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THE AMERICAN CATAIJNF.

The reader will conclude from the facts
which we have communicated in this days pa :
per, the confpiracies of Burr, are bIated for
ever.
Nine Of his Batteaus have already been fei.
Zed and from the following dates & petitions
of places, which are intended to illunrate the
fceneof operations nothing will fesm more likely
than that the remaining equipment between
Pittfburg and Cincinnati have fallen into the
hands of our weftern patriots.
Chlicolhe, the capital of the fate of Ohio,
about 42o miles from Wafhing. is lituated on
the Wea ide Of the Scioto, which falls into the
Ohio.
Marietta 10 poh-town in the fame Rate
ftuated on the WeR bank of Mukingum river,
near its junction with the Ohio.
Chiicothe and Marietta are between rs aud
90 miles from each o.her.
Cincinnati, is town in Hamilton county,
Ohio on the North bank of Ike Ohio river
8 miles Wet of the Little Miami, & oppoite to
NEWPORT in Kentucky. 1t 10 a poft-town
575 miles from Warrington, and 200 miles
lower on the Ohio than the town of Marietta.
The Falls ofthe river are Gill lower than Gin.
cinDati, and about $40 miles below Pittlburg.
The mouth OF the Ohio, is near 1900 miles
from Pittiburg.
The readeris therefore reGueHed to FIX upon
his memory, the following points on the Ohio /;
Pittiburg-Marie;ta, ~ the mouth of the
Muikingnm~-!he mouth Of the Scioto on which
aands Chilicothe e Cinciunati--the falls OF IL:
river & its junction with the Mif1iHippi.
On the soth cf November the boat from
Pittfburs Ga, announced 10 the Iat Bnquirer)
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Ts ,st creditors Of lie ls. firm If H.~y 7ot, u Co

Ts f5t creditors Of he !e.s firm IF Hmry 7oier q Co
GENTLEMEN,
HAVINC engaged in bufnef. that I think
4 L will fupPort my family and myfef, have
made voluntary Alignment of the debts due TO the
faid firm for your benefit n have left it in the hands
of MsiIrs Robert and Temple Gwathmey to be deli
vered 10 whoever you majority of you may di-
reel.
am forty the fun aligned i, 70 far inefficient to
diicharge your fevera CLAIMS but fould be 70 for
tunse as ever to havei in my power pay the ba-
lance make comfortable dividend among you, it
will be the proudef day Of my exflence.
am Gentleman,
Yours very respectfully,
HENRY TOLER, jr.
Richmond, Dec. 80. ItS
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LAND FOR SALE.

'HE fnbferiber will fell on moderate terrus, $40
Il Acres of LAND, lying in Amhera county, on
the waters of James River. There is fmail quaint
ty OF excellent low grounds this tra, and the ba-
lance rich high land. There are two very good Mil
teats this a6t, comfortable dwelling houIe and
other nccefary out houf-s. He will aifo dif,.of. of
tract Of iixty Of land in fad county, of good
quality On this traef excellent GrA Mil lately
built upon never failing rear, and ina:e either i'm
provements. Comfortable indulgence will be given
for the greater part the purch,ie money.
II. VAkSFAVERN.
Decsrnbcr 80. law 1t. y
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~ ME fubfrriber RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and the public, that he has commenced carry
ing the Blacksmith and Carriage making buiiueis,
a. the mop formerly occupied by Anderfou's Mat,
at the corner leading from the Main-areet to the
Bank. Horie lbewing will be executed in hyperion
manner by experienced hand. Gentlemen own
ing horfes IN this city will find it their ners to
ter their horfe by the year. aud their cuiton is repe
fully folieited All kinds of Blacksmith work will be
dene at hort notice, and warranted. Fashionable
Gigs and Chairs made, and all kinds Of repairs done
in the carriage making line realonabs rates, and in
the neAteh manner.
CHARLES BOSFiER.
December so, law ON,
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law 2nn.
WILL BE SOLD.

10 he bgbsf bidder, for ready Monty on he prsmis d.
ne. 3p day Of Jaarary next, BY giyfne of a
DEED Of T,gf executed By 17a!fbtrO Bro4pa Of IlEe-
s'arie County, 10 Jobn NifbS'aI end Toba Kelly, 70
Jlsnrs bs Payment efd inn Of msaty due to Ts5n M.
Sb2Par6 IF HaasVey County, ar ex$,s0ld in TIE EsiS
7r3, ge5 hgsI mter5f and eJarge attending Tie EsiI
Jais,
n PHRT efBs Tract Of LAND, tyizg in sbe
Ns,ttgardea, 7Ubrrco7 be E1id B,o1ea no7o Hve,.
IbfIaif 7Htatt Psf' b1eee1 fe borrs Of f7oeiys and
JOHN NICHOLAS,
JOHN KELLY,
D'S'''0" o. oavofT
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ME Commandsnt of the 9th Reg ment of MI
L LITIA, requeas tho(. gentlemen who have re-
ceived comrniiiions in that regiment, and who have
not yet reported their acceptance refuia will
longer delay make fueh report him, that he may
make to the Governor fuch report may he proper
for he nfosnatian of the executive in fuppying the
vacancies in the regiment,
Richmond, December 40, H.
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Major JeTe Franklin is eleaed Senator of the un;~
ted States from North Carolina, for the eDfuiny FIX
years from the 4th of March, in place Of Mr.
Stone.
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..-MAPRIEn-4

BY the Rev. ]. ID. Blair, on Wednesday the S4th
Of December. Mr.. THOMAS WAeAnAN, Of Bal,i.
more, to Miss MARTHA J. TftEE, daughter Of the
Hon. John Tyler, of Charles city.
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Nash will be given for Negro boy of good
eha'atter One from is to 20 years of age
on" 's'sd :" the country would be preferred--Appy
Dee. 80. A,
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5000 VT. SALT PRTRRD BACON,
1000 VT. 6rft quality N. ENGLAND CHEESE,
10 grofs BOTTLED CYDRR,
a few bufliels CLOVER SEED,
$50 pieces PAPER HANGfNCs.
POI Sale by
EOWARD HALEAA.
~ Conaantly Tor Hire--An Excellent Carriage
'nq HorIes-sPplI; "a sseve,
May az, s,F
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There were no qOeRfrh papers by the yeAer4
day mornings mail. The following commune
cation from Lexington (Rockbridge county Va.l
contains very intereiting fact, refpeetng Aa-
ron Burr.
A ieeond jury ha, been fumnoned and fyyorn ,o
inv.Rigate the conduit of Col. Burr Nothing how
ever, was proved injurious to his charaasr--he wss
sc9uitted-Mr. Floyd was prelent.
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E*traa Of a letter from Point FleaJaat (lNajo.
county, pa. to a member Of the Virginia LIZ
gy9afure.
Point Pifgiaat, DEE. is, 1906.
DIAN Sra.
I" / drop you line to inform you that there has
been comfortable r among us, for few days pat
repeStng the Burrites. The Legislature of the Rate
OF Ohio, psled law the 9th infant, which was
Immediately forwarded with fpecial mesngers to the
cor,mandants at Cincinnati and Marietta, requiring
them to make ule Of all the means in their power
for the purPoe of experimenting Hartman Blannerhaf-
iet and to hoP the boats lying on the Ohio. Gen.
Buell. Immediately ordered matter, in fuch manner
aste fecure nine of their Boats-But Blsnnerhaffet.
with SO men, in five other boats has made his eff
cape down the River. Il is to be hoped, however,
that they will be Popped at Cincinnati Report fsys
that ley have taken down large quantities Of prov-
ons, ammunition and at different times under CO.
lour Of Trading Boats.-It is believed by fome thas
not les than thouland and of arms ia. been ia
ken down the River this way
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CsLtEcroR's Orricr,
JOHN GRAFT, D.srty Collector.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. %.

The veiiels which left this port yenerday morning,
;smounrng to about 20 faiD reached Fort Mllin in
the courfe Of the days and fron the continuance ef
open weather, will doubt, fueeeedin getting to Tea
in iafety.
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admiralty Court, Do20ri' Commons.

admiralty Court, Do7orf' Commons.
,..e~ Friday, Sept. 10.
Tuefday the Right Hon. Sir w. Scott pro-
ceeded tc the adjudication of the following
cafes
Horizon, Mcclure, m,ajetr.-This fhip, un-
der American colours, laden with very vau-
able cargo, ALTO fome fpecie, and ingots of
gold and FLYER on board, on a voyage from
Montevideo to the port Of London, was Cap
tured by his Majefy's fhip of war Diana, Tho
mas James Mailing, Efq. commander, and
brought to Portfmouth. 1t appeared in this
cafe, THAT the fhfp and part of the cargo was
claimed az property belonging to American
merchants and the refidue uf the cargo to uier-
chants at at Hamburg.-The court rettorcp
the fhip and that part of the cargo claimed as
American property, with freight and expen-
ces, and condemned the Hamburger property
on the ground of il!egaiity.
Helena, Black, maHer.-in this cafe the pro-
perty was condemned to the captors: freight
and expences decrecd to the neutral mater !;
and the quellion of damage Sc-dcmurrage refer
we'd.
SATURDAY, Sept. 90.
"Wednesday the Right Hon. Sir w. Scott
proceeded to the adjudication of the following
cafes:
Twende Wenner, Hoelofis, maRcr.-This
vellel, under American colours, with cargo
of cotton, cochineal, and other mercandize, on
voyage from Smyrna to Rotterdam, was cap
tured by the Indefatigabl,, James Twokey,
t5,iiitaris1sT, and brought 10 Piyvioiitihi.--iu
this cafe, further proof was directed as to the
cargo, the hip having becn already reftored.
'rhe Fox, Drummond, mafter--This Ame-
rican venel, laden with a cargo of harila, tent
wine. aud other articles, voyage from
Alicant to a market, was captured by the pri-
vate ihip of war Betfey, Robert Harriion,
commander, and brought to Plymouth. Ship
reitored, ref-rvirg freight and expeDces AMI
further proof directed as to the property of the
cargo.
The Ala, Pearce, mster.-This was aIo an
American vefIe, with cargo of various mer.
chandize-Ship and cargo refored as claimed
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Ex:ra5 ofa letter from a member efccarrr,s
to a gentleman in this city.

= OTD " " NI3T7IgIOV Otl. ZfJ 1905.
BY accounts received on to-day from the
wet, we find that ten of Burr's boats, filed
with arms, &c. have been feized at Marietta
by the Ohio militia. Blannerhafet, his right
hand man, has Aed-was purified, and it was
thought would be taken-Burr was in Kentuc-
ky, and the plan, be it what it may, 10 conf.
dersd as ended"
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ofand n the ct Detroit and territory Of Nfieh-
gan and for other p,rpofes.
49, Az act making provi1on for the compensation
OF wsnees who attended the trial of the impeachment
of Samuel Chafe.4
~. An act supplementary to the aa, entitled. An
a Tor Entertaining and adjuing the titles and claims
to land within the territory of Orleans and the ilria
of Louifiana.
As An aa for certifying the ports and harbors of
the U. S. and for building gun-boats ~
40. An act to amend in the cafes therein mentioned
the Aa to regulate the collection of duties on inn
ports and tonnage"
so An al in addition to an ata, entitled An
ACT regulating ti;s grants of lands and providing for
the dPoal of the lands of che u. S. fouh of the Gate
of Tenneiiee.'' v
ST. An aa regulating the claims land in the In
diana Territory, and rate of Ohio.
So An act in addition to aa supplementary to
the ACT providing for naval peace eitabliihment.
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NRW.YoRK. Anril 1a.


Arrived brig Sea Flower, Aboru, of Pawtuxet
from Cayenne. Captain Aborn has politely favoured
the editors of this paper with the following intelli-
gence Arrived at Cayenne on the 5th of Ian.
when an embargo exiRed on all neutral vefIels,
which continued till the 9th of March, in expeefa-
ton of the arrival of divifon from the Rochefort
quadrsn, which had captured and fent into Cayenne,
IN January, the following Engliih ihps, viz. Robert
Blaze, Hero and Flora, out Of a convoy bound to
tine w Indies, with dry goods, provions, coal, &c.
The Oifeau, French fchooner, arrived at Cayenne
the 9Th of March, in 81 days from Bourdea,,x, and
brought the news Of peace with France and Aufria,
and that general peace was foon expected in con-
fequence of which. grand feat was given by the
Governor on the goth of March, and the day cele-
DRAFTED with the firing of cannon, during which time
we were in fight of the town. The Emperor fent
out by the Oileau, the Crofs, called the Great Eagle
to the Governor, Victor Hughes, which gives him
an additional title of officer de la Legion dionseur
In consequence Of the embargo exiting fe long, great
acriees have unavodably been the faies of A
merican property and payments made in the produce
OF the colony at avery high rate The duties have
been augmented on the produce of the colony--on
cotton 80 vres per loob. e5 do coffee 2s do.
and one per cent. advaorem on all thofe articles
Dai. d6v.
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SPORTS OF THE TURF.

HN Thurfday the 22nd May, there will be
Y purle of so dolls cath, to be run for over the
Charlottesville courle mile heats free for every
untried nag, weight for age, entrance 10 dolls. and
on the next day faddle bride, &C. price 40 dolls for
Iadde horles mile heats.
April 90. otp.
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LAST etrlsing ] gail.
MASSACHUSETTS
Bo,roN, April rs.

Os
Election Data-There are about focr hundred and
Sty towns aud plantations this ta.e, which uiallv
return votes Tor governor, SC. Theft, Ian vrar.
gave os,9s6 votes; of which governor Strong had
$500, MIR. Sullivan 80, 5ls, and q6f fcatterinp.
ih'sy year we have accounts from 2es towns, &c Il,
which the whole nunnb.r Of votes is 6o,o75-Of
which Gov. Strong has 81 ,53e, and MIR Sullivan
II 'S44-Ihe ne, increafe o. votes, in thefe oes
towns, IS 400. The whole number of votes this
year will probably amount TO about 10000 Ce
courie 5000 votes are yet TO be received FAY from
so towns in old NaHachule,ts and abo,, io1 =,
Maine =.
The votes IN Maine Iait year were I6,lei--of
which Gov. Strong had 10 and Mr. Sullivan 81 TO-
me number oil towns and plantations III We hsv>
'n,s year heard from 68 towns, &c. in Name in
which the whse pumber of votes is Io.7oe--of
winch Gov Strong has 1891, and Mr. Sullivan q 81
-Iheie 6s towns lat year gave Gov. Stro1g 1905
votes, and MIR. Sullivan $40. From ,hc.e cara
nice eaeuators may Judge of the reiult Of the election.
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NOTICE.

ny %',fHe Of Died Of Tyga, dafcl tie 1ff5 div or
f"ty, 1907, AMI yesOrddh he Geneyal Coyyt. mad,
Gy J0'g' Dfa@s, Fra7eis b. Diane and 1,rr ".
Dea1f @'' 7',IF' 10 The 5,ibeys, III t,gR, 10 jfeuIe
ne PGJmfaf Of a &h due from Jomcs Desae, 7L.nlg.
Dfa7e and Fyaaeis b. Deaae, 10 C;iigt i5,s XII.
WILL BE SOLD ATrAUcTIoN,
Jo' 'eady many, BY tie Ssb,bsys or 60e fan, oe,5.
@I"e team IF Cai,S in Be'eoaaiy of Cpube,i,od .,
1~sla.y tie 29fb Of next Month ~
Wo undivided third parts Of the Water Gria
en.ul Wills on Wniss River, at Cara aforefaid,
commonly called aud known by the name If rs,res'
Ml'-together with alftheir appprtenances and ne.
eeiiary privileges of water--and two third par,s sc
the ground on which the MilLHoufe Rands--and
the MI-Houle.
JOSEPH CALICO,
M. b. PofTtAUX,
RIVERS DRAKE,
CHARLES COPLAND,
Richmond, March rs, soe. end
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St. Domingo, although It has quleted the com-
plants of France againlt this country, has not
had the e!ied contemplated by the French go
vernment--that iland is now as well fupplied
with every fpecies of merchandise or contraband
as ever it was. The trade is now carried on,
from this country to ST. Thomas's and St. Bar
tholomews, ard from thefe inands to St. Domin-
go. We fhall foon hear perhaps Of reprefenta-
tons having been made to Denmark on the fub-
j.a. aurora.
The information co communicated to congrefs in
TIE meiiage from the Predent refpeaing the ate of
relations with ha. been for fome time antci-
Pated When the ex-mini0er of Spain, Yru;o, was
Wellington, it is faid he labored very hard with
11riineii, the Barbarian ambafador, TO excite his
enmity againR our government; indeed, he is faid
to have 70 Far prevailed draw from the Barba-
rian the mott brutal and contumelious expeditions to-
wards the United States, the citizens of which he
oenou,inated Ytrbins or transported thieves an APP
pellaton derived from place called Yerbin in Afri-
ca, to which eonvias are transported. A dfcourfe
of this kind pafIed in prefence of an American, who
had been in Barbary: he rofe and refented it, fay
ing that, they privileged characters, he
could not treat them as they merited, but that he
could not ftay in the company of men who drgraced
their milton and violated the hoptality of the govern
ment that protected them.
Nfeiirsii has, we told, behaved very difref-
pe9fully to the fecretary of Gate. In consequence
of this peculiar fate of things, the Mediterranean
fund will be continued. is.
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THE JaLteriber baOiag reiinqpj6ed all idea of
l. removiag to tie WcRern Country, deems II
Heee1ary 10 inform bis friends, that be iafeads
pradjf5g intbe esarfJ Of Richmond county, EIsx,
King and Queen, and in the difria If King and
Queen, and tie C6aaee,y Court of Militant
burg.
JOHN HORACE yPSHAH.
6trii2o If
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I F the gentlemen, who bought at suction NEW.
A TONS MILTON, and TOOKE'S EPEA PIE
ROENTA, will reAore them to the owner, he will
thankfully repay the money given for them.
April 60 (ttp0
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TWENTY DOLLARS REwARn

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
2 AN away from he fnbfefber, a Negro I.A1j
=. - about ~ years Of age, about feet Ssr, ine,e
high with very thick lips, and very bIaet ~
Checked Virg,eia cloth ibort Goa, and waiaeossJ.
Pantaloons OF plain purple, the fame manuGa tapra' !
ANY perion who will deliver the faid lad 70 re /,
Powhatan, hall receive the above reward.
lSHAM RANDOLPH
~ Ills name is AMPEY he is sscuito,nsd +, ~
les and lsfSing IN the houle.
April IL f3w
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Iintolence Of Apgereau." 81
But theie formidable Preparations will be d.
Iected againt Eeiie and Saxony, in the firft
.h'ance' and PrnGa ultimately. She may at
tempt to- retire from the form, but Bonsparte
VIII mott probably drive her into fubmiilion or
war.
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WASHINGTON. ArriI o. &

On Monday was launched a, the Navy Yard.
m the preenee Of great nsmber of ladies and gen.
uemen' the United States brig WASP, pierced for
'is;ee;' !2is eaTTo1sdes, and TWO long is rounders
THIS beautiful veIsi giiled uaienicaIly FROM ,he
locks and wa received the boo, of the po,on,ae
andst the acc'amatioas of the NUMEROUS Irsctato-s
wno were hghsy gratiied By the pleaiing exh,stian
me Cheiapeake 1t is iat, repairing for the Me-
ENTERTAINMENT. (fsderahR J
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1t is not certain, perhaps not probable
that our negotiation with Spain for the pur
chafe of the Fioridas, will be fuccefsfui. BIZ,
it is probable, that if our differences ihould
terminate in war, France will ftep forth a.
the any III spain. is IL not then Incumbent
upon the militia of all the 0ates TO prepare
themfelves for fuch perilous crifis by regular
~ attending every meeting that is prefcribed by
the law And is it not the duty of the officers, to
train their men at every itated meeting to long
and complete exercife of their difcipline, in.
ftead of hurying it over as they fometimes do
i'll the moa flovenly manner?
We are requefed to fate that To5u Horace
UbBaqv is candidate at the next election for
the congregational diltrict of Caroline, EfIcx,
King and Queen, and King William.
Delegates to /srve in the next General A1cmJly.
Camsbeli--Thos. M. Clark, *Wm. Davenport
Gooeb!and-'Thos Miller, VIM. r. Fleming.
Meckienbnrg. -*HutchinS Ferrel, C. c.. Field
Nortolk eonnty-William Lindfay, *Jsmes w
Murdaugh.
LomIa-- *Watfon, *Carret.
Tork-*Dr. Vim. Tazewell, Peyton SouthaIl.
Jame5 City esnaty-Wm. Lghtfoot, *Robert
Greenhow.
Fairfd*-George Summers, #Dr. James ii
Blake.
Elizabeth Ciy-charles R. Mallory, *Samue
Watts.
Nt4O Nembts.
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Captain JAMES BAaaoN is appointed Cons
modorc or the American iquadron in the Mrtii.
..eHaheah-a captain STEPHEN DECATUR,
junior, tn command the Frigate Chriane.lr'
oroered on tnat ier'ice Phil. Rig.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-26
AaveriiSenlent.
JaIg 5.h, leos.


I'm consequence Of resolution Of
e. the General Assembly, passed 1T
their late session, l am instructed by
the Executive to make enquiry res
pecting the situation Of all Ordnance
and Military Stores, belonging to the
state (not including those in the SER
vice of the United States or of this
State and make report thereof to the
Governor.
In obedience to this instruction, and
as the most probable mean OF effect
ing the object contemplated by the Ex-
ecutive, have thought proper thus
publicly to request of such of the citi-
zcns of the commonwealth az may
have any knowledge of the situation,
number, quality and size or weight of
any cannon or other ordnance, and
muskcts cannon balls, shells or other
military stores, supposed to belong TO
the state, and not In Immediate use, to
communicate particular report there
of TO me as soon as convenient.
SAMUEL COLEMAN,
CLERK TO re Execmive.
Richmond, Feb. z, 1906. (rD
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Geo. Chisman, ID. C.
WiRGINIA;

At Quarterly Court continued and
held for Pittsylvania County, the
2lst day of May, 1906.
Anthony Holloway and anne his wife, -.
John Yesman and Mary his wife, C Hen =
ny Peli and Sarah his wife, plaintiffs. -
5gainst -
Elisha L. Williams and Presley Williams. :
Defendants
TIVE defendants not having entered theK ap-
pearance and given security according to the
at of assembly and ,is rules of this court x it APP
peating the satisfaction Of the cour, ,hat they
are not inhabitants of this state; on the motion
of the plsintifs by their counsel, II is ordered,
that tho said defendants do appear here on the
third Monday in August ntXt and answer the
plaintiff bin, and thaS copy OF This order be
forthwith insc.,ad in some newspaper published
in this ata.e for eight weeks successfully, and
posted up q, the front door of the courthouse on
some Court day.
a copy-Tes,e.
Viii Tunstall, C. P. c.
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JUST PUBLISHED,

JUST PUBLISHED,
AND ZOE SALE At THIS OFFICE,
4 PAMPHLET,
cotainiug Sketches of the HIsToRY OF France
and EscLAND-And an account of NApo-
Icon Bo%ApAnrR. Emperor of France, from
his birth TO the battle of Austerii,z-Prce IS.
April IS. 1906 IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-26
VIRGINIA.:

In the Superior Court of Chancery,
holden at the Capitol, in Richmond. the 25h
TIaveh, 1906.
Be,weep y
Beail, dcceased, Plaintiff =
and
William Moseley, Defendant =
s7HE defendant not having entered his
y appearance and given security according TO
the at of assembly and he rules of this court,
and il appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that he Is no; al inhabi,ant of this country On
the motion Of the plaintiff by counsel, II is orl!er-
ed, that the said defendant DO appear here on the
first day Of the next September term and answer
the bill of the plaintiff. and that copy of this
order be forth with inserted in some newspaper
publi-hed nthe city ofItichmond for two monThs
successfully. and posted ar the front door of the
capitol in the said city.
A Copy-Teste.
Peter Tinsley, c. c.