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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-04

Y \ VIE iubicritcrs, unCcr the iirla VI
4 John P. Thurtton & Co.
ORr far ials, at No. d. Cmtrdl Row,
!. FoRF STREET.
100 bbls freth Supe,tine ond Foe Flour.
1908 wr. Bscon, in ihiPping order
1900 do. Cheefs, do,
100 boxes mould and aipt Candles.
90 DO. Frefli Mueadsl aui bloom Kaiins-
20 do BriGoi crown Wiodow GlaE
Boxes Welcas Chocolate.
DO. FLORENCE Oil III bo,rlcs.
II cai1zs Linfeed Oil.
Il hhds. high fourth proof Jamaica and St
Vineents Rum.
Pipes fourth proof Ccgnac and Cete Brandy,
entitled to dsbethure.
Do. Holland Gin, do. do.
Cafks Made ia, Sherry, and Corfca Wine.
Loaf Sugar. in Hhds aud barrels.
Gunpewder, FL ION, Young Hyfon, Hyfon-S Skin.
and Sou hong Tea, entitled TO debentue
o5 bolts Ruflia and Ravens Duck.
50 hbHs. Tar.
10 Kegs Ginger.
Hhds. brown Sugar. caG<s Rol. B:imacne
Bags Coaee. Dumb Filth,
Crates Allotted Ware, Stone Ware, Sc.
Also,
100 bbls. Beef, No. 1, and 2.
VESSELS STORES, put up at the nortea
notice and on the mott resionable terms.
ALso
Fifhermen fuppled on liberal credit and good
terms. DANIEL TUCKER.
JOHN P. THURSTON.
i Portland, Feb. 4. 1905.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-04

PERPETUAL ALMANAC,

JUST publihed and for fale at
} Thomas Ctark's Box fire,
Fin nreet SPortland, (price dollar hngie-s dollars
per dozen)
GeulTs Psrpstual Ainranafs,
BY which,aay be found in few feeonds OF time inc
dav Of the week or month, in any year TO come
Pubiiihcd according TO Act Of Ccngrets
Taa ID FOWL
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-04
BOOKS 1aD 8T.4TIONAPr>

JtAt received, and for iale by d. ToRv-
SON, an .46dGaional -I65rf",ent of BOOKS
and S FAFlONAR1 which, with iuch az are
conaantIy on hand, for fale, will make the bet
collection in The place and which may he
bought upon more liberal and advantageous
terms than can be pdrchaied IN Portland.
Frb. II
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-04
GOODMAN i SWAMI

No. ., Eul1N-koy. htdie Street,
TTAvE sua received addit'S nal atpffm1hS Q
Il Frefh Sealonable GOODS.
Ays-4ia zies IF
Wsf-India Goods and Groceries.
LitsgrYt,
10 FACETS bet German STEEL,
IS Cafes Fte1i SWEET OIL,
IS barrels IiniScd do
PAINTS, of Ill kinds
AE y Sac a. oJ.<, ars entitled 10 D6atass on bssf@-
.os, v.
a. Bales INDIA PIECE GOODS, sonh'nnr q
White Cotlons--Blne do Printed DO --Chntz-~Nfl
Gus kinds 81 fIandkerchiefs &c &e-wheh they van
fell a, the Roaon price, aud on liberal redit,
MsLelIan s. Brown,
Hare jsy sa'e,
n variety of fuper. common, mldtaihs and lew
priced BloadcIosh caiiinleres, Ratteen.. Coat
ings. Swansdown. loiinets, Can't lets, and Won'
ted Hoiiery.
7sgcsbsr nib q Csse,0i 444Sortmsnt Of
COTTON and SILK GOODS.
A5S, Gallery, saddlers, JaPpan'd & liardW ares
which are offered at ,welve mouths creJI finn
to exceed three hundred DollArs-Notes with ap
proved endoiers or ieeurlty. FEB. 4, 1905.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-04
DAVID SEWALL,
fudge IF b. DyqYiff coart Of Main. D;Nri7-

A BARGAIN
70 be fold, ftand, Situated in Le7mIqoa cor
i ne,, about quarter of mile from the fails and
In on the pot road leading from P.rasa1 70 Ha4loquel
containing Five of land, newtwo fory Houlc
Barn, Store Store houfc, horfeIead ard good ell
of water. eligible htuation for Innholder Trader
- Mechanic.
Mo--twelxe acres Of excellent Land, for
moving within mite of the above fand
AIo-a ftand in, Newgloucefter, pleafantly
htusted i'll jerks corner Ailss from the Nc sting
houe GA the poR read leading Augua, conhting of
handioiae TWO tory hoae quarter of an of land
barn cue buildings Sc. advaraseouay Gtuastd for 4,
Merchant Mechanic.
. Andajlo-Two hundred and fifty acres Of
Land 10 The county of Hlnco1k, in townhip No five.
in the ieventh range the Picataqus rea, or weaern
bra Of Fenobfcot RIVER, very well 6tua ed for farms
and OF an excellent gu atty.
The above lots will be difpofed of, on eafy
terms for the purchafer.
For fu'sher particulars, apply to the SURFER
Der, at LeoU;Gos-
WILLIAM HASKELL.
Jan. 78.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-04

WILLIAM GODDARD,
TTAS received very exienive addition to his fermer
HI aaortnent of
HARDWARE GOODS,
which are for fae bis fore, Middle fas BY whole
fe and retail .
Also a.larse saantjty of Shot, slackfniths Anvis
and Vices Brafs Kettles Sheet cad Sheet Iron Red
Lead . Sad Irons Fnglifhshoysls. ana Frying Pans.
large affortmens OF
7oinrr's plains, # a'nga every dsleriotoa :
Likewile- 400 Boxes 10 by g. oby 2, and by BIZ
col and Liverpool Crown Window Glais-oo eaiks Cut
and Wrought Nails, Sc. &c,
pe lind on, AZ K ~
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-04
S0U1H-H4DLEl~ CANAL LOTTERY.
IRA ctAss.
THOMAS CLARK. has for fals at

4 lis Book Store Fih-strset Portland, TICKETS
att Dollars Quarters doll Us cent. in the above Lot
terry, which contains upwards Of 5000 PRIZES from -
dots 10 10000 Dolls and only r5cco Tickets --iee
than blanks to priee-Ihe prcbabnv cs this being
the ha cliff and the cfs Tickets this contains than aay
former ci4s with the Managers afurance, TO ths PuAc
appoint early day for drawing will be Inducements
for adventures to iooie no time in applying Tor 1ckcss
PRIZES in T. me claes, and IN al cla Pcataana Bridge
lottery taken in payment LII OF the prizes Ia' reociv
ed and may be ieen above Letters pot pad, enelo
hng the cath punetually attended 100. ow'
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-04

A0T{CG
HE connection in buGnefS, under
4 the firm Of JOSH & RUFUS hoarON. Il ~
mutual eonleut, dslsved - AL pei lous ho ae Inoelic6
TO- or that have any demand, iad rrn deRedta
call on the Sabferibers for settlement,
John HORTON.
RBFp5 EORl On.
isrs'aa4, y Me. s'5, sos
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-04
FIVE D.OLLdR s r t " Il 4 II.

A Fowling piece loft.
VxTAs loft, from the aeigh OF tie tub
w fcriber, in this town the evening OF he z5d
inn. a FRENCH BOWLING PIECE, made in NamS'
rsiih the makers the lock Remarkably long
barreled the flock lately cut Of to lower pipe ana TWO
eel pipes odered sht ARIEL FLYER icite aud thumb
piece Ss a wooden rod Whoever may have FOUND
faid niece and will the fame the owner or give
information 70 that The may be obtained haai be reward
cd for their trouble
ps,tl1ng IAN as. JOSEPH LOWS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-04
= AZ acauaintance with prineiples a e.


r An acquaintance with principles Of liz
rs ,4n,e, Of the gr.ated n,oftance evesy com.
merciai man and from The euentior ,tuur commerce
and The fprit OF enterprise ehch esessteraes the
mer'San Merchant is every dry becaeias mere mpor
tanf 70 him, as cell 4: to the Lavycr
There Is fcarceiy AIRY lPeccs Of contracts
which affords greater number Of q1co OF doah ard
difficulty, than thai, Of Marine Iuiurance YET the
prime pes Of the aw sppaeshL tnis cortr4q arc III
general wei dlGntd but he Pho bsia. nfaaigy IL the
lame tcneur, and ihe trsnlaclons upDn which it Is 10
operate innDitcy various and complicated the eenf,er-
lag rsh,s OF tho parties oste equally la Anecd
that il j. impulflhe Ia decide between item " thour
ionatincs referring TO very nice ,lilt.ct oAs
10 render this work u!sfui 10 the Merchant,
the Ashor has obfstved invari1tlc and az :. N.
fje tHcugh the whole. Fab cafe viii be soaad 10
eonillt Of three dllenae part re fs9-the decdon--
anu thu reaions aiiigned fof that scesi0n
The Merchant will diteotef from the Pc
rufai ofths work that the lcadug principles which GOV
ern coatracts Of 6!urancc lie within very fua eoH-
D f. rhcfe principles siahlihsd; and il well un.
der,loed the ony dlGculty which remains is the as
plicasion Of them 20 particular caiss
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-04
ON THE Law OF INSURANCE.
81 SAMUEL M4RSH4LL

Marlhall on iniarance, is correctly or;r.
cd with nsw type on good paper, ADD well boued-,,
been ubs,n~eh far bv the lu't OF the snnreme u.
dicial Court OF Maiiaehuetts by tho hr EhArAsf.
and by large number OF REPS tlaais Merchants
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-04
IOHE LORD,

" Efpeafhy Informs his friends and the public, that
N he has uf received, and now offers for fae, a
good aHortment of Rngi1h and American HATs-Like-
wife a general aGottment of HAT TRIMMINGS
which he will fell ON the lowell terms for cath or appro-
ved credit.
Cath and ths highe price given for all kinds of hat
ting and fhppins FURs-AppIy as above. Lsml New rs
By ihips Nabby and Eliza from Liverpool
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-04
FyRS WANTED,

TOR which CATH and the highef price
l. will be given for any quantity of Sable Cats
Skins, and all kinds of shipping & Hating FURS oy
ABiJAH CHEEVER,
No. I, Adu6sy5 Row. Middle Street, Portland.
Dsc -. (6m)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-24

a the requea of Mr.. Walter b. Gillian, and !,
conformity with Deed of Trua from Mr..
John 5, More for the purpofe of FIGURING the paw.
ment OF money to the faid Gillian the fubfcrber one
OF the irnttees viii proceed to fell the Eagle TIA.
e'n on me ION DAY OF February next, 70 much Of
tract oi LAND, lying part in Hanover and part in
Gooehand, containing five hundred and fixty acre,
more or lefs, and adjoining the lands of Can't. Rlia
leske, Samuel Noiby, and William Woodtoo. a,
HAIL produce the following fun1s of money with cor,
and charges Of iae. Forty pounds, balance of three
hundred, due on the 10Th Of oa 1904, with intere(t
TIL the day Of iale; and TWO hundred and thirty ,lreo
poundsn ihIings and eight pence, with inereff from
the 10th day OF October Ial, till the day offale.
MERIWETHER JONES, Truise,
December %. '''N'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-24
NOTICE.

AVfNG commemorative BURR MILL STONE
Il Il MAKING, in September lan, at nv fhop. near
the Baton OF the Canal, have now ania,ed for fala
'tonc' OF ieet feet and feet diameters of bea
q " and workmanship. have large proportion
OF Cio'e ard Burrs, fu,able for grinding corr and
w 'horty receive additional fuppes Of good maze
ria's' Jhofe who pleafe to favour me with tbe,
commands, will be ferved faithfully on reafonabja
terms Will shoofe boiling Cloths for thofe who de-
IRE ~ Irritable to their purpoes teHder my tbarks
'otpe public for paf favours sndhope for future en-.
enlargement IoIIN MooDy
December "a. 'r&Setx
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-24
GENERAL ORDER.

Euryalus, Ociober 22, 1905.
The ever to be Iamented death of Lord VIZ
count Mellon, Duke Of Bronte, the Conman.
DER IN Chief, who fell il the action of the ON
IN the arms of victory, covered with plorv
whole memory will be ever dear TO the l,ritil,
navy and the Britifh nation, whole zeal for The
honour of bis King, and for the intcreft of b;s
country, will be ever held up asa filming ex.
ample for Britiih ieaman, leaves To me = dnsv
to return my thanks to the Right HonourahIs
Rear Admiral, the Captains, Officers, Seamrn.
and detachmeHiso Of Royal Marines ferying on
oosrd his Maiefy's fquadrop now under nv
command for their conduit on that day but
where Can ind language to express nv feoti.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-24
NEw.YoRK, December u.

~ me Neptune, which arrived lal evening IN ~
DAYS from Liverpool, the Editor Of IN. Msfean,iIs
hdverther bs. been favourrd with London payer,
AM ldoYds Ltsto the 9TH Of November, and I;yer-
pool papers ,s tbe oh ipclufve.
,hel are principally occupied with th. orera,io n,
! ne. ." "N'-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-24
LONDON GAZETTE ExTRAORpINA.
RY.

a.
= Admiralty -office, Nov. s.
Diipatches OF which the following are copies,
were received at the Admiralty this dav AZ one
O'Clock Am. from Vice Admiral Colinyxood
commander in chief of his Maiefty's a,ip. and
vefIels off Cadiz.
Euryalus, of Cape Trafalgar, Oa. 90.
SIR,
The ever to be lamented death of Vice Admi-
raj Lord Vifcount Mellon, who in the late con
fet with the enemy, fell in the hour of q; ftorv
leaves to me the duty of informing nv ord,
Commiflioners of the Admiralty, that on the
/ 9th infant, 1t was communicated TO the Com.
mander in Chief from the fhips watching the
motions of the enemy in Cadiz, that the comb
ued heet had put to fea as they failed with
Ight WINDS weherIy, his Lordfhip concluded
Immediately made all fail for the Straiohts, en-.
trance, with the Bitifh fquadron cosfifting of
~ ihips, OF them CAS-, when his lordilip was
informed by capt. Blackwood, (whofe vigilance
IN watching and giving notice of the enemy's
movements, has been nighiy meritorious, tia,
they had not yet paiIed the Straiehts.
/ On Monday the 9ift infant, at day light. when
Cape Trafalgar bore r. by E. about feyen
leagues, the enemy was difcovered fix or feyen
miles to the eaftward, the wind about wet, and
very light: the Commander in Chief immedi-
ately made the iignal for the feet to bear u in
two Columns, as they formed in order of falling
mode OF attack his Iordfhip had preyiouily d.
reeted, to avoid the Inconvenience and delay in
forming line Of battle in the ufual manner
The enemy's line confifted of SO Hlips of which
eighteen were French and fifteen Spaniii) Com
| mander in Chief Admiral VIeneuve the Span.
iards under the direction of Gravina, were, with
their head, to the northward, and formed their
Pine of battle with great clofenefs and correct
neis hat as the mode of attack was mutual, 70
the trueture OF their line was new il formed a
creicent converting to leeward, 70 that, in lead.
ing down to their centre, had both their van
and rear abaft the beam before the fire Opened
every alternate hip was about cables length TO
windward Of her iecond head and a aern, for.
ming kind ofdoubie line, and appeared, when
on their beam, to leave very little is:erya be.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-24

The intsIigenee ofthe desas Of the eonbinei fqua-
dron before Cads, in which the gallant Melton olt
his life, j. Of 10 much importance thai we have ex-
cluded alno9 every other article Of new. to lay be-
fore our readers the official details Of this very inte-
reltng fnbjeef We fhall proceed in next with a
regular ferries Of the events which, iuce our former
advees. have occurred upon the continent of Europe.
OF Martial Bernadotse nothing further is known
than that on the lSsh Of October he occupied pnii-
ton between Munich and the Inn. the AuRrian,
there being on their own eide of that river. Bona
parte, with the whole Of the army, would Join him
about the 25h or 26th when the farther operation.
aganlt the Auttrans and Ruians would be eomn,slc-
ed
The army Of Italy under MAIZENA,, vaiIed the A.
dige on the 18th Of October. after action in which
the Auitrians had 1900 killed and as many taken
pri'oDers. The report of MaGena's defeat by the
Areiduke Charles was received in London by way Of
Catalonia, and relfed on no official authority.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-24
LONDON; October 81.
AMERICAN BOTTOMS.

The following official communication will he read
with much interef by the commercial world 1t
relates to iubjee of much importance, aud embrac-
es confequenee Of the grea,eG magnitude we ,hall
offer no remarks OH it at pref.nt.
=" Great Cumberland Place, Oa. es, 1906.
SIR have the pleafure to enclofe you copy of
Note from Lord Mulgrave containing information
that his Maiety has thought fit to relax in certain
reipee's the blockade of the ports of Cadiz aud ST.
Lucar, which is now formed by HIS naval forces.
As the modification which is given to the block.
AIDE of thee ports by th. decaiation of his Ma;ev
may be of Importance the United States have 10
requeR that you will be 70 spod u, to communicate
it, wi bout delay, their eonus at the feveral ports
that their citizens may have advantage of it 4 have
the honor 10 be, Sir, your very Obliged fervant
(Sisned) q" las N1oNnor"
General William Lyman, Conlul of the United
States, &c. sc. &c."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-24

CHS HIGHEST ReteP (is CASH WILL Bs oI--
VIZ AT This OFFICE FOR
GLEAK LINEN q COg7Ow p 1gGS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-24
TO JAMES MONROE, EEo.

OCt II, 1905.
The underdgred, his niaeity's PRINCIPAL s.cre-
tary OF State for Foreign Affairs, has the honour 70
inform Mr. Monroe, that the King having been p,eaC
ed in conformity to the Note trafnirted by the nm
deriigned to MIR. Monroe on the 9Th April laa. to
oreet that the neceary meafures fould be taken for
the blockade OF Cadz and St. Lucar and fIch norris
having been, and being now bi,e kaded the upder-
igned is commanded to acquaint Mr.. Monroe. tba,
his N1ajey is peafed to declare that fileh blockade
mall not extend to prevent neutral vefies from en-
terlng into and failing rou, the faid ports of Cadz
and St Lucar, provided that the vefes 70 ep,.r;n,
and falling from the fad ports fhall not be found 10
have on board, to have carried to faid ports
war,e or naval flores, or any article or article. in
tended to be, and ufually converted into warl;kr ma
val flores, provons of any kind whatever e,een,.
ing uch as may be fairly deemed fea aores, for the
uie OF the crews OF iuch neutral vefIels The urar
hgned IS therefore commanded to requel Mr.. Mor-
roe to apprize the American Confuls and March,r,
rei ding in England of this determination of his Ma
jehy. The Undersigned requens Mr.. Monroe 70 az.
eePs the ailuranees of his high confederation.
?. Signed, MULGRAvR"
November 7.
The vanguard OF the fecond RufIian army. anopn,.
ing to 10000 men, arrived at Bohemia about the
middle OF a month, and there is every realop to he
i,eve that few days afterwards they formed ;unc
ton with the troops the Inn. The rems;nder oe
| the iecond Rufian ara,y might be expected to bav.
Jo"'eo eiS pooP va TIC mn Dy the latter esd
| of lafl month '1
Captain L,pgford arrived at the Admiralty mi. Al.
ternoon, accompanied by Rp1ian officer, brinr;ng
with him moa important dfpatches from the EIbe.
Iheie dispatches Bfiug Treaty Of Alliance which
has been concluded between this ccsntry and his
Pruiian Majeffy, whole army of eighty thoufand
men was actually on its march aga;na the common
| enemy when the dispatches were fent Off
The Emperor of Ruiiia had been to- Berlin 70 h,,d
conference with his Prufiian n,ajeny.
The fame emperor is hurrying to the fcene Of A..
ton, at the head OF an army of ixty thoufand men
and hls imperial brother of Germany alto marching
Government yefterday morning received the int.
reiting intelligence that the combined Rulian and
PruiiIan forces have entered Hanover, where evrrv
thing is again put upon it's former footing. Sir tbou.
land French have thrown themfelves into the ortre
OF Hameln, where it sfuPpoied they will be block
aded ~
The number Of Pruflian troops which were to h.
aaembed at Hildelleim by the zsth ult is iated in
letter from that place, at $4,000 men and the mum.
Der OF thofe which were repair to the province, of
Franconia at $4,000. -
The Pruflian troops on their march to Frsneon;,
| and WettPhalia are to be joined by $4,000 Snons
| and 10000 FefGans.
PRICE STOCKS.
Coniols SIS 1-2 5-8.-Red Ann. So ssh
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-20
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24
NEW-YORK, May Il.

Il gentleman who arrived in town on Sunday
from Calcutta has favoured us with the peruiil
OF a hle OF Calcutta papers TO the end of Mo-
vember. Iheic papers are excluGvely occuDi
ed with the details ofbattes, and the awful CON
ieqnences OF underwriting war. On the 18th
OF November tremendous engagement tool,
place at Dfcg between the Britiih army under
the command of Major-general Frazier, and the
forces OF HoIkar, in which the latter were de-
teated with the lois of 5000 men killed and
drowned. Near 400 B:itiih troops fell on the
location.
1t is dreadful to think at what expenfe of hu-
man beings England is profecuting her ambi-
tlous and aggrandiiing views. Thoufands of
lives and millions of money are Gquandered, an
parently without remorfe or reflection, in ac-
curing and charging a territory to which fine
cannot even pretend right, fave the right of
conquef. Do;iv Sd,,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-24

vairy, on the 9TH of Oaober, bu. the action
was by no means decifve, and il was thought
that Holkar had only penetrated by him making
thew of fighting while he moved off his lrtille-
ny and infantry to diitance. Col. Murray had,
however, been iucceisful in march agaiuit
Gudorc, Holkar's capital, which furrentiered
without re!iftance on the 26th Auguft. On the
eth October Gen. Lake and Col. Murray
were preiling in different directions with view
to hem in Holkar's army. The iudicious plans
cooperation purified by Hoikar were heiieved
TO receive material ailiitance from feveral French
officers.
In confequence of this unpieaiant intelligence
from India, feveral ihips with number oftroops
were ordered for that quarter. Earl Chatham
it was expected would fucceed gen. Lake in
command, and eventually be ft,cceflor to mar
quis CORVALLIS, as governor general. Three
ieperate naval commands were contemplated in
the Indian feas, under Sir Edward Penew, Sir
Thomas Trowbridge and Sir SidneySm Ad-
miral Trowbridge was to fail in the Bleinheio,.
"a, early in April. The feveral T,ips were to
carry SO ftout healthy boys each, for the pur
pofe of being put on board the kings Hips on
that itation.
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TO Mr.. CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON, OF
SOUTH-CAROLINA.

SIR,
q you are not rehdent Of this commonwealth,
4 a and have no agent or attorney within the fame,
TO whom legal notice can be given you are hereby
informed, that by virtue of coni,naon Gisd from,
the office of the High Court of Chancery, for the
middle dtrid Of Virginia, by law directed to be hol-
den at the Capitol in the City Of Richmond, in the
iut IN Chancery depending in aid court in which YOU
are Complainant, and am Defendant, | lhall pro-
coed on the ieeond Monday in June next at the Ia
yern OF James George in the county of Goochland and
Rate OF Virginia, to take the depoitions Of Thomas
gohnion, John Johnfon, Zachariah Pulliam, John
fretwell and William Chick, to be read as evidence
IN the iaid fut, and that if the fame cannot be taken
on the day aforelsd, the taking thereof will be CONT
nued by adjournment from day to day until the whole
are eomPleted when and where you may if you
pleale attend.
am fir, Yours &c.
BERGMAN JOHNSON.
Louia county, and llate of Virginia,
april so, 1905. (eFfwg0