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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-11-07
MARTzNsBURc, NovemLer,s.


.LiVerpoo! dates TO tie ira u Septen.
Der, haze been received at Ne.v- 1ork, in
sOhich Il 10 pesisiociy dsserted, that NJ.
Fog spas dead, andfhdf Lord Lauderddle
bad actually arrived in London, without
qccsmPEshilg tie Ietj ect q his n,issisn.
II Is with the sincerest pleasure that
We announce to our fellow citixens, The
arrival Of Captain LEWIS, with his e.
ploring party at 81. LOUIS y.
= The president Of the United States
has received . letter from him dated 1t
ST. Louis. SeptemheraS, Il which place
himself captain Clarke and their marty
arrived thar day. They had passed the
preceding winter At 4 place he calls Fort
Clatssop, near the Ihspth of the Coluna-
bia River. They SCI out from thence
ON the 27th Of March. hst,. and arrived
at the foot Of the Rocky Mountains,
May 10, where they were detained I'm.
I'll June -, by the SHOWS which render
ed the passage osef these mountains
impracticable until then. He found it
257s miles from the mouth Of the Mis-;
souri, to the great falls Of that river,
.hsnse BY land passing ihe Rocky. noun.
tsins to 1 navixable part ofthe Kooskoose,
$40 mikes. ofwhich,wo hundred would
admit good road. and one hundred and
fntty miles over tremendous mountains
which for SIXTY miles are covered with
eternal snowa, then rs miles down the
Kooskooske into 4 south east,wardly.
branch Of the Columbia. ons hundred
and 6ftv fonr miiesd down thar to the main
river Of the Columbia, aud then four,
hundred and thirteen miles 70 the Paei.
&c, in all. three thousand: Eve hundred
and City FIVE miles from the mouth Of
the Missouri to the mouth Of the Column.
bia. In thislast river the tide COWS one
hundred and eighty three miles, 70 with.
ineesen miles Of is great rapids, and so
Gar would adshis Of large sloops and
from thence upwards may be nayiga,ed
by batteaux and periaugers. He speaks
Of this whole line furnishing the most
valuable fnrs IN the world, and a, short
and direct course for them to the eastrrn
coast Of China bot that the greatest
part Of these would be from the head Of
the Missouri, HE: saws it is fortunate
he did notsend back from the head Of
the Missouri any part Of his fotce,s Con-
sisiing of thirty one men. as more than
oace they owed their lives aud the fate
ofthe expedition 70 theirunmhers. Que
n m - = Il 4 s. 4
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sfdilFerent ranks) amount to above one
thousand. There are also above one
Thousand men left 10 Montelone and the
different posts between this and Reggie,
who have mostly notified, their readiness
to surrender whenever British force
shall be sent corrective their Submission,
and % protect them frbm the fury of the
people. The peasantry are hourly bring
ing in fugitives, who were dispersed IN
the woods and mountains after the battle.
In short, never was the pride Of our pre-.
sumptuous enemy more severely hum
bled,. nor the superiority of the British
troops more gloriousiy proved, than in
the events ofthis memorable day. $50,
:. The total loss oecasioned 70 the enc.
my By this eonaiet cannot be less than
-four thousand men. - - - + :
am now beginning my march south
ward, preparatory % my return 10 Sicily,
for which station I shall fs-embark with
the army, as soon IS his Siciiian Majesty
shall have arranged q opposition Of his
own. forces to secure those advantages
which have been gained BY the present
expedition. -. - - :,
. The scene Of action was too Ear from,
the seato enable a 70 derive any direet
cooperation from the nayy;,s - 49, =. :, =,
The British had " killed. aud 2s2
wounded. ! :,ers.- !. -. %. T. -. ;
The French, alter their defeat In Ca
labria, retired to Cassano where the head
quarters Of Massena were. fixed, and
where theywere joined by the troops IN.
der Gsn. Verdier. Nearly the whole of
Calahria has been abandoned to the Bri.
t;sh. The insurreetion there has as,
sumed 80 farmidabls an aspect, thai king
Joseph has found Unnecessary TO put him-
SELF Il the head Of one Of the divisions Of
The army. TO put stop to the barbara
ties committed by the Frsneh upon the
Calabrian Royalists, Gsa, Stuart has
threatened 70. retaliase upon the prison-
ers which the chance OF war has thrown
into his hands, amounting in number to
upwards of three thousand. y -s;4. -:
The military preparations Of Prussia
are complete, andher armies eoneentra-
ted. Es,z-.t. : y, q
Russia has ordered a new levy Of one
hundred and twenty thousand men. By
this addition heraruy will be increased
70 nearly Goa, DOB. She has 1so, 900
troops on the frontiers. -. - 4.
Tn. FieIch lave taseh posaessfan Of
Trieste. J.. .-+-z.. : s~N\-Es y I
Ths French and Dutch troopsyhav AZ
90 entered Embden. and taken posses
sion of il in the name Of the king 81 tiol-
land. The keys add the manuscripts
were Siyen up to them ~ithout the siight-.
e.. rssistance. King Louis is said to
have demanded from the king IT Prussia
Eve millions Of Horins a. debt due, to
shs repuhlic. accompanied with . threat,
IN case ofreinsal, 10 invade Prussia with
= Dutch army Of 10000 n,eu, an.
French force Of 90 600. which Francs
has agreed 20 furnish BY treaty. .. i. !. =
The Spanish Government, under the
present aspect Of political affairs, has
found Il necessary 70 put 10000 troops
la motion. u: :ss..i.,sSsse So.
This SHiss eantnns |, was reparted. win
Join the confederation Of, the Rhine.
~
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NNthe night ofthe soth Of October,
feo6, was taken from the pasture

.0Nthe night ofthe soth Of October,
" iSo6, vas taken from the pasture
Of the subscriber, living near Martins
burg; Berkeley County Virginia, i like.
y chssnut.seryel HORSE, about fifteen
hands high, -four years oldlass spring,
alittle white sn each hind ioot, his nlane
partiy cut on the right side, . midling
long dock with the hair Of Ms tail III.
de twirlsd. Any person, or persops.
who shall apprehend the thief. 90 that Is
shah Be iustLy prosecuted according q,
law, shall, for 90 doing, receive rex.
ward Of forty, dollars or, on giving ID.
feEmstion Of said horse, so thai the sobs
scriber shall get him agaiin, shan receive
a reward Of i've dollars, sselusise ofsll
reasonable shargss. as- Il
= ..$ GEORGE TABB. 4
:. Noyembef ,. ] so6. 81 q 4 Z.
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!. !. N.l'ghit. j. .s:'''iaa|o'ok.
d ~ =. s. rs - - 13s5isSs Ri Z 4 I

hIIGHT SCHOOL has eomnenced
j IN The Stone School House is this
town. Those who wish 70 become schs.
lars win Please spply immediately. b
T. -. JAMES MAXWELL. y.
! Marsinsburg, Novenbsr 4, 1906. J,
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TWENTY DOLLARS RkwARD.

CTRAYED or stolen from the pianta.
- ton Of thesubscriber. Dearthe mouth
of Back Greek, Berkeley County, state Of
Virginia, on the 2oth of OCTOBER las, "a
Waite Mdrss years Old, nsael6 handS
high, Her name hangs on tie left side
Amy person who win take up said marc
and thief, shall have the above reward,
and for the mare alone, Ten dollars, and
mo questions win be asked. IN Z.
WIELIAM RUNNER ;
November 4. 1905. - p Y,
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Sale Of Land.

ITO be sold on the aoth instant.
! i a TRACT Of hrst-rate fine stone
Land, the property OF Michael Puitz,
sen. dec. containing two hundred and
thirty.6ye acres, lying about three miles
from Smi,h6eld. Jefferson County, Viz.
ginia. The Improvements, are good
Dwelling House, with convenient Out-
houses, and agood sBarnJ also, NUM-
Der Of excellent Fruit. Trees Of various
kinds. The terms Of sale viii be made
known on the day and COED title
made 20 the purchaser. Due at,endanec
win be given By 6
NICHOLAS SCHALL1 se
HENRY SYBERT, -
Novemser7 4, iso6. ,..
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, LEXINGTON, October +.

LEXINGTON, October T.. y.
~ 3 aas 4 =4ss,, il ~ - ss.sss
a We stop the press to announce with
sincere pleasure, the following Highly
interesting ia.sliEenes. =. e, r -:
x - 3 sr. LOUIS Sstsas 1905.
DHAR Sal, ia 81 5e7s i, .,sI...s, ~,
r r. g Is Capsains Lewis and Clark are
just arrived, all in very good health,
They left the Pacific Ocean she. 2Sd Of
March last -they Mintered there-They
arrived there in last Noysmber there was
some Americas vessels there lust before
their arrival. They had 20 back 100
miles from tho head Of the Missouri TO
Columbia river. One ofshe hands, an
intelligent man, tells me the Indians are
rs numerous on the Columbia, Is he
whites are in any part Of the u. States.
They brought has one fsmily Of Indians,
of the Mandan nasion. They have
brought several eariosi,ies with them
from the Ocean. The Indians are re.
presented a. being very peaceable. The
wiuisr wasvery mild On the Pacific. I
am yours &c. .ss..s, 7,
JOHN MULLxMPHY.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-11-07

AMONG WHICH ARE e.
Beat superfne and common calieos, =
ditto ditto Furniture
Elegant nst0 PATTERNS:
- 90 and 81 plain and Figured Cam.
bricks, j "A; ..s>..>..'- -. g. a. !,
4-4s-s and Ga ditto and ditto Lsno
> Muslins, ,e&4\sS~~ -.. L
20 aud "a Irish Linnens, -
and h;sh Sheetiass, r.,
These are the cheapest Linnes ne hGos'
IL, -; :. hadfS seoea yen,s past.
Sambrick and barrow Dimi.ies,A -. :
Silk and Gotten Chambroy Mnslinb, :,
. Black CambrickA Silk and Cotton I'm
n brellas, i {. 3es4A '1y.a,"+ .. = a.. X.
Elegant Fancy Shawls1 49, tx.
ditto IS ditto Muslins, y \
Printed Velvets, 5'. i +, - * >..r
Constitution, Presidents, Bennett's and
: Queeh's Cord. xI;lt#2 ~. -. ),
Super Silk, LamB's wool, Worsted md
Cotton Hosiery. r Z
Best Super6ne and cod mon Broad loths,
ditto - ditP casimeres,z
A variety Of Stuff Goods. Ill., - .ez* !:
Best Superhns Shirting Flannels,
Common and low pricsA white, yellow
and red, ditto, H. .5sssss n s. 3
Best stou. white, blue and greenK er,eys,
ditto blue and white mixn dito,
ditto arabb. ,n,x'd and 6Icr Plains, FL.
Double twilled three point Blankets, Ne
~ stout. = r3-.,h.4- -: SOS {.
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NSealo,saM Goods

s-AMoNo wHica AAE.-sj -
Beat superfhe and common calieos,
ditto ditto Furniture
~ rk,.,.b ..s.,.,,. !.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07
VIM. II. CABELL.

John Trante was convicted of Horse Stealing
before the District Court Of Washington, in the
spring OF 1905 aud sentenced TO FIVE wears and
Eve meath, Confinement He was born in Ma .
rlland is fee l-2 inches high 25 years
Old; fair complexion ; light hair; grey eyes /;
has r;che IN MS eft car scars in his forehead,
ahdls shoeua;e. by trade
Isaac Harris was convicted Of larceny before
the Disni9 Court Of Aiononga!ia in the spring
OF 1895. AMI sentenced totwo years confinement.
He was bern in the ceun,y of Wood, in this
state, is five fee. ming inehes high IS years old,
swarihy complexion, darl; hair and haEis eyes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07
FOR SALE,


MY Tract of LAND lying IN
Iva the county Of Fluvanna, containing By
patent 974 acres, about 200 of which are clear.
ed part thereof is under good fence lies We
~ level, and produces corn, wheat. and tobac
co ;-most excellent for the reception ofmauure
1t is about twelve miles above Columbia. and
boat live miles from James and Rivanna rivers /.
hne range for stock. and the land is we'll tim
bered With pine, oak, and hickory good orch
ards OF different kinds, and remarkable for fruit
every year lin consequence Of the high tisuaii
on excellent water, and plenty OF m eadow
ground there 10 adweng house and barn, in
sured Ia The Fire Assurance Oiice, with out
houses sufficient for the reception ETA family,
on beautiful and healthy situation.
Any person wishing to purchase. will be shewn
INC premises by application to the subscriber,
living on the place,
he terms arc.one third Of the purchase mo.
ney paid down, and two equal, annual pay uents
Tor tbs balance. Bonds and approved security
will be required. as also deed Of trust on the
land 70 secure the payments.
HEzEKTAH STONE.
februafJ ~, 1906. 3w
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FOR SALE-IMMEnIATKLv,
WOODBURY. MILLS.


Lately built of brick and stone, 50 by 70 feet.
three stories high, with durable stone dam two
pair Burr and one pair Cologne stones, with eIe
vatoTs, screens, boiling cloths. &c on the most
approved construction aud now in complies order
for business: situated ona constant scream, in
the midst of a delightful wheat country. in he
county of Powhatan, only one and half miles
from James river, and % miles above Rich.
mond.
To the mill will be attached = lot OF al OUT I 90
acres land, on which stasds commodious two
story dwelling house and other necessary o5foes,
handsomely enclosed under post and rail fence.
with garden Paiied in, all new, being lately fin
ished cooper's and blacksmith's shop, riller's
house, houses for the accommodation of the
workTnen, and excellent water very conyenent
for all purposes. II not sold heforethc 1st day of
May next. they will, On that day, be offered for
sale at public auston, to shs highest bidder, on
the premises Terms OF sale--onc third cash,
and the other two thirds AZ two annual pay.
ments,
THOMAS HARRIS, Jun.
Powhatan city, Jan q, 1905. [ep3wSlwids1
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Er'0r. a. Eri.1,. or s. Couch
IA LII be SOLD, on THURS

M ILL be SOLD, on l'huurs-
day, the 2Olh of March next. I'll The
Personal Property Of James Fowler. deceased,
consisting of a quantity of upper and sole ca.
theri eighteen Beds and Furniture, and great
variety OF other valuable household and kitchen
furniture Credit will be given until tile irse
day OF January, 1907, for all sums above fifteen
Dollars, the purchasers giving Bond with ap
proved security, to carry interest FROM the dale
# not punctnally paid. The sals will 30 on the
premises.
All persons having claims against the estate,
ars requested to bring them forward, properly
authenticated, before the day Of sale, for adjust
ment.
Those who are indebted are requested to
make immediate payment, as no indulgence
can be given.
TIL. WALTON, Admir-.
with the Win annexed.
Gainesville, 25th Feb. 1906 NV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07
T2nl)
ny TIE GOVERNOR OF THE COMMONWEALTH
OF vIRCIN1A,
A PROCI ANIATION

M HEREAS it is represented to the Execu-
w tive. by the Keeper Of the Penitentiary,
tsattw of The prisoners thcreinconfned, TO wit !:
JOHN TRAMBLE and ISAAC HARRIS,
have made their escape from the Pententiary /:
Rave, therefore. thought fit. with the advice of
the Council Of State. to issue this Proclamation,
be'eby Offering reward of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for the apprehension of each. or
either OF the said prisoners and for their dellv.
cry at the Peni,entiary and do, moreover, en-.
jomaIi ehicers, civil and military, and exhort
the good people of the commonwealth to use
thtir hes, endeavorsto apprehcnd and convey to
the Peni'entiary the said John TIanb!e and l.
saac II arris.
Given under my hand. with the Seal of,he
O. SD Commonwealth, annexed, at RicAmond.
this 81 day of February, 1906.
(Sisned)
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Valuable Property for Sale.


I'm Tuesday the l1thd day of March
~ next, will be offered fer sale. by public
auction, at he Eagle Tavern in the city of Rich
mond, the following valuable properly.
-Four half-acre LOTS, adjoining
each Other, forming what is usually called square
in the city of Richmond, and described in the
plan OF said city by the numbers ISL, 152, $50
and 100. These loss command beautiful pros.
peas Of the river, and in every respect are well
worthy the attention Of persons disposed to
build
The Brick Store or Lumber-House
situate on the street which leads from the main
street in Richmond 20 Shoekoe Inspection, about
so feet IN breadth and about 80 feet in length,
more or less-being part of the property for.
merly owned by Mr. William Fenwick, and ".
ing between the building now occupied by Mr..
George Watt and tEat owned by MIR. Marcus
Elcan.
The Messuage or Tenement and
parcel &C ground, Containing one and ha acres
more or less. where Mr.. VIA Fenwick former.
iy resided, near Rockets.
n more PARTICULAR description 10 deemed unne.
cecsary, the property intended for sale being well
known to most persons residing in Richmond or
the neighborhood--and Il is presumed any per.
son inclined to purchase, will examine it---for
which purpose the keys Of both Tenements may
he had By applying 10 Callego, Richard & Co
who VIII give any further information tina, may
be wished
Terms OF sale, approved. endorsed notes ne
goiiable at the bank Of Virginia, at 9, Is and 90
months. The legal title 10 be retained till the
purchase money is paid, or deeds Of trust 70 be
executed by the purchasers as may be agreed
on.
CALICO, RICHARD 4 co.
February 9th, 1905. tds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07

NOTICE.
I 30 hereby farewam any person or persons
+ from trading or taking an assignment cf
Bond executed by me to Charles Matthew's Of
the eountyof Buckingham, for The SUM of two
hundred pounds, dared sth February. 1905. and
payable the 25th December, 1906, rs the game
was given III pagt PURCHASE of tgaS1 CT land
which said Matthews was not possessed of
Wotter IrU;ne.
New Canton, 20,h Feb. 1906 &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07
LANO FOk SALE.

He subscriber wishes tosell $50
ssresoI Isnd, iyiog 10 chsnssasld county, within
Gz sig>s Of ManeheRer. The Advantages OF fmall
far,0a nezr arzs Gowns are 70 obvious and general.
IL admitted, 40 not 20 require particular enume-
fation. Any petfon wiihiag 20 puFehafe fee
N. land and know the terms by applying TO Mr.,
Tohn Branch rsiding ia MsnshclerJ or toe fab.
feriber, neaE Buckingham eouFihouie.
Archibald Branch.
ss2tcmbet =, 1905 vii
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P. Tinsley, c. c.
VIRGINIA, TO Wit:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At Chancery District Court held at
the former capitol, IN The eity of w Williamsburg.
the I'd day of November, 1906.
Thomas CTutcher 4 Sebegt Crstcher, ONLY
children Of William Crulcher, dec. Charles
Foushee and Lucy his wife, BENJAMIN
Fickiin and Susanna nj. wife, ions Fou |
shee ard Sarah his wife, Elizabeth Sneed,
widow of Fielding Sueed, and Coleman, |
William and Robert Crwcher, which said
Lucy, Susarna, Elizabe,h. Coleman, Will
liam last mentioned and Rotert, are the
only children of leigh Crutcher, deceased,
Henry Crutcher. Margaret fureman, Ma !
ry Sneed, Sarah CrVtcher and Luasford
Fits. and Elizabeth his wife, Pits
AGAIHST
Thomas Crutcher, executor of Thomas
Crutcher. deceased, Richard Sale, Am
brose blackburn, Leonard Clark, Am
brcs. Howerton and Charles Eswerton, |
administrator, CT Leonard Cruteher, dee. 1
Reuben Chaproan. Christopher Black
bura, George Isbell, LuceIt2 Green, wi
dow OF Jesse Green, deceased, md The
mzs Cru,cher, Of Sarah Cruteher,
deceased, Dcf'ts
TBHE defendant Lucetta Green
= nor having entered her appearance and
given security according TO the act of assembly
and ths rules of this court, and i, appearing to
the satisfaction ofths ;ha; she is not an in
habi,ant of this country; en- tbs motion Of the
Plaintiffs by their counsel, IT IS oRDKnEe, that
the SAID defendant DO appear here ths first day
of the next term & answer the bill of the plain
,iEs; and that 4 copy oS this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper of the city of Rich
mond for two menths excessively. and posted az
the front door OF the former capitol in this city.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE coM

NOTICE is hereby given, that all
y shares, upon which the Oh reslisiticn
shall remain unpaid. OF upon which there shalt
appear TO be due Le.inaueneies OF any Former
acquisitions. will be offered for Sale, at FIR
Brooks's Tavern in Manchester, on the 18th dav
OF March next. The sale ID commence az IL
O'Clock IN tie forenoon
By order OF the Directors.
.JAlEES BRANpER, GEEK.
Manchester, 9th Feb 1896 tbs
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Il. He5Ues G' Co.

vEAFE for Sale at their Store, next door to
4 4 Mes:rs. Shapard & I.ucks'a, opposite the
Market, Richmond, an assortment of
Groceries and other Articles,
Which they will dispose OF At the .owest prices
Tor cash or country produce. Among which
are, jamaica and Antigua Rum, old and very
superior Cogniac Brandy, Loaf and Brown Su =
ear, C@hce. Chocolate; Imperial. Hyson. Hyson
SKIN, and Young lily son Tea; PORT and Sherry
Wine, Honey, Molasses, Figs. Nutmegs, Mace,
Cloves, Cinnamon. Alspice. Pepper, Fig Blue.
Starch, Soap, Candles. sab. Tubs in sets, ssc SC.
Richmond, Feb iOih. 1906 ~.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07
Geo. Watt

0CO, w ait
TTAS removed from the store he forTrerly oc.
y J. cupid . 4 bs;ck house on the cross streei
leading from the main s,reetto shockoe ware.
house, who're nc has on hand and Offers &c dis.
pose Of on rHoderateteruis, b. wholesale,
The /ollO5oing ArticleS, Oiz:
LoafauJ Muscovado Sugars
N. England, W. island, and Antigua Rum,
Ccgniac, Bareelons and Apple Brandy.
sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee Of ! superior quality,
Molasses, Ginger and Fig Blue,
Young Hyson am imperial Tea,
100 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Patent Shol, assorted sizes-And
Inc remainder OF his Stock OF Dry Goods,
consisting principally Of articles suited to the
present and approaching season, which he will
either sell on y credit Of 3, and months, for
notes ne gocia5ie at the Bank Of Virginia, with
approved ensorsers, or barter Tor Tobacco,
flour or Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richaond, 22I M Oh, 1905
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07
Ant'y. Robinson, c. c.
Louisa County, janury Court, 1906.

Louisa County, janury Court, 1906.
Macon Biggers, plaintiff I -
Hgainst Al z
Elizabeth Dggers widow and adminisra-t q
trix Of David Biggors, deceased, David 2
Terry aniEieuor mis- wife. George Nor. Z
ris and Sarah his wife, Miles Biggers, g
William Biggers, Mary Biggers. and :
James Biggers, defendants
He defendant James Biggers noe
having entered his appearance and Civ
en- security according TO law, and the iuies OF
this court, and it appearing teihe satisfaction Of
the court that he is not an inhabiiant Of this
states Therefore on the motion Of the plaintiF
by his attorney. Ts /, ordered and decreed by the
ccuT;, that the said defendant James Biggcfs, do
appear here on the second Monday in May next
and answer the plaintiff bill; and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in some Of the
newspapers printed in the city Of Richmond for
eight weeks excessively. and published at
the front door Of this courthouse on somc court
day. a Copy-Tes,e,
Nicholas l. Poindexter, d. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07
Ten Dollars Reward.

D away from the subscriber Sussex coun-
'ty, the 10Th instant. negro man, JULIUS.
who sometimes calls himself Julius Jones, IS or
% years old, and of dark complexion, about $
feet or I0inches high. very well made, with a
pleasing counlenance when spoken to. Julius is
a shoe maker by trade, and was hired last year
to Mr.. Cornelius Bucl: Of Manchester has a free
wife an James City county, and u brother near
bove reward viii be gIven for scouting him in any
jail hat get him again, or fifteen dollars for
delivering him 10 me IN Sussex county, near the
courthouse. al masters OF vessels and Others
are forewsrned from harboring or carrying hiI
ouI of this state.
.TANES DILLARD.
January 90. 1906 4w