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os WsDassoA PLEAsANrs lgoa pan
Lots for Sale.

On Saturday RE soh Of March ne.rf, nil
be s0id, 90 ae h..yhess bidder, jf5r is cash,
ana aisfyoved secvify for the oaher as,
hayc6te onthe 25M December ,,erf, a6onf
Forty Acres of Land,
Lying on both sides of,he Manchester Tu,np;ke
road. about 200 yards above the town of Man
snes'ef' 10 DC lad OF into acre and half aero
Lots Proper tit!ss vii. b. made BY
James Clarke,
Attorney u, FACT for me fsrojsrietors.
Manchester, Jan 9. 1895. oaf,d,
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NOIICE.

4 n pursuance Of the act Of the Gene.
RAJ Assembly passed on the 18th day Of Ia
nrary 1905, Tor more cgee aally preventing ~.
nhs,ruaions % The passage Of Fish in ,hs -,
Fails Of JamcSfivet, from w ss,ham dov,n,ya,A.
are hffeby reqnired 70 conform 70 the urovi,;o,.,
o. the said an, on or before he lst day Of M,reb
ems ing, otherwise rhey win be deal, win =.
tho aa d'reas. ! shah proceed to view the fali,
immediately.
JoHN 7zooD7-, Surveyor.
Richmond, Feb Jlth. 1906. ",
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IN rffy PRESS.

IN THE PRESS,
zFs ipets..y VIII Sc ssbis5es prior f5re- dsH,,s
ana j.fty eesss. IN ore fargo oeiavo voi. on rood
Peber, ren 5ossa;
a
DICTIONARY
the
ENGLISH LANGUAGE:
In which the words.are deducea from their or;7i.
nais, explained in their tifserent meanings.
AND
hstAorised by the Tiatnesof The writers in whose
works they arc found
Illustrated from the folio edition. by the Aushor,
SAMUEL JOffvSO.v, Il. M
Towhich are preixed,
es<NA1h OF TsR ENGLISH language,
THE PsErAoE TO 1As POLIO EDITION.
......
the whole improved by r,ie srAspARpof rro.
NuSctAr'oS, established ia The csIricAL
fnoHovNcINo nIorIoRARY of
JOHN WALKER.
'Au'Aor Ok Elements of Elocu:on, Rhyning
Dictionary, &c. &c.
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Dollars. $4,000
Ailtickets drawn blank may be renewed in the
hext class, 10 dolls each; the price OF all o.
hers will be Is dolls.
Al prizes of l > dollars may be renewed for the
next class, or paid, AZ tl,e option Of the person
en'itied. If they be not claimed within ,hree
,aonths after the drawing commences, they vii
DC considered as renewed in the second class
:. he drawing to commence in the CRY of Will
nahsourg, on the 49, day Of -----, under
INC management of James Madison Iohn Bratk-
en- William Nelson, Robert Greenhow, Burwel.
sassett, Robert Saunders, Samuel Tyler. Cham.
p,on Travis. William Lightfoo,, Li,de:on w.
azeweii' George Tucker and James Sempls.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-20

Fiaak Notcs, and Cheeks,
N''HeF ~ The single qairs. or bound No IN bool,,
fSH SdLE ~. 2Ri4 cEsych.
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ife.sise. az asssyfment Of veil eboses
q II o G Il, II / r, 6

Confusing Of Loaf Z Brown Sugars; cos.e.
Dung Hsson andImperizl Tea Chocolate, rice
lndss, WAGE Cloves, and other srices; DRY
sherry, Lisbon, and Malsga Wines Covnisc
Peach and Apple Dreniys Rom, Holland And
coaHtry Gin; Waiskey. Moisssss. &c /, C.oct.
cry sns sioHe Ware, ard variety Of e,her artj-
iislss IN TIE Grocery line. wif
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-20

NICHOLAS HALLAM.
fuo dooss a5ove ftr Swan Tavern bar ;.., rece;-
ed. fisss fse lie Of Rigbt, and for sale On tJe
nior nisssyafe terms.
Three Sncnsand vt. ogexeellcnt BACON Hams,
afd Midd inys, and a supply Of choice new
and Cd NoTthern CHEESE, Also. IRISH
POTATOES.
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On Extensive Field for Speculation,
IS offered in the sale of the POWHA-

an E:xEe7iS!Ves TlelG FOR speculation,
{ S offered in the sale of the POWHA-
A TAN ESTATE, which lies contigu-
Gus to the lower limits of Richmond, con-
tains 5000 acres oil land, borders near a
mile ON James river, and runs miles back.
The principal part is tree grain land, CO.
vered with valuable timber, convenient TO a
saw-mill erected thereon, which has cut
100 feet per. day, and connected with a
grist aud manufacturing mill, on con.
slant stream, with PAIR of stones.
There is small Farm, with commo-
dious brick mansion, ice house, the usual
Offices, and 2 fisheries.
1t has many elegant scites for building,
furnished with good water, commanding
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 ofthis proper
ty are multiplied by late aet for the es-
Enlistment OF an inspection of Tobacco
on it, and the act for uniting the upper and
lower navigation by locks, which as the
proper point of junction render IL valuable
for store houses.
Few persons are unacquainted with the
political importance of Richmond, as the
capital of the most influential state of the
union, its commercial advantages from
the immence quantities of coal, -four and
tobacco, which pass through its market
and will it be necessary 10 add? that these
advantages will be shortly increased by
the western produce brought through the
kanawha to This navigation and deposit ;
to be thence shipped directly abroad, when
the contemplated Improvement of the low.
er navigation shall be complete.
Il is submitted to monicd men to con-
slider whethera purchase by shares either
, to sell out or improve parts of this growing
estate, would not in few years afford a
certain and handsome remuneration for
their attention being free from those con.
ungencies TO which many institutions are
liable.
In such an establishment the proprietor
would willingly participate. Aliberal credit
will be allowed the purchasers on pay
ment OF interest, and farther particular.
made known by applying to Mr.. Robert
Atkinson near Petersburg, Mr.. Alexander
Fulton Baltimore, Messrs. Prosser and
Moncure Richmond, or the subscriber on
the premises. w. MAYO.
Powha,an, near Richmond
| Virg. April 20, 1905. w6t
BIZ. The. Editor Of fhe National LsseLi.
gencer is requested TO fnserf me obope once
a meek. FIR sir times, and transmn Ais ae.
COUNT W. M.
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lust received and for sale at the
y Book Store of JACOB JOHNSON, Rich
WILL. TODD, d. C. c

j Book Store of JACOB JOHNSON, Rich
mond-
Marfhall on Infuranee, new and
valuable work, dolls. 6 90
Extracts from the Writings OF Fran
els Fenelon, Arehbihop of CAM
bray, with his Life, rs
Life oil VIM. Cowper by w. Haley. vols SO
Lectures on Dict q Regimen, By
a. F. NJ. Which, so
CowPer's Poems, handfome edition, so
Lady Cuion's ditto, 40
Johnfon's Dictionary, new ed, improved, 8 so
Maternal Inilruaion, or Family Con-
veriation, 90
An eItenf~c sGortment Of lnfirutfion and A.
mufement for Children
"A liberal price will be given for clean Linen Sc
Cotton RAGS, by the large or fmali quantity,
and as an important manufacture depends upon
this article, il becomes an a9 OF public benefit TO
fave every rag in the ffatelet the icrvsnts be en-
couraged Tor. their own benefit to keep bag az
place OF depot for the rags as they arc made, and
hort time will eonvincs every houfekecpcr thar
the trouble will be fniall, the profit certain.
sth Mo, 10th, 1905. w3t
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TO BE SOLD
o, g5.,o, IN. 81. oOLD,
O4 Noe'aI asaf, asd IN lots to suit sp,cJa,eys
J'0" i''0 0A'a'ea and nm to three hundred
acre. Of
/ a N ID

In the county OF Henriec about four mile. f,o,,
K'ehmon1-a distance which renders /, bu, l;,,o
haoie 10 P'iiage, yet sufficiently near to ore &C -,
States. "e oh'tso
Thesdvantages ofsmaIi farms nearlay0. .o.....
are 50 obvious and generally admitted >. nv.
require particular enumeration. psssons r..;s..s
in the city with large families, and vino are ~;
ed TO keep horses, would be able IN one vss, :.
save more than the original purchase. For c.
Their particulars enquire Of Mr.. Thomas Nr,rsl,
Richmond, May 9TH, 1905. loafsfl
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TIE LLoW1Nc .fR7ycLEs,

Are for saie DR.. Wilson's dpofbeca,y S5op. cp-
Posife tie Bet 7loera. to Wit:
p I'D and white Lead. yerdigris, Spanish VIII
u ting, Spanish Brown, timber, Naples Vel
low, Blue Smalr, Brown Pink, Rose Pink, Flake
White. Gold Leaf. Liquid Gold Size. Copal and
Spirit Varnish. CameI's Hair Pencils. Yellow 0
chre, Litharge. Sugar of Lead, sc. &c. Also a
quantity of Salt Pstre.
lie wishes to rent u stand for an Apothecary' 5
Shop in the neighbourhood of the cross street
leading TO Msyo's bridge.
26th Dec. 1907. wtf
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500 Acres, furveysd 10th Feb 5c7. ia
fame county, on the north fork of Mud RI
yer, that heads against the Gnyaudott.
1900 Acres, iurveyed 7rh May, 1886,
in fame counsy, on Ohio river.
1000 Acres, surveyed sth May, 1886.
10 fame county. on Great Keuawha.
1000 Acres, surveyed 10Th May ,i786,
10 fame county, on do.
zo3 Acres, furveyed 9Th Feb 1857, ia
fame county, onrhe head Of Glade creek.
zi4 Acres, furveyed 9TH Feb. 1857, in
lame county, on the waters of Glade creek,
on the south fde thereof.
1875 Acres, surveyed 9th Feb. 1851, in
fame county, on the west end of Joe's Ridge,
and on the waters of Glade creek.
1874 Acres, surveyed 9th Feb. 1887, in
fame county, on Joe's Ridge.
az8 Acres. surveyed 9th Feb. 1887, In
fame county, on Joe's Ridge and the wa,ers
of Glade aud Cooper's creek.
4I4 Acres, furveyed azd Feb. 1887, in
fame county. on the fecond fork Of Cole RI
yer, on the road croiiing from Piney river,
to Guysndott.
1000 Acres, furveyed zoth Feb. 1887,
in fame county, under the big Pipe stem
Knob, and running down both fidss Of the
creek.
40 Acres, furveyed 9TH Feb. 1887, 10
fame county, on the waters of Cooper's
creek and Joe's Ridge.
$50 Acres, foryeyed sd Feb. 1857, ia
fame county, on the head waters OF Coop
ere creek.
1898 Acres, by furvey 10th Feb. 1857,
IN lame county, on The iouth fork of Cole
river.
I,345 Acres. BY furvey I'D Feb. 1857,
in fsme county, on the head waters of Little
Blue Stone, about half a mile north from
the white oak Lick.
Three tracts of land Ia Monopga lia coun-
ty, patented in my name. viz.
$50 Acres. by lurvey Ist June, 1906, in
Mononealia county adjoining Mathew
Rukey'a land. and the Randolph county
line, on the waters of Cheat River.
400 Acres, furveyed 10th OA. 1907, in
fame county. adjoining lands of Abner Hsr-
per, above the mouth of White Day creek .
400 Acres, furveyed 18th Nov. 1907,
in fame county, adjoining Peter Drage, 90
tInchs's run, to include an improvement
made in the year 1878.
1000 Acaes, in do. on the west Of Cheat
river, above the lands of Thomas Butler.
BOO Acres, in do. on Buffaloe creek, on
a pre-emptionright OF David Gray.
$50 AGREE, Creenbrier county, on Lit
tie Deer creek, adjoining ,helands of Jofeph
M'Clurg.
Sol Acres, in Montgomery county, sur-
veyed let August, 1877, on the waters of
Piney river; and Paint creek, waters of the
Kanawha river.
| 43s Acres, in Montgomery county, CUR
veyed goth June, 1886, joining the lands
OF Joieph Eaton, Richard Muse and James
M'Corkle.
ago Acres, in Wythe county, furveycd
9Th Nov. 1895, on the Lead Mines Mill
creek,
80 Acres, in Albcmsrlc county, patent
dateddated Sth July, 1877, on Willian,
Hiii's caeek, waters of Buck Ifland creek.
One undivided moiety of five lots in the
town of Winchester, Nos. So, 90, 100,
ror and ico.
1hr a6ove nil De sold very iozv, and he
terms made known, on ttEcafion 20
WIN. AUSTIN.
| Richmond, April 9TH. 18Os ,vtf
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no TOHN MA13EE.

Virginia, and having no (aosan Ggenf or attorney
fbeyeiH--
'TAxB NOTICE, that BY virtue OF commission
issuing out Of the court Of chancery for the
dis.sia Of Richmond, in suit depending in the
SAID eourt, wherein am plaintiff and you are de.
'endant, the dePositions Of Samuel Harris and
DINERS witnesses, viii be taken al King 3. Queen
courthouse on Monday the 10Th of June next
ano mat # necessary, the said commission will he
adjourned over to the ilth and 10Th days OF that
month"; the depositions SO TO be taken 10 be read
IN evidence in the said case
A.. o., 80. JOHN HARRIS.
"' 0en' isVo. wSts
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= ME subscriber DESTROYS to close
his bufoess, in ,his place as foon as
~ poihblc, 10 induced to offer for isle,
the following
Valua6le Properfy, viz

! Pr fTt Ct%
A convenient two story dwelling hsufe,
4 "a feet fquare, having one room and paf-
fage on the lower floor, two rooms on the
fecoad a5or, aud two good rooms IN the
garnet. a cellar with plank floor, and divid-
ed toto three spartme1ts, one ufed for cook
ing; the yard incloscd with a brick walls
seven feet high, the whole ia good repair.
This tenement is 6iuatcd near the Bell Tia.
yeru on the crols erect, leading to The rock
iauding, and 10 insured in The mutual irfu
rance company against FIRE 10 the state of
Virginia, and the premiums paid.
Eleven unimproved half-acre lots on
Shockoe Hill.
600 Acres military land in Kanawha
county, on the waters of old town creek, a
branch Of Ohio River, being part of a grant
made TO George Mufe, Adams Stevens, An.
dew Lewis and Others, ia the year 1874.
IS Traets Of land iD Montgomery coun-
~ containing sa,t7z!! acres, the whole pa
tented 10 my name, viz.
1000 Acres, surveyed sd April, 1876, in
Montgomery county, on Cole River.
$3.50 Acres, surveyed a4,h July, 1886,
III the lame county, on 10 mile creek, adj
joining the late General Walhiopton's fur
vey, on Kauswha river.
3,o64a Acres, furveyed z3d July, 1886
in fame county, on the Loop waters Of New
river.
1000 Acres, furveyed 9Th May, 1876,
in the tome county, on the Ohio river
81 0 Acres, surveyed sth April, 1886,
IN same county, fouth of creek running
into Cole river.
z,I3S Acres, surveyed arr Feb. 1887,
ia same county, on Cole river.
sac Acres, surveyed sd, Feb. 1872, in
same county, on the waters of Cooper's
creek and Little Blue Stone.
1900 Acres, furveyed 10Th Feb. 1887,
IN same county, on the head waters of the
louih fork Of Cole river, that heads sgainlt
GGysndott.
% Acres, surveyed 10Th Feb. 1889, in
lame county, on the head waters OF GLADE
creek
rs Acres, surveyed 9Th Feb. 1887. in
tame county, on btanch emptying into
Glade creek, on the Gou,h fide Of the fame
ana about one mile above the fsrd of the
laid creek. '"'
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New.canton, 9th May. 1905.

THE Trustees of the above mentioned Danl.
q VIM. Guerrant, will offer for sale. TO the high-
est bidder. in The town OF New. Canton, or The
hts1 DAY OF July next. the following properly, viz.
Eight likely Virginia born Slaves,
Singie Chair. Harness, &c. and valuable as
sof'msnt OF suitable GOODS for the present SC a.
SOD, any part Of which will be sold on very low
terms by private sale, or a great bargain may be
naa' and liberal credit gwen to purchaser whs
VIM .ake The whole stock on hand, by application
previous TO the day above meu,ioned, 10 VIM
Ouerrant OF the Trustees. Six u,onthscredit will
o e allowed the purchasers Of the above property
LOT ." sums above ten dollars, on giving bond &
approved security lesser sums cash win he de-
mauded for IS
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TO Messrs. John Watson, sen. John H,atson,
Jun. augustus Watson, Thomas Watson


Jun. augustus Watson, Thomas Watson
and EGza5efh Young.
'AkE NOTICE, that on the Sth and 10th
i days OF July next, 1t the srore house Of Ro-
bert Vens6le in the county of Prince Edward &
state OF Virginia. on my own behalf as well as
agentior the compliments hereafter named, shall
proceed 10 take the dispositions of William Jones,
Bobert Venable. Charles Venable, Tariton Wood
son. John Simmons, Christopher II Holland and
others, to be read evidence in the suit in chan
Gerry, brought in the said county court Of Prince
Edword. by Obadiah Jnkins and Sarah his
wife, Littlcberry Jinkins and MiIley his wife. Jo-
sias Hurt and Elizabeth his wife. Thomas E..
Young William Brightwe and Mary his wife.
William Hatson aid Tabi,ha his wife, and Re-
becca \ oung, complainant against each of you.
snail also on the 81 and Sd day of August next.
at the dwelling hosse If Abraham venable in
the county of Fayerte and in the state Of Ken
lucky. proceed TO take tie deposition of Perer
lie Grand, to be read a. evidence in the same
suit. Your obdt. servt.
OBADIAH JiNKlNs.
Goth April, 1905. Wat
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vIRCfNIA.

In the Superior Court OF Chancery,
holden in Richmond.
BefSpeen
Charles Purcell, plaintiff.
Ind
John Mayo, defendant J
I'M motion ofthe plaintiff, by coun-
sci, the count, this twenty fifh day OF
March, in the year of our Lord one Thousand
eigh, hundred aud FIVE. refereth rho accounts be-
tween the parties of It's commissioners. TO
be by him examined. stated, settled, and 10 the
court reported. WIN any special matters thoaght
eertineat by himself. or required by me parues
to be specially stated.
A eoPy--Tes,e,
p. TINSLEY, C. C.
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plaintiff. 4
defendant. j
p. TINsLEY, c. c.

Corrmissiogey's Office, Richmond, 6p,ii9 1905.
THE parties are desired TO take no.
tice, that have appointed the twenty seventh
day of May next tocommence the account direct.
ed by the annexed decrsial order of the court On
which day they are requested to attend at my Of.
fee IN this city. with their accounts and vouoh-
cas- ready for examination, and with copies of
the court papers. wtm1
SAMUEL GREENHOW, NJ. c.
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Door. w / L S 0 N

- - ! ~ L , y n
HAS removed his Apo,heearv sbon N the
4 lower floor Of The Bell Tavern. where ne
has general supply of
MedictHes, Paints 81 other ARTICLES
In The Apotheeary Line
ne tsSes tne 'iberyto observe, thar nc has not
own practice. ''N' ~ ''''
Physicians, merchants and other. vvho 49,, !,
pleased &c paronize hin,, SHAH he .,,,,,;sa - ~,
mos. reduced terms 'DPP"'u o' 'ne
- PERSONS Of needy circumstances nv nav
ing The retail prices Of his medicines. will p ~,
serloed Tor gratis wifi MAJ "a
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TN April, 1905. VA
ADVERTISEMENT. !

VIZ HEREAS Daniel & William Cuerrant late
Wv ,mef. ats Of the rown of New. Canton,
by their deed dated the 9Th day Of February 1905.
have assigned tous all their prope y real and per-
sonal, for the beneht ofsueh of their creditors as
shall agree 10 the terms of said assignment and
whereas we nave appointed VIM Gucrrans our
agent for the collection and settlement of the
debts. and ali other ars of said concern, all per-
sons having claims against said DAM. & VIM
Gnerraut viii present them TO him for settlement,
and all those indebted TO them are requested to
come forward and settle their respective balances
by bond OF otherwise. in which case the utmost
accommodation will be allowed them in the time
and mode CT payment |; those who fail TO come
forwsr4and close their accounts, may exped SUITS
VIII be instituted against them, as the situation Of
ne concern requires speedy adjustment of its
affairs.
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IN Amherst county, on Horsley's
a creek SOY acres of rich tobacco land, formerly
the property OF DR. Daniel Warwick, and known
py the name OF Wincanton--Thi his land has the adj.
vantage OF lying on the main road leading from
Amherst courthouse TO Wauah's ferry on lanes
river' IS available stand FOR country store witt,
framed house for thar purpose, entirely new and
sufhcienty large, having tvs rooms below aud two
ABOVE stairs. with good brick chimney. and we'll
nnderpinn'd with brick also aiumber-house Is
ieet square, with cellar of its full size valid nm
with stone-there is aiso tayIor,s ard sar,ler's
shop, and other our houses likewise A toIeYable
good dwelling house. with three rooms below and
TWO above stairs; a kitchen. dairy and olher OUT
houses within mile of the store, suitable for a
private family On this traa of land there is a.
bout 20 acres cleared. al of which is fresh and ia
good order for cultivation it has also the advan-
rage OF being only miles from Bethel, where
mere IS au inspection OF tobacco, and within 10
miles or Lynchburg. Asits presumed no persou
wh' DC inclined TO purchase the above withoutre-
viewing the premises, they will be shewu bv
tSiessrs-' Ialiaferros & Loving, wholiye within q
Few mules OF Wincanton, and fully empowered
10 make sale, and she terms of payment NAV he
known from themi as also on application TO
-. Gilliat & Kirby:
Richmond, March 90, 1905. fwtds,
The above trsa OF land and improvements.
WILDE offered for SALE, az A niherst Courthouse
on Monday the 18th July next, (being cour, davS
on credit Of six, twelve and eighteen non,bs..ZI
!" "eec OF trust viii be required on the premises,
or satisfactory security for puntiual payment.
Ciilliat & Kirby.
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Cauield Seward, plaintiff \
ACAINsI
Joseph G. Bailey and Micajsh Blow execu
tors, &c of Michael Blow. deceased. 'rho-
mas X Blow, William Bailey & Elizabeth
his wife, late Elizabeth Blow. George
Glais;er and Nancy Bailey. infants ofthe
said Joseph G Bailey, and Polly his late
wife, late Polly Blow, Susan and Wilt
am Blow, infants and orphans Of Henry |
Blow deceased, by the said Joseph 6
Bailey. their guardian, Lucy Blow. Or
phan of Samuel Blow, deceased, by Tho.
mas Blow, her guardian. which said |
Thomas. Elizabeth, Poly, Henry and |
Samuel were children of Priscilla Blow, !,
deceased. who was legatee under the
will of William Drew. deceased John |
Spratley and Sally his Wits, late Sally
Hart, Patsy and Polly Hart, orphans of /
William X. Hart, deceased, by James S
Lane their guardian, which said Sally
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 t'reylon, daughter of the /
late Ann Thomas, deceased, Dolly Ham,
lin, late Dolly Evans, Robert M'lntosh,
Junior and Sally Drew his wife, late Sal
iy Drew Evans, which said Dolly and
Sally Drew are daughters of the late
Rebecca Evans, deceased, the said Mar
tina Charles, Elizabeth. Ann and Rebec-
ca likewise legatees under the will of
the said William Drew, deceased,
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JOHN FAULcoN. G. :. G.

Charlotte Court, 5th March, 1905.
Thomas X. Conner, infant son OF Dorothca0
Ragland, who was the daughter of Ed.
ward Ragland by Moore Conner, his IA. -
'nsr ana next friend plaintiff. :
AGAJEsT :,
William Elnore and Sally his wife, late Sal. u
y Ragland, Thomas Ragland, Nancy |. =
kag'ard. William Bowler and Polly his Z
wife, late Polly Ragland .------ BIedsoe 9
and hguess his wife late Ac,iese Rag n
Iand, Betsey RagiaFd, and l. Clarke and p
Eisey his wife, late Elsey Ragiand, =.
defendants
NE defendants John Clark and Rlsfy ~.
wife, not having entered their appea,snr,
according TO the AT Of assembly and the of
this court and itappeasingto the ssrisfatt ION 81
the ceuitt thar they aie,iiot Inhabitants 3 + ,h;s
state ; On the motion Of the plaintiff by his ~.
torney, II is ordered. that they aIit,e,, here ~,
the FRS day August court mex, and ansose, he
plaintiffs bill; thar copy this order be in.
serted in one ofthe Virginia Gzzst:es FOR two
months successiveIy. and posted atihe front doc,
ofthe courthouse Of the said county.
a coPy-Tesie.
Thomas Read. elk.