6:s,h May, 1886,
in fame county, on Great Kauawha.
1000 Acres, surveyed 10Th May 1870,
in fame county, on do.
so, Acres. furveyed Sth Feb 1887, in
fame county, on the head of Glade creek.
zt4 Acres, furveyed 9TH Feb. 1887, lie
fame county, on the waters of Glade creek,
on the south fioe thereof.
iss AGREE, surveyed 9th Feb. 1887, in
fame county, on the west end Of Joe's Ridge,
and On the waterS Of Glade creek.
1s4 Acres, surveyed 9th Feb. 1857, in
fame county, on Joc's Ridge.
zz8 Acres. surveyed 9th Feb. 1887, in
fame county, on Joe's Ridge and the waters
of Glade aud Cooper's creek.
4I4 Acres, furveyed zad Feb. 1857, in
fame couuty, on the fecond fork Of Cole RE
yer, on the road crofiipg from Piney river,
to Guyandot,.
z,cco Acres, furveyed z6th Feb. 1887,
in fame county. under the big Pipe Stem
! i ssk, ssd running down both hdes of the
creek.
4,6 Acres, furveycd 18th Feb. 1887, in
fame county, 90 the waters of CooPsr's
creek and Joe's Ridge.
$50 Acres, surveyed sd Feb. 1887, in
fame county, on the head watero OF Coop
eT's creek.
1883 Acres, by furvey aoth Feb. 1887,
in fame county, on the fouth fork of Cole
river.
| i,34S Acres, by furvey I'D Feb. 1887,
in fame county, on the head waters of Little
Blue Stone, about half mile north from
the white oak Lick.
Three tracts of land in Monongslia coun.
~, patented in my name, viz.
! $50 Acres, by furvey rst June, 1896, ii
Mononga!ia county, adjoining Matthew
| Rukey's land, and the Randolph county
line, on the waters Of Cheat River.
900 Acres, firveyed Goth GA. 1897, il
fame county, adjoining lands OF Abner Har
per, above the mouth OF White Day creek
400 Acres, furveyed 18th Nov. 1897
IN fame county, adjoining Peter Drage, or
Finchc's rim, to include an improvement
made in the year f775.
1000 Acaes, in do on the west OF Cheat
river, above the lands of Thomas Butler.
800 Acres, in DO. on BuHslue creek, or
prc-emptiorright of Dsrid Gray,
ago Acres. Greeubrisr county, on Lit.
tie Deer creek. adjoining ,helandsof Jofspt
M'CluFg.
S9I Acres, in Montgomery county, sur
veyed lst August, 1871 On the waters Of
/ Piney river, aud Paios creek, waters of tbs
KsuSwba river,
4sS Acres, in Montgomery coue,y, sur
veyed goth Juuc, 1886, joining the lsnd
Of Jofeph Eaton, Richard Muse and Jams
M'Corkle.
ago Acres, in wythe county, furveye,
, 9Th Nov. 1898, on the Lead Mines Mil
: creek.
$50 Acres, in Albemarlc county, paten
dsteddated 9Th July, 1897, on william
, Hil'S caeek. watcrs OF Buck IGsnd creek
, One undivided moiety of FIVE lots in To
town Of Winchsstcr, NOs. 50, 90, 100
Ior aad 100.
TIE aboUe zeiA be sold Ueyy loqu, and m
terms made knozCn, on APPLICATION to
WIN. AUSTIN.
Eichinond ADrii Efb 1bOE ,,tf
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THE FoLLoWING ARTICLES,

Are for saie az DR.. Wilson's 4zrotbseary Ssep, ep.
posiie toe Bell 2cvern, TO zrit:
y Ed and white Lead, Verdigris, Spanish VIII.
IL ting, Spanish Brown, TIMBER, Naples fei
low, Slue Sn,alt, Brown Pink. Rose Pink riahs !,
White. Gold Leaf, Liquid Gold Size, Copai anu
Spirit yarnish, Cancels Hair Pencils. fe"ow We
cb,e. I.itharse, Sugar of Lead, &c. ssc. Also
quantity OF Salt Pe,re. .,.,,s
He wishes to rent stand for an ApothecaIy
Shop in the neighbourhood OF the cross Street
leading To Msyo's bridge. ..e
26th Dee. 1905.
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~ Amherst county, on Horsley's
I creek, 500 acres Of rich tobacco land, formerly
the property of DIR. Daniel Warwick, ard known
by the name OF Wjncanton--1hi land has tae ad
vantage OF lying on the main road leading from
Amherst courthouse to Waugh's ferry on James
river, IS valuable stand FOR country store, with
framed house for ths; purpose. entirely new and
sufficiently large, hayinsiw rooms below and two
above stairs. with good brick chimney, and well
uuderpinn'd with brick; also aIumber-housg 10
feet square, with cellar Of It's full size valid I'D
with stcne--.hcre is also tayor's and sadlcr's
shop, and other out houses; likewise tolerable
good dwelling house, with yhrce rooms below and
two ABOVE stairs = kitchen, dairy and other ont
houses within a mile Of the store. suitable for a
private family. On this traa Of land there Is a.
IS acres cleared al oe which is fresh and in
good order for Civilizations il las also the advan.
tage OF being only miles from Bethel. where
there IS an inspection Of tobacco, and within 10
miles OF Lynchburg. Asitis presumed no person
wili be inclined 20 purchase the above vithout re-
viewing the premises, they will be shewn BY
! tMessfss Tsliaferros & Loving, WI olive within
few miles Of Wincanton, and fully e,upowered
to make sale, and the terms Of payment NAV be
known from them; as also on application To
Gilliat & Kirby.
Richmond, March 90, 1905. Cw,d1
Tia above tsa0 of land and improvements
VIII olieredfo SHE, At Amherst courthouse
on Monday the 18th July next, (being court dayl
on a Cseait OF SIX, twelve and eighteen month 80
.aeeo OF 1ruSt van be required on the premises,
or satisfactory security for punaual payment
Gilliat & Kirby.
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P. TINSLEY, C. C.

Comnsissioaer's Office, Riebmord. lprilo. 1905.
THE parties are desired TO take no.
tice, that have appointed the twenty seventh
day Of MAY next 70 commence the account drcsf-
ed by the annexed decretal order of the court On
which day they are requested TO attend at my OF
fee III this city. with their accounts and vouoh.
cas- ready for examination. and with copies of
the court papers. lwtnnl
SAMUEL GREENHOW, III. c.
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JOHN FAULcoN, c. S. c.

Charlotte Court, 5th March, 1905.
Thomas II. Conner. infant son og Dorothea0
Ragland, who vas the daughter Of Ed
ward Ragland by Moore Conner, his ia. -
Their and next friend plaintiff.
AGAINsT .
William Elmore and Sally his wife, late Sal. h
ly Ragland, Thomas Ragland, Nancy ! n
Uagland, William Bowler and Poly his <
wife, late Polly Ragland, - Bledsoe =
and Agness his wife, late Agness Rag T.
land, Detsey Ragland. and ]. Clarke and =
Esey les wife, late EIsey Ragland -
defendants.
ENHE defendants John Clark and Elsey his
J. wife, not having entered their appearance
according TO the act OF assembly and the rules Of
this court, and IL appearing to the satisfaction Of
the court that they not inhabitants of this
state On the motion Of the plaintiF by his at
torney, IL is ordered, that they appear here on
the 6rst day Of August court next and answer the
plaintiffs bill, that copy of this order be in.
serted in one OF the Virginia Gazet:es for two
months successfully, and posted a, the front door
of the courthouse Of the said county.
A coFy--Tesie,
Thomas Read, elk.
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THs syPscRJ7ER OFFERS ron SIR,
A TRACT OF LAND

TH Haligax COMPLYING on Stanton riycr. eon.
tanning about nine huadrcd o. one fhou,srda \.
ercs Gas 'sis beleycd). BY late sarvcv ,her.
are two bundled and twenty-five acres Of low
group5sj the high ard wac nos surveyed at that
tinpc. About one half o. the purchase money viii
BE- required IN cash the payment Of the REGAIN.
der may be postponed one or two years.
Ohm b. Scott.
Halifax, April, 1905. w2m'
BLA NIX BIO N DIS
For sale az this oliice..
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-, ARCHDUkE,
S.y1e-rs5 TaroHrrD from, Iondoaby John
s5-ssSsS EooGles. eiq. OF the Bowling
u - Green. Was got b. Sir Peter
<1.a'stSss2s.z Teszls, (;he fra GALLON now in
Rrsisndl his dam 41rstja ~ old Eelpfe (su
coGbtsJly the frR ilaliion Of his day. his gran.
dam coantsts by Blank famous toa Of the Co
dolphin Arabian, with many Other excellent croT.
feS. q horis OF bes,cs blooa than Arcsdute was
n.s-r raifsd re 10 !u!l brother TO mr Teazle and
Stamford, both IN high repuse. aud 70 are ths
whole iscss. Countsls his grandsm has bred
fcEie OF rh ben horfes rhzt have appeared on the
Hfitifh taTf. She 10 The dam Of Wizard, Cobfcar,
chiles, GreThoDhd. Iorstia and Deipini, al ga
ptr.. This Is well known 10 every gentleman ae-
suaio;ed with the rscing calendars and general
fud book Of England. Arehduke IS dark
brown horfs, full fifteen hands high. has deal Of
booze and great powers, good flare OF beauty
and 10 lie prime OF lie. He nfde his a2 pcaTaace
on the tori at years old, ard aid not run alter
that year. tie wou fweepGakti Of 100 guineas
each, beating feSersi good horfeii alfo the Der
b. flzkes, heating lord Egrcmont's Cnlcbcrt lir
L, iian6iii's brogier TO Spread Eagle, mr. Heath
coats Vivaidi, Eir Cookfon's Expectation, tn,
Dahe Of Graftou's Vandal, lord Ozford's Dart
(nov hi' I,ordihip) lord Grofvenor's- colt By
Po,8o's our Of SYMPTOM lifer, and f.yeral ether
very fnc COILS. The Derby aalCas arc eonidered
the fra In England. and givcs the wiuaeT great
credit. r. fsll lame ihortiy after and was cred,
rsn two races more with verg good horiss and al
tho Be was beassa, he came ia welt The above
Is th; whole Of bis racing.
HgctiDUKE viii nsnd the e1fsing feafcn az
my labie 10 Ofaage county abou; 8 miles below
TIE eoIrlhoufe, a. twenty dollars, with halt dol.
lzt 20 the groom, FOR each mare. Thefesf0n viii
oonmenee the ryih day q March neEi and end
the Ie day OF Augua following. a great aoapl
dance Of The bef VI piiurage gratis. Boys board
ed At IO1 Cd per week and corn flrnihedatthc
market plee for the tha, are o be tel, for
wheh tas money muh be feat. Ora. attention
paid the 0arei, bot no refponfblity Tor accidents
or efespes. Notes ioi twenty doilarsniuA accom-.
Plry the niarss- FaANcfs TALfAFnaRo.
February IS, zoos. vs.,
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ID I o ",

TUST published and for sale at this
Office, the PEHNsYLvANIA FARMER Bejn,
a selection from the most approved treadses on
HusBANpRY, interspersed with Observations
and Experiments. ~ JOB ROBERTS
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At Quarterly Court continued and
held for Prince Edward county,
March 18th, 1905.
Thomas Yul son, and heir at law of Tho->
mas Yuill deceased, and also executor of :
the said Thomas Yuill, deceased, Pl'tF =
AoAINsr q
James M.sIackin, John M Mackin aud Ro- 8
bert Downes. Def',s.
.rFHE defendants James MsMac-
IL kip and John M.Mackin NOT having enter.
ed their appearance and given security according
to an act Of the general assembly and the rules Of
this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the court that they are not Inhabitants of this
state: On the motion of the plaintiff by his coun.
sci, IL is ordered, that the said defendants James
M'Mackin and John M'Mackin, do appear
here on the FIRST day Of July court next and an
swer the plaintiff bill and that a copy ot this
order be forthwith inserted in some one of the
public newspapers printed in the city of Rich
mond for two months successfully and also post
ed at the front door Of the courthouse Of this
county.
Copy-Teste,
Benja. Watkins, d. c.
Buckingham County, March Court,
1905.
Gabriel ruqu., eomplt.) ,
Francis and William Mof.. deft..
! 4 IPoN hearing the bill OF the complainant,
| - and II appearing to the fassiaaion Of the
court, that the defendant Francis Mofs is not an
inhabitant of this Rate: II is ordered and dec,eea.
that unlefst the faid defendant Francis, do appear
here on or before May tern. next, and anfwer
the bill of the complainant. that the fame will be
taken for eonfefed, and the matter thereof de-
creed accordingly; and that copy of tAis order
be pubihrd for two months fucceilively in fome
/ public newfpapcr of the city Of Richmond. and
another copy be pohed at the front door of the
eourthoufe of the faid county. -
| copy-Tefe.
y Rolfe Eldridge, jr. d. c.
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VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA:
In the Superior Court of Chancery,
holden in Richmond.
Befzreen -
Charles Purcell, plaintiff.
1nd
John Mayo, defendant. J
NN motion of the plaintiff, by coun-
osel, the court, this twenty if,h day of
March, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and FIVE, refere,h the accounts be-
tween the parties TO Gifts commissioners. to
be by him examined, stated, settled, and TO the
court reported, with any special matters thought
pertinent by HIMSELF or required by the parties
to be specially stated.
A copy-Teste.
p. TINSLEY, c. c.
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FOR SALE,
r NJ O L O is,

HANDSOMELY situated in the town Of
z Il New Canton, on James river on both
are new and well built dwelling houses and of
hcesi on one an exceen. garden well enclosed,
and the other containing one acre, with good
post and rail fence.--For further particulars en-
quire of Messrs. William Anderson and James
Rea Of said place, who are legally authorised TO
sell and convey the same.
ROBERT HILL.
New.York, 1st Feb. 1906. If
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NHEAT FAN & WOVEN WINE
AG4NUEACTORY,
No z, Bri5ge.sfrsef, far Doors NORTH Of Gyiffb'4
Bridge BaftinsOye.
NEyHERE are made and sold. IYHBA7.
w FdNS, FIRST quality; ROLLING and other
SCREENS, for wheat, barley hax-seed, &c
HdND RIDDLES and SIEVES, Cor cOal,
com, barley, wheat, rye, oats, meal, bFick.dust,
Rax seed. clover seed, cookie, lime, sand, &c.
SEAKFS for INDIAN meal WIRE SAFES;
WOVEN WJRE for windows. &c &c.
AMOS SMITH,
(Formerly WEsr g SS.IrH.)
n. 3. A good assortment on hand
Any of she above articles viii be delivered in
Richmond, ION short notice. at rhe same prices
Al the nanvfafiosy (czolasive Of freight) on
the orders being left with
SAMUEL PARSONS u SON,
Near the Bason. of whom the prices may be
known--who have now on hand, TYbea, Fans
IY5sat aud Lime S.eSes, and ideal Sieres, &c. c
a superior quality
p. 5, WLRK SAFES, and a j.w tons DAl
IRCH on hand.
1lrh Mo. 1st 1904 wifi
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CHSR syiH be gfven Ter
Twelve or Fifteen BOYS,
Fron ? &c Is years old,---Enquirc Of she Printer
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At Court of Quarterly Session, con-
tinued and held for Surry county,
March the 2sth, 1905.
Garfield Seward, plaintiff
AGAINsr
Joseph C Bailey and Micajah Blow execu.
TORS &c ofMichael Blow. deceased, Tho
mas r. Blow, William Bailey & Elizabeth
his wife, late Elizabeth Blow, George
Glaister and Nancy Bailey, infants ofthe
said Joseph C. Bailey, and Polly his iafe
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 =.
phan of Samuel Blow, deceased, by Tho <
mas Il. Blow, her guardian, which said
Thomas, Elizabeth, Polly, Henry and g
Samuel were children of Priscilla. Blow,
deceased, who wac a legatee under the ;,
will of William Drew, deceased John
Spratisy and Sally his wife. late Sally = =
Hart, Patsy and Polly Hart, orphans OF :.
William X. Hart, deceased. by James s. :
Lane their guardian, which said Sally =
aud William K. were children of Martha-s
Hart, Charles Gray, James S. Lane and | z
Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Gray, :,
Robert Harrison and Charlotte his wife, =
late Charlotte Pretlon, daughter of the | :,
late Ann Thomas, deceased, Dolly Ham, =
lin. late Dolly Evans, Robert M'Intosh,
junior and Sally Drew his wife, late Sal.
ly Drew Evans, which said Dolly and
Sally Drew are daughters of the late
Rebecca Evans, deceased, the said Mar
tina. Charles, Elizabeth, Ann and Re5cc-
ca, likewise legatees under the will Of
the said William Drew, deceased,
defendants.
TFrHE defendant Charles Gray, not
4 having entered his appearance and given
security according to the aa Of the General As
sembly of Virginia and the rules ofthis court
and ic appearing TO the satisfaction of the courl
that lie is not an inhabitant of this common.
wealth: On the motion of the plaintiff by his Al,
torney, II IS ordered, that the said defendant dc
appear here on the fourth Tuesday in Angus,
next and answer the bin Of The plaintiff and
that 4 copy Of this order be forthwith published
in the Virginia Argus for two months success
sively, and that another copy be posted at tho
front door Of this courthouse.
a copy--Teste.
JOHN FAULCoN, c. S. c.