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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-02
aseranDria Dailp aohertfser.
MONDAY, JUNE 2.

Captain Wadswor,h, arrived at New
York from Curacao, informs us that gen.
Miranda left Arub, (where he had been
II davs) on the 18Th of April for Bonaivs.
His force consisted of the Leander, and
two schooners from aquemel, one of
which was taken on the Spanish coast after
an obstinate engagement IN which the cap.
Gain aod several OF her crew were killed.
mis- intelligence was received at Curacao
on the day, captain Wadsworth sailsd, By z
dispatch boat from Porto Cavello.
A gentleman who arrived at Boston on
Saturday from the Cape OF Good Hope,
observes, =" that the consul OF the United
S a'es (John Emslie, Esq who had re.
manned 10 Capetown, uuaccredited for Sc.
yeral years by the Dutch, was publicly ar.
bounced and received by the British cam.
mauder in chief, as soon as the colonial
government was reinstated. This circum-
STAGE, with many other evidences of
friendship, renders i, duty TO say, that in
VII the numerous applications which the
Americans have made to sir David Bard,
on variety of business, since he has act.
ed as governor Of the COLONY, the most
prompt attention, and gentlesnanl'ke de-
pertinent, have always marked his conduct
to the applicants; and commefc'al inter-
course between the United States and the
Cape of Good Hope, which viii be reel
procally advantsgeous,may with confidence
be expected while such a man as sir David
Baird administers the conceros OF It's 90.
,Vefnments
Captain Rfown from La Vera Cruz, informs
as ,at fhock OF an earthquake, which threw
Down church ard killed feyeral hundred people,
was felt there ab6s; the miJile OF April at tie
diRance of ninety miles from the cny. La We
ra Cruz and the adjacentPorts were well fortified
and fir ngly aaIrilonea, and no approximations
were ent:rsainea Of an attack from any quar-
ters
IN 2erk pa9tr ]
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relgners, the whole coast in a state OF
alarm.
Also schr. Swift, Davis, II days from.
gacmel. Sailed in company with the ship
Mount Vernon, for Philadelphia; aud
schr. Betsy, for do. and Hesty, fon Balti.
more. Off the island Of Maraguan, was
engaged by two French priva.eers, and af.
ter exchanging few shots stood off.
Also schr. Venus, Allen, Al days from
bordeaux. Sailed in company with brig
Betsy, OF Baltimore, for Lisbon. Lett
snip Robert, for Baltimore, in two days
Elizabeth, Fordham, of Boston, for do.
and a number of others. Ten or twelve
sail of Americans, for the United States,
sailed two or three days before. Spoke
nothing of consequence.
Z Also snip Harriet, Harlow, SO days from
Mansnella. Left schr. Mary, Sprig for
bossoa, in SO days. OFF Havana, spoke
brig Lydia, of Washington, from England,
for New O,lrans. OF the Capes, brig
Sally, from Guadaloupe fer New York.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-02
NEW. YORK, May SO.

Capt. Holmes, Of the fhp Eanice from Surf.
pam, informs us that on the 10Th of
May, In lat. Is, long. 81, he was boarded ~
bsat from three French "a gun fhips, and a
friga,e full of men,. They were under Britiih
colours and faid they were Taft FROM Jamaica.
They did not permit him TO proceed until they
had robbed him OF comfortable quantity of
fmalI flores.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-02
/ O S T.

Vii morning, luppoled fome-
Il wherein Prlnce-itrett, FCRTY
.G0LLAkS 10 Bank Notes, viz
Three Fen roI!ar and Two Five
Dollar Notes. wrapped ia piece Of
'newipaper. Whoever finds and will
bring il to the iubicfIber, hali'receiye
Five Dollars reward, and no quelii-
ons asked.
IosEru RlNkHR.
Iune q 3tf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-02

scted and assisted, he would tri.
IL the Muscoyite militia. 1t is
lie that the Porte will wish TO SO
it she hasa right TO preserve her
pee, and to wish for protection
! insults of NJ. italinsky, every
! of whom, when he communi.
the Dlvan, is calculated to ex.
land indigo alton.
lend to collect inthis way, every
Emation of what is passing
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-02
David Stua art.
aaw2dJy.
n O T &c E.

r-g ne tin. sl!ea ed he o. der Ct thtC5m'
( mon Council OF his rov@i, fr fling up
CT disimrg ftbe majhes i its vicinity, by he
ps opsissais OF H. ie n,arfhsS, h4sig expired, and
10 progfels maze rhereo, II h.: hec','e my du'
~ to have IL d0ue: this woik vii therefore oe
ccmmsneed in two OF sbsee days, and as The re
onitire labor viii be conGdefats, md .alio as 9
iptcd, Accomplishment OF he ahiett is believed
70 be important, as il may IL hse":e ftr h-a,sfi
Of the inhabitants in cac!: DIFF &: 1 t5<,sfore
-eiq,e ae.iee, That ios good lsbr,srs who ktow
we'll how 10 utc fpsdcs and 'hoveis, i'.s's' wa.
pes will be given, in warrants en- the tow" tfea.
fury, together vi moderate allowance OF
whiikey. ~,
SgPeriates@aaf Of 90lies.'
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Notirc is hereby given.

-y~ O all pc lons indebted to me, net ,o'pay
/ Jokn' Pa,ttrsny accounts be- may pFeene
FIR adj9fmso, IS I iAaIi conGdes them ,tfpons
iibIc Ter the .alre.
John A. Smith.
lure Z. d3>S
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-02

Captain Lelet OF the nip Polly, was boarded
on the l1th OF May of ST. Martins, by French
fleet coolilting of four flgs,es, one Of them the
HsTmuine, ON cruizc.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-02
5h<f mgr !
fHl1ss- ~-WA11

ana WA some light into the ;Iabyrinth
of false reports, by whrch the lawful specu-
lations of fair and honest merchants may
be injured"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-02
!. ~. outrage offered by Russia

!, Tb;s outrage offered BY huss'a
,.,-;a,, aag and arms. is..he more
ap' ISL. because the Russians are
b dysw their provisions from the |
| 3 = and Flume, free commun
i = ,ah;cb has never been Prohib|
y WV CART of Vienna has ordered thl
9 9ae s'D b. arrested and tried {!
d. .:s.ed its dissatisfaction to Russ
,I cause Cas,el Nnovo, and the Q
WI" - ca,,aro. TO be delivered
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Iylne 9.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-13
Geo. Watt

HAS removedfrom ,he ssorc he formerly oc.
< L cupicd 10 \ BRICK house on the cross street
.eading frem the main srvetto Shoekoe ware
house, where he has on hand aud offers TO dis
pcse OF on IN oderate terms, By wholesale,
The .follolong A,AcleS, 0iS:
Loaf ana Muscovado Suga,s.
N. England, w. island, and Antigua Rum,
Ccgniac, Barcelona ard Apple Brandy,
Sherry and Malaga WING,
Cohce sf a superior quality,
Moiasses. Ginger and Fig Blue,
Young Ryson and Imperial Tea,
400 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Patent Shot, assorted sizes And
The remainder of his Stock OF Dry Goods
consisting principally of articles suited TO the
present ana approaching season, which he vii
e.;hcr sell on credit of 8, 6 and 9 months, 70,
notes negotiable a, the Bank of Virginia, with
approved endorsers, OF barter for Tobacco
Flour OF Hemp.
Cash. given for Tobacco.
Richmond, 22d M CHI, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-13
WIN II. CABELL.

John Tran,ble was convicted Of Horse Stealing
ssfofe TIE Di',ritt Csurs Of w ashington, in the
spring CT 1865 and sentenced to five years and
hve months Confinement He was born in Ma
Ty.and is fcct z l-2 inches high 25 years
OF ta'r complexion light hair; grey eyes !:
has niche in his lsft ca- scars in his forehead
and u shoemaker by trade.
Isaac Harris was cenviSed Of larceny before
The Dtstrid Court Of Monong@lia in the spring
81 1905, aud sentenced totwo wears confinement.
lie wa born in he county of Wood, in dis
state is live fleet nine inches nigh, Is years old,
swar'hy complexion, dari; hair aud halle eycs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-13
Il. HeWes q Co.

ETfNG for Sale al theiy Store. mex, door TO
J. A Messrs Shapard & Lacke's. opposite the
Market, Richmond, an assortment, Of
Groceries and other Articles,
Which they viii dispose of 4, the lowest prices
Tor cash OF country produce. Among which
are, Jamaica and Antigua Rum, Old aud very
superior Cogaiac 8rindy, Loaf and Brown Su.
gar, Coffee Chocolate Imperial, Tyson. n yson
SKIN, and Young hyson Tea; Fort and Sherry
Wine, Honey. Moiasses, Figs. Nutmcgs. Mace,
Cloves, Cinnamon. A'spice, Pepper, Fig Blue.
Starch. Soap Candles. Salt, Tubs in sets, &c. &c
Richmond, Feb I0;h.. 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-13
palua6te Property for Sac.

HY virtue OF deed of truft executed TO the
40 fubfcribers BY Dc9or J,mes wsrrall aud Re.
becea his wife bearing date the I'D lunc, 1895,
TO feeurc the Payment OF rchatc made of aar
Wilifii-e M. Lewis, executor Of Francis Lewis
dec will be Sold or the pre:oife. on Friday
the 9th Of May next, ONE TRACT OF LAND,
conveyed in faid trul, ying in the county Of
Hen'ico, about four mics from Richmond. and
containing four hundred aud ninety. three acres
more or leis, together with one Negro Nan, Auf-
TIM one Negro Woman. Rachel two bay Horses
three mich |ows, three Heifers, and occ Wag
ean and Geer, or 70 much thereof az ii! be fuf~
feient to rafe the FUN OF f. 1915 l9 6 current
mop9 OF Virginia. due the laid Wtlni.s NJ :.
Lewis ez'r. ofFraaeis Lewis, Gee. together with
The cxPenies attending the execution of faid t;uG-
IN the following payments as expreGsd in faid
deed OF truit viz -ope moiety thereof Tor ready
money With the inseref on the amount of faid
purehaie e 1915 10 6 from the 2IR day OF Feb
ruary, 1904 to the 2ia OF February 1905, except
$50 dollars, which has already been paid and
the rcfidus payable in two years from the Din
February Tan (306) with interefl thereon from
The aforefaid 2lG February, 1906. payable The
fAid in'c eff annually "A decd of truft on the
property will be required.
NJ the same time and place will I've sol ID the
remainder Of the Stock and Plantation Utensils.
on said farm, on credit Of SIX months, for all
sums above ten dollars. with bond and approve
security. Also, win be HIRED, the time of 8
Likely Negroes. until Christmas next.
1 |e%. ~'' s;sss4,e. Trustee.
Richrnand Anil IL fEo6 .ir
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-13
ST.. PAUL.

'fsNsrn5sE IN beautiful sorrcl horse, Il oaDds
ESaa.sS inches high, remarkable for his
lA..SeE elegance. beauty, strength and fine
xa2tSs5iz bone will stand the ensuing sea-
son. at my plantation on James river, generally
known by the name of Naidens Adventure. a.
bout miles above Fine. Greek mill, and q miles
below M;ehanx's ferry, in Powha,an county. to
cover mares at twenty five dollars the season.
which will commence the FIRST of March, and
expire the FIRST of August-Extraordinary good
and extensive pasturags gratis, but no liability
Tor accidents or escapes Gentlemen wishing
their mares fed, may be furnished with corn ar
the market price, for which cash must be sent
with the mares-as also, notes of hand for The
due payment of the money for the season.
N. b Twenty dollars. paid on or before the
third Wednesday in November (beinr Powha.
tan court day. will be received as full compensa.
ton OF the above, with half dol to the groom.
This beautiful horse. St. Paul, was raised by
the Prince of Wales, and got by his horse Sal.
tram, who was got by Eclipse that covered at
200 guineas the season hi: dam yiragoby Snan
his gyandan by Regulns. out of sister to
Black and all-Black. and was thought to be the
best runner OF his ,ime-ho won several large
stakes among which was the DesSv, 1873, beat.
ing Dungannon. Volunteer, Phenom snon, Con-
zales, an. several others-he was the sire of
Whiskey. who 4; years old won 1850 guinezs.
also OF Whip. Royalist, Peeping Tom. General.
Conner, Syph, sep,em, Caroline, Tiffany, Laus
restina. St. David, Sprightly, Queen of Sheba.
Spankaway. Rose, Sweeper, Clytus, Coal Mer.
chant, Pickpocket. Oscar, Ambrosio, Pretty
Patty, end several others of the first rate ruin.
ners. St. Paul's dam Purity was got By Match'n.
Who covered for several of the last years of his
life at SO gulncas l,lare--her daIn The Old
squirt mare, OF as great fame perhaps. as a good
breeder, as any MARI in the kingdon,--shc WA.
the dam OF Virgin. Dido. Ccnundrum, Ranthos-
Enigma, Miss Timms, Pumpkin. Maiden (whe
was dam of Wainutl lie Sang. Rasselas, Purity.
and several others. Purity was the dam of Rock
ingham, Archibald, Ftzwiilism, ST Paul and
several others --Seva,a, certificates of St. Paul
as a good and sure foal getter may be seen at his
stand. THOMAS HARRIS, Ir.
FowhataJn city, March 1st 1906. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-13
ny THE GOVERNOR cr Tar eessoHwgALru
OF VIRGINIA,
do nII AM TyONJ


SA} HEkEAS it is represented to the Execu.
w tive, by the Keeper Of the Peniten,iary,
thats'.o ofthe prisoners therein confined to wis
JOHN TRAMBLE and ISAAC HARRIS,
nave made their escape from the Penitentiary :
have, therefore. thought fit, with the advice Of
the Council Of State, to issue this Proclamation,
hereby Offering reward Of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for the apprehension of each, or
either Of the said prisoners and for their deliv-
s-y a, the renitenSiayy and do. moreover, en-.
join all officers. civil and military, and exhor,
the good people of tae commonwealth to use
their best endeavors TO apprehend and convey to
the Penitentiary the said John Tramble and L.
saac Harris.
eIveTunder my hand, with the Seal of the
(Li $. corris onwesi,h annexed, al Richmond
this Sd Gay of February, 1906.
[SiSnsd)
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Marshal's Sale.

ITO be SOLD, for ready money,
Il under decree of the Court Of the United
States for the Sc y Circuit in the Virginia Dis.
tria. between Phneas Bond, attorney for the
creditors Of Ezekiel Edwards plaintiff and Ds.
vId Ross and others. defendants, in order 10
raise the cum of ll450 dollars "a cents. due and
payable the 6fst day of January last, that vaIu.
able and well known estate, in The county of
Bo,eicu,t, called FORT LEWIS.
The Gale win lie made on the premises. on the
sih day of June next.
BEN. MOsBY. ID. NJ. for
JOS. SCOTT, M. v. ID.
April 16. 1896. tbs
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Wilkinson on Ga,van
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Phillidore on Chess
Jones's life of Horne
Cha,terton's works, 5
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Bates's Rural Philoso.
ply
Burke's works, 8 vols.
Dibdin's life, q vols
Pindar's werks, 5 vols.
Naval Chronicle. II v.
lriner's Chro nicle, a
Southey's Tales
i1pnie, a new novel, in
D vols
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Rural Recrea,ions. 2v
rro,ter on D,uaken.
meas
Sugur on Women. v.
brlce's Geography
hcith on the Globes
Swiss En'igran,s
Sentimental Journey
Natural History
Dictionary oil Polite
Literature
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shensione's Poems
Thomson's Seasons
Sray's Poems
Falconer's Shipwyeck
Go!damith's Poems
Bakers Livy, 6 vols
Detliam's Biographical
Dictionary
Ifso, .jnst recefUed +,
Ferguson's Astronomy
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Young's Lat Did'nry
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The Subscribers TO the Turnpike Road. under
the act enli,uled an at for cs,ab,isb;,p a
Tur.nike read from Richmond TO the Deep Run
Ccai Pits, and from thence TO the Three No,ch,
ed road, are requessed TO meet ut the Washing
ron Tavern in the city of Rchmcnd, on the
92nd. day of May next, a; IL o'clock, to choose
five Dircetors,and take such other measures
As nay be deemed necessary 10 commence the
Improvement of tic said road
Ro6s't Pollard,
George Pickett,
Josefst GaAego. =
Samuel Myers, s
Philip w Nicholas, ds
DaUid Ross,
James Carrie,
80 lillian DuUat,
APrh "a 1910. WIN
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TEE CoPar'neFship Heretofore existing be.
tween the subscribers in the Tanning Bus,.
ness in Gainesville, carried on under the firm oe
WILLIAM HhMLY & Co was dissolved ON
the FIRST instant. All persons having claims a.
gamst said concern. may receive immediate pay
ment by applying 20 John * Edward Cunning
ham--and all persons indebted thereto will please
call on hen and discharge their rcspc alive deb,s
they alone being authorised 10 settle the business
OF said eonceya. and to dispose of the stock Of
leather rerainiug on hand, which will be sold on
moderaseterms for prompt payment only.
WILLIAM HAMLY.
JonN & Ed. CUNNIsoHAM.
Sartersyi1e,. April Is, 1906. s,'
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]. Temple.
ih. Pollard.
March s, 1896.
N Q I | { f..

THE commissioners in comr,ission of bank
rnp'cy, against Ephrainn Nj Dublin, iatend
70 meet on Monday the 2d day OF Jane, at the
Fell Tavern, in the city of Richmond, at IL o.
clock N the forenoon, for the purpose of making
dividend Of The estate and eff, as of said Z
phsaini M Dublin, (Which dividend will bc anal !
When and where the creditors, who have
not aleady proved Their debts. are desired TO come
prepared to prove the same, or they will be ex
ciuded the benefit of the said dividend.
John Cunningham, { Assig-
John st. John, nees.
Richmond, May 3, 1906. rwt2d
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ME subscriber is particularly
- requested by Messrs. Ab5o,s {. Steward,
lsuccessors to Isaac w. Morris of Philadelphia, :.
IN the brewing 3usiness) to make known to
the ciizens OF Richmond, and the public gene
rally, that they mean to keep him supplied f.on
time 10 Time, with sufficient quantities. of
POR I E r AND DE Err
FROM their Brewery, to answer the consumption
of Richmond and the country trading therewith.
The subscriber can say with confidence that
Judging froh the sample heretofore received that
both the Porter and Beer is of superior quality,
& VIII be sold as low as II can be had in Phiia,le.
phia. Orders from the country will be properly
| attended 10.
DANIEL TRIPLETT.
April 18th, 1906 sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-13

AIKEN up as a runaway on the
Soi of March, and committed to Hanover
jail. negro man slave, who calls himself RICH
ARD BROWN, and says ne IS the properly of
James Hoiie ofLynchburg The owner is re-
1ues'ed to come forward, pay charges and take
INN away, or he will be dealt with according TO
law. HENRY III. VAUGHAN
April l., 1906, 2m
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%Ef ANTED as House Keeper,
w in g large family, an elderly Lady,
wh can come well recommended. Liberal wa
eswiil DC given. Enquhe eff the printer.
Nov g. l8CS &c
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w. WARDLAW

W. WANDLAW
sSreceiying alarge supply of ME-
4 DICINES, SU2SEON's '1NSTRyJ
MSNTS, FAMILY MEDICINE, CHESTS,
&c by the Proteercss. from London.
Richmond. Nay 6, 1906. tf
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

Dan from the subscriber about the ooh OF
= November last, negro man named TOM
IL or IL years old, of a very black completion,
about feet inches high, and very srout made !;
deem II unnecessary TO describe any of his
eloshing wnica he took with him. as Ii is pre-
suned he has changed them before this time |
am told he isluikng about Richmond and passes
as a freeman, and calls his name Billy ANY
person delivering the said negro 70 ne, or secur
ing him in any Jail SC that get him agsiu. shall
receive the above reward. All persons are fore
warned from employing or halboring the said
slave.
RICHARD CLARKE.
NewMasket, Anhertt. March IS. 1906. 6w
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ron SALE, AT TIE PRINTING OFFICE AND
nook STORE OF S. PLKAsANTs.
Among them are some offhe newesf 5' most
interesting English Publications, in ele-
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NOTICE.

n
~ hereby forewarn any person or persons
from trading or taking an assignment of
Bond executed By ne 20 Cherries Matthew'S of
the county of Buckingham. for the som of Two
hundred pounds, dated 5th FEBRUARY, 1906, and
payable the 2oth December. 1906, as the sar,c
was gwen in part purchase of trad of land.
which said Matthews was not possessed Of
Water Irvine.
Neg. Canton, Doth Feb 1906. If
~ Z virtue of deed of trust exccut.
0D ed 10 US by John Christian, jr. to secure h.
payment OF debt therein mentioned dGe 10 the
late irn OF Dunlop, Pollock & Co. will be sold
TO the highest bidder, for ready money. at Prince
Edward courthouse. on Monday the 18Th day
OF May next. (being court day) a TRACT Of
LAND containing $50 acres more or less, living
on the water CT Big Rough creek. in the said
county OF Prince Edward, being he land Dough,
by said Christian, from Abner Coffee, Der deed
bearing date the och day Of May, 1893.
The land may be viewed previous to the day Of
sale, by applying to the said John Christian. ir.
Samuel w. Yena6le, ,
Peter Johnston, AuS'ees'
Prince Edward 18th March. 1906 tds
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AioNcRTEFFE HILL.
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ne defendant walker not having en,eredh his
= appearance according to the a6 of assembly
and the rules Of ibis court. aud IL appearing 10
the satisfaction Of the court that he is not an in
hablant of this state On The motion Of the
plaintiffs by their counsel, IL is o;Geyed, that he
appear here on tho FIRST day Of July court next,
arr answer the plaintiffs bill; that copy Of
this order be inserted in one Of the Virginia Ga
setes for two months successfully. and posted a,
the front door Of the courthouse of the said
county.
A Copy--Teste,
# Thomas Read, elk.