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TIRGIATH.
~ Superior Coar; II Cl.4acesy .is; al the Capto
10 the city Of Richmond, TIE Gxth day Of March,
one thoniand eight hundred and ave
Between
John Street, Plaintiff
And
Archibald Oracle, Daniel Anderfon &7
William Fwitty, Defendants
lie defendant Archibald Oracle not having en-
tered his appearance and given fecurity ar
sordng to the a6i Of Aie,nby and the rules Of this
court and 1t appearing the fatsaion Of the court
tnat ne is not an nhabtsDt OF this country on the
motion OF the Plaintiff by council it is ordered thu,
The iad defendant do appear here on tie ra day Of
INC next September tern cud anwer tire bill of the
pianta; sod that copy Of this order BIZ forthwith
inherited IL iome hewfpaPcr p1bifhed in the city of
Richmond Tor two moths iucecfvely aud yolsed az
t''s !ront door OF the capitol in the iaid city.
a Copy, Tene,
p. TINSL2Y, {. c.
MAY 5,---eT2m r.
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TO BE SOLD.

To the 'iiehen bidder, on the prenifts, on the
Iait Saturday in June next,
- Q much of The LAND ,,whereoa Jol,n KelCo
i'Tfs, IN the county Of Cumberland, late the
property Of Peter ,Srsnciir;,, as will pay the ba
LANCE ctaiclec of nm, by .Sanr,,e c. Adams, of
X, 100, with its iutereit, By virtue of a deed of
fruit executed 20 me, IS Inc faid Peter Francif-
GO, for that purpofe.
CREED TAYLOR, Truftee.
May II. (eptds.)
URR MILL scONEs OF ALL SIZES; and
~ P!.AlSTER OF J At-sS, of an excellent oual;tv
Fo!, sAAR, ~ uSVAL, nr
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
near the Market.
prc'f' [eptfl
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}o;sas,nc.' uf cn:iasst,
OK THE
IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE CHASE.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 81.

he court was opened at 10 A. NJ.
freient the managers attended by toe houfc
OF representatives III committee of the whole
and
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CASH
WILL be gia,en FIR IL 0, Is BOYS. fran
W ITO l5Je"rJ aid. Eaqurs offbs prig,er,.
Dee 10. fc5fcl
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FISHER g LESUEUp.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED, LARGE SUPPLY OF
GROCERIES,, pic:
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lS-3 to any pattern or fafh-
ion, equal in point of Ma
TERlALs and WORKMAN
SNIP to any in general ufe.
~ p In!ported sooTsaI and
SAoEs, OF the firR quality
and newell fafhion, for fale.
- Gentlemen at a diG-
lance, who are dilpofed to
forward me their mealure
by paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02
TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVING undertaken the buff

HAVING undertaken the buff
neGs Of editing this paper, perhaps it
may be of fome conlequence to its
prclent patrons, and thofe who may
hereafter become its fubicribers, to be
informed of the plan upon which it
will in future be conducted, the caule
to which it will be devoted, and the
political principles by which it will be
regulated. To furnith them with this
necehary information is the Object Of
the preient addrefs.
The plan upon which this paper
will in future be conducted, is liberal
and independent. The editor will u
niformly be governed by the fuggef-
tons of his own Judgment, and the
deliberate and candid advice of his
friends He will not be controlled by
a few interefed and domineering pa
trons.-SenGble OF the bad conle-
quences which have arilen from too
free circulation of ilanderous reports
through the medium OF newspapers,
concerning the private characters of
public men, and candidates for pub
lie offices, he is determined 10 do ev-
cry thing in his power, to check, and
if poaible defroy, this great and pub
lie evil, as far as it relates to his own
paper. And in order to carry his de-
Ggn in this particular into complete
execution, he takes this opportunity
of giving as public notice as the pref
ent circulation of his paper will per-
nit, that if any perlon lhall hereafter
think himlelf injured, in confequence
Of any accufation, iniinuation or allu-
Gon, which this paper may contain a.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02

Gen. Count Klenau, to march immc-
diaiely with his corps to Budweis, in
Bohemia, there TO await further orders
this corps is faid TO confiit of thirteen
regiments of infantry, and two of ca
valry.
PARIS, Aug. 81.
The frontiers ofthe Empire feem to
be menaced by tine movements OF the
AuItrian armies. Thirty thouiand men
are to march from the camps of Bou-
iogne TO the banks of the Rhine.
This intelligence may furprize thofe
who have even forefeen it.
In fact, we might forelee that the
envious hatred of the Britiih Cabinet,
and the fear with which the genius
of the Emperor Napoleon fills it,would
induce Mr.. Pitt to exhauf all the ef-
forts of intrigue and corruption, TO
divide the dangers that menaced Eng
land, and make the Continent iharc
them with her but We may well be
aitonihed that Aultria ihould have 70
ioon forgotten the leilon of experience,
and that ihe fhould fill give herlelf up
to thofe finiiter councils which have
twice dragged her to the brink of a
bottomlels abyfs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02
N Z w p . X L,
Saturday, Nov. 2, 1905.

s5- We are under the painful ne
cefity of again apologiling TO our
friends and the public in general, for
this fecond delay of the publication of
our paper.-As i has been owing TO
circumstances which we could neither
forelee nor avoid F; and as We have ia
ken every pofiible meafure to prevent
a repetition ofthe like circumstances
in future we hope to be once more
executed by liberal and candid public.
We at the fame time allure our pa
irons and advertiiing friends, that the
publication of our paper ihall in flu
ture be regular and punttual'
AT the lat Supreme Judicial Court,
holden at South-Kingitown, NAL.
BONE GARDINER, Efq. was admitted
an attorney and prattioner at Law
througout the State.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02

New Landing. q. Long Wharf. the Cargo Of
the nip GKeRaE wAsurscros. fron
81. Peseiib ,Igh.
CsyfJirg .f
90 Tons Clean Hemp. -
ts tss So do. osx old Sable ss ise'' hn aabn..
4, do. OLD do. do. siIortrd, I. 4, and 4
inches ilsa'c.
do. YeioS T,liow,
10. Flax.
Roais and Ravens DUCK, of the 6ra
quality. for sle, by
SIMEON & EDWARD MARTIN. .
For Cam or unqseaionable Notes, snL, at
either Baok.
Newport. Oaober g. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02
IuCsBURG, Aug. 10.

AUGSBURG, Aug. Io.
fated, that the King OF Pruf-
Embling troops in Franconia,
ch and Barneth to fupport the
y which the Princes of the
Germany are determined to
in cafe Auitria goes 10 war.
between Pruilia and Bavaria
Pbjea is talked of.
laa letters from Venice fate
unit of the garriron there at
iland men. The greatef ac-
ufing in terrifying Ihe He of
Orders have been iilued TO
is fpeedily as pofible, all the
d places in the Venetian terri
IS well as rhofe which cover the
n pafies in the Tyrol and Car
The troops in Auitrian Italy,
as the line of pof along the
has been reinforced. At the
ne we hear, that the Aufrians
,riGgaw have been ordered to
o the Voralbsrg.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02
VIENNA, Aug. IS.

|twithitanding all the appearan-
an approaching rupture, many
are of opinion, thar war will
&c place, but that more proba-
Congrels will be held. How
I is very likely, thar th. whole
will be placed on the war eltab-
int by the frt of September.
'ver, il is pohtively aiierted, that
bat,alions of the frontier troops
ready on their march to Italy,
mt TO orders (; and that 10000
IN troops are already on the Auf-
frontiers. A great military pro-
n is alfo fpoken of in which
Martial, fome Generals, and
F-Generals will be appointed.
IN the I3th init. a train of Io2
of cannon, with the neceaary
hilton, left Vienna for Italy; and
Dad from Vienna to Baden is 70
red with troops, that travellers
hardly pats that way.
On the aoth of this month, the
lduke Charles will fet out on his
hey to Italy.
Aug. y.
bwitzerland demands the protec-
of Auitria ; and has lent Deputies
Fienna, for that purpoles but no
yer has been given them.
Generals Starauch and Weiilenwolf
. proceeded to Gallicia to guide
march of the Rutl;an troops.
FRANKFORT Aug. 70.
The German papers announce,
the Eledor OF Bavaria has collect
large army, and train on the
tiers of Auitria and is determin-
O abandon his neutrality, and Join
Ice and Pruflia-whofe interefs
infeparable.
The general attention feems, at
prefent moment, to be fearfully
eted to the grand queition Shall
continent continue at peace or
?-The anfwer to this queltion
depend, in a great meaiure, upon
ryaein which the court of Vienna
purfue. They who fear \that
e will not be prelerved, ground
r opinion upon the continuance of
preparations for war, which are
Ig on with greater activity than eve
The Camp a Pettau, in Stiria, is
adv complete, and another is for
g in the vicinity of Cracow in
Tyrol they are employed very ac-
y in strengthening fevsral military
5 and the levy of lharp fhooters
again, and provided with
s. On the 9Th infant company
marched for that pro-
e, another company for Venice,
a third for Upper Auitria ; at the
. time orders have been tent to
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02

7 EAVES Nanaeautet. Ferry. on wcduef-
L. days, at one o'clock, P. NJ. Arrives &C
Grcton- Bank on lhuridsys. az one o'clock,
T. MI. Leaves Gfo,oo. Bank on Fridays, at
eight o'clock. A. NJ. Arrives Of NarIaganiet
Ferry. on Saturday % twelve o'clock.
For pafases in iaid Stage. apply to MIR.
gk0mas 7sto.jtxd. at the Coffsc- Roufc, or TO
Mr. Sasusi Carr, at the Ferry. Hovfe, in New
port.
Each rafieuger pays -four Dollars from Ferry
TO Ferry, allowing fourteen pounds baggage.
All tavoo will be gratefully received, by
their humble isrvan,,
AMOS GARDINER.
SsHb. Kmsasqvm, on. as. scs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02

{ Bavaria finds himfslf con-
% take meafures ofprecaution
ates, and his perGonal fafety.
lr.1
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02
l will Sell

A SIX acre Lot adjoioing Mr.. B,indiyi
"A Ropcwaik. HapPyea for within 'ew
DAYS. c. FRY.
Newport, Ga. a.. s36s
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02
FR ESH G. GODS.
flames Muzntord,
Jun received and for Sale, at his Store, No. Sc
Thames Street, general and extenGye az
Torment of
D RI G. o o d S;

DIRT COO DS;
n MONG which are fupelfnc. fine. and
"A middling Broad Cloths. CaGimere ditto.
Coatings, Bsizcs, Flspuels, Serges, Plains.
Devonfhire Kerlcys, black Bomiszct', birds.
eye WiIdbore. wo'Red Cold for psntaloons, fan
do. for VeRs, Velvets. Calimancoc Durants.
RnGeh, worAed Hoie, Swsndowns, Ii'ess,
Cambrics, black Barcelona handkerchief. Cam
els hair ShawI', furniture Chin,z. copperpiaie
Calicoes. iron J/o TO 81 per. yard, India Cot
tons. black Lace, Blankets aHorted. black mo.
rocco Shoes, table Cloths, India fhear Muffin,
lace Cambric, lace Muffin, plsid Lufs0rings.
lead, brown snd black Satiins, fix Hofc, ELK
Pluih for bonncn, ELK and beaver Gloves,
Fearooughs, SC. AJs, Tortoife Shell Combs.
All ~hich arc offered for fale at the moft reafon-
able prices, and as low a at any Store 10 the
State.
Newport oe. ~.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02

Charles G. Hokins & Co.
INFORM their friends snd the public. that
i they bsvctaken the Store No. ia, and u5,
Thames Street. where they offsr for lale.
7 Tons of Hemp,
Rufia Duck,
Ravens Do.
Runia Sheeting,
Bar Iron.
hJ5. A general anortment of Wur INpIA
GooDs, SHIP CHASDLEaY, aud CRocx-
HRY.
Newport, on. 81, 1896. If
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02
CUSTOM. HOUSE.

Dgria Of N,qvpor. A0vtmbn 2.
EsTLKsD, F,sm
Brig Hiram, Carr, Havana.
CIiARyD. Fer
Schooner Franklin, G,bb,, CharleRon.
DO. American Lady. T,mplin. Parquot,nk.
Brig German Peggy. Davis, Wilmington.
DO. Fame. Waidip. NJ. York.
d.. Sally, Adams, Hcdfon.
do. Hunrrei,, Earl. New Y ok.
Schooner Roic-in. Bloom, Pierce. Charlelton.
do. American Wood, Terceras.
Sloop Argus. Weaver. Gro,ge'owr.
Schr. Deborah Spencer, Richmond.
Sloop, Loui(a, Weaver, Africa.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02

DIED la Middletown, Deacon STsrBIE
rrcxHAM. in the So year Of his age.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02

NOTICE h he'eby given TO the Creditors
IN Of the efta,e OF William TiLsgbgS. Mer-
chant, late OF Newport, deceaicd, repre!ent-
ed iniolvent. thar the Court cf Probate Of the
to~n of Newport have allowed iix months from
this dare. TO exhibit their claims sgsinit faid
eltste to the rndcrGgosd CommiiIioners. who
viii receive the fame at their refpeaive dwell
ings a, any tine within fAid term.--No claims
will be received unleh properly at,easd.
JOHN SLOCUM. / Commit
JOHN VI. MANSFIELD, Eonsii.
All peifons indebted tofsid eas,c, arc re-
quelted to make immediate payment TO either of
the iabfcribers, or 10 Sally NJ. Smith, at the
Store OF Mrs. Tilinghaa Whole receipt will be
a complete difchsrge.
WILLIAM MooRE.jr. | adm;,n
CALEB GREEN, "A"y-
STEPHEN G cAHooNE. "S''''
NsqVpor,, 7b.OaShtr. 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02
Elizabeth Tillinghaff,

No. Ii9-7sGms,-Sf,~', liI
u ESPECTFULLY informs the public, and
IN hes friends in particular, that ihe intends
10 follow the fame line Of buines OF her late de-
cesfed hOiband, in the pleasing hope. thar with
the aid OF iympathizing and generous public.
me mall be ensb!cd TO iapport aud educate her
namsro0s family of young children. Thi, i'm
portsnt duty, Gnee the death of beloved huf-
band having devolvsd upon her, fhe earnefaly To-
lciu rhe patronage Of the friends of the ,rids,u
and fbe fsibs,Lsj."
She has on hand a judicious election of
G. O O DS,
And fl,or,ly expects an additional fupply.--
Thofe Who may be difpofed 10 favor her with
their cuaom. may depend upon having every
article ia her liue Of bu6n.f,. on ss reafopsblc
,erms as can be purchafed in the State. The
fmaieft favor gratefully acknowledged.
Newpor. Od. 9. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02

gainit hini, nc inall IN mat Gale nave
the liberty of anfwering the charges
OF his accuiers, through the fame me-
dunn thro' which they were at fira
conveyed to the public ear.
The cauie TO which this paper will
in future be devoted, conGdered in a
general point of view, is nothing leis
than the caufe of man; but confder-
ed with regard to the politics of this
Country only, it may with more pro-
priety be ilyled the caufe of Repub-
licsnirm.
The reader has undoubtedly by
this time anticipated the political prin-
ciples by which this paper will in fu-
ture be regulated. will therefore
only obferve, that if any perlon be de-
firous of becoming thoroughly ac-
quainted with the nature and tendency
of ,hofe principles, there is no way in
which he can crafty his wiihes in thar
particular, in 70 eafy and eHeaual
manner, as by reAstting upon the
principles recognized in our national
Contribution, and the political regu-
lations therein contained. He will
there find much more correct lilt of
the political principles, by which, the
editor in conducting this paper will
be uniformly governed, than could
be contained in a political creed of
ieveral columns.
N. BiSBEE, JUN.
We ndfr12and that on the Ejfesnfb
o( Augga, Mr.. ManrOe, Our mniaer
at London, had an inferviezv qoitb IOrd
MaiyraVe, fbe Brihb Secretary Of
State far Foreign AGars, on the Jubjea
effbs recent captures, s0bsn it appeared
that no neaO order bad been iBaed, bit
that they prseeeded from the deeE0ns
recently made in the bigb court Of ab.
peals, M9ist7ing tbe trads betsUeen En-
rgpe0n bgiqile countries and their Colon
les through a nentra! 4ats TO much
m0rro1oer rule than had been before con-
femplated. ut this inferviezo the )nb-
Jed gcas not di/fuDsd in detail bsfqOsen
Mr.. Muaroe and fbe miniqer, bit tie
later aDHred him that there 40as nothing
IN tbs dilpsfti0n Of bis government 10bieb
s00nld admit Of an uyrisndy mea(ars
agaige the U. States.
An0tber conference baVixg been re-
qaefed by Mr.. Manros, for the pu,p9G
Of entering more fully into tie ofair, it
remains TO- be Jsen rObat 1OiH be THE iHae
eftbis important bniinsG.-Nat. Intel.
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Winter Arrangement.

From Groton- Bank TO Narsg,nier- Ferry, ON
~ Rhode-lfland.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-15
Saml. anderson, I =
Ed Cmningh m, Z
HIN. "a. Thornton, ( (
Jan,es Rca,
New Canton, 9th May, 1903.

THE Trustees Of the above mentioned Danl
< VIM. Guerrant. viii offer for sale. to the high.
est bidder, IN The town OF New-Canton on the
first day of July next, the following property. viz
Eight likely Virginia born Slaves,
Single Chair. Harness, BIC, and vaIuableas
sortment of suitable GOODS for the present "a a .
son, any part Of which will be sold on very low
terms BY private sale, or great bargain may be
had, and liberal credit gwen to purchaser whe
viii take thswhole stock on hand, by application
previous 10 the day above mentioned, to VIM
Cuerrant or the Trustees. Six months cred;, ,v;
bs allowed the purchasers of the above prope,,v
for all sums above ten dollars, an giving bond (.
approved security lesser sums cash will be de
manded for. wse
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-15
ADVERTISEMENT.

yTT 7EREAS Daniel 5. William csuerrant ,Ia,s
w merchants OF the town of New Canion,
by their deed dated the 9Th day of February 1905
have assigned 10 rs all their prope /, real and per
sona, for the benefit of such of eher creditors az
shall agree TO the terms OF said assignment and
whereas we have appointed WIN Guerrant our
agent for the collection and settlement of the
debts and all other affairs Of said erncern. all per.
sons having claims against said Danl. & WIN
Guerrant win present them 70 him for settlement
and all hose indebted to them are requested to
come forward and settle their respective balances.
by bond or otherwise. in which case the utmost
accommodation will be allowed them in the tine
and mode of paymen'; those who fail to come
forward and close their accounts, may expeGt suits
will be instituted against them. the situation Of
the conccfn requires speedy adjustment Of It's
affairs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-15
United States of America. fifth cir

United States Of America, fifth cir
cult, in the Virginia DistrIa, May term, 1906
AnseIln L. inch, adnr &c. Of charlesLynch,1
dec. PIE. =
AGAINST .
Robert Donald Andrew Donald. Thomas !
Donald and Alexander Donald, surviving :
partners of James and Robert Donald Z
and company, Dsfts
cT'HE defendants not having entered their ap
4 pearance and given security according to a
rule of this court, and il appearing 20 the salts
faction of the court that they are not inhabitants
Of this distrias On the motion Of the plaintiff by
his counsel. IL 10 ovyed, that the said defendants
do appear here on the Hrst day Of the next court
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some one
of the newspapers published in the city Of Rich
nnond for two months suecessivelp. add posted az
the front door Of the capitol in the said city.
copy--Tests.
Will. Marshall, OK.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-15
Fisher q Lesueur,
KAYE JUST RECEIVED a tARef '~rLY OF
GROCERIES, viz.

Muscovado Sugar
Best Green Coffee
Double and Single re.
fined loaf Sugar
Retail molssscs& trikie
Old Antigua. Jamaica.
Santacruz, St. Kits
and N K. Nun
Old Cogniac Brardy
Holland Gin
Madeira. Port. Sherry.
Tcncrifc and Mala.
ga Wine
Bottled Port & Claret
Caldwell Frasure & co.'s
superiine Chocolate
Young Hyson. Souch-
ong, Iuperial. and a
few canisters con
tanning 1 LIZ lbs.
Gunpowder Tea
Scotch BARLEY
Fresh Oil and Olives
Basket Salt
Fresh Mustard
Spanish Segafs
Martinique. Noyau &
Bordeaux Cordials
Box Rsisins& Almonds
Race and ground Gin
ger Pepper, rimen-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-15
F.AKEN I'M bv Tbomas Rroots

AIKEN up by Thomas Brooks,
l near Cooch and courthouse, bright bay
HORSE, supposed to be six years old last spring,
about four feet eight inches high, bob tan and
reached name. white feet all round. small taddle
spots has the appearance of a wart on his bseast,
and on his near fore leg nsar the breast. no per
ceivabie brand, trots aud can,erswell--app appraised
to sixty dollars. Given under our hands The 18th
June 1900
M. Gray; Henry Gray, 1osepb c,ar.
Coochland county. 10 wit:-Swora 10 before
me, the day ard year above written.
WIT THOMAS ROOSTER.
A COPY. Teste. WV. MlLLRn. c. Q q.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-15

$50 Acres, n Creenbrier county, on Lit
ae Deer creek, adjoining tbeIands Of Jofeph
M'Clurg.
8or Acres. in Montgomery county. eur
vsyed ist August, i7s7, on the waters Of
riney river and Paiot creek, waters of the
Kanawha river.
43S Acres. in Montgomery couoty, sur
veyed goth June, 1886, joining the lands
OF JoiePh Eaton, Richard Muse and Ianes
M'Corkle.
,a3o Acres, in Wythe county, furveyed
4sn Nov. 1895, on the Lead Mines Mill
$50 Acres, in Albemarle county. patent
dsteddated 9Th JULY i7s7. on William
f1ili's caeek. waters of Buck Hand creek
One undivided moiety of Eve lots in the
town OF Winchester, Nos. 30, 60, 100,
Ior aud Ioe.
The aboOe ruiU be sold uer1 loSy, and the
ferns made knosoa, on publication 10
VIM. AUSTIN.
Richmond, April 4th, 1905. wtf
VIRGINIA.: :
In the Superior Court of Chancery,
holden in Richmond, March 18th,
1905.
setween
Lucy Cochran, executrix and Francis Irwin,
executor and devisees in trust of the last |
WA and testament of David Cochran, de-
ceased. William Cochran. Lucy Cochran, { !,
an infant by George Slaughter her next Z
trend. and George Slaughter and Cstha
rine his wife. plaintiffs.
And
William Craig, defendant.
CHE defendant not having entered
4 his appearance and given .ecaritie accord
ing to the act of assembly and the rules of this
court, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that he isnot an Inhabtant of this eountry
on ,he motion of rhs plaintiffs by counsel, IL is
ordered. that the said defendan; do appear here
ON the hrst day OF the next term and answer the
bill OF the plaintiffs, and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some new spspef pub.
iIshed IN the cirle of Richmond for two months
successfully, and posted at the frcnt deer of the
capitol in the said cite.
eopy--Teste,
P. TINsLEY. c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-15
SATURD AeIs JUNE IS, 1905.
Trom she Naa0nsi Lutezgeneer.

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Buckingham County, March Court,
1905
Gabriel Fuqu.y eompl. ,
vs. IN c6ancey.
Francis and William Mofs, dcfts.
I IPON hearing the bill of the complainant,
~ and II appearing 20 the fatisiaaion. CT the
court, that the defendant Francis Mofs is not an
inhabitant of this Rate: IL IL ordered and deeresd
that unlefs the fad defendant Francis, do appear
mere on or before May tern next, and anfwer
the bill of the complainant. that the fame will be
taken for eonfeaed, and the matter ther eof de-
creed accordingly and that copy OF this order
be publifhed for TWO months fucce1ively ia fems
public Newspaper of the city of Richmond and
another copy be Poied at the front door of the
ocurthoufe Of the faid county.
A copy-Teae.
y Rolfe Eldridge, jr. d. c.