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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-05

Pacific Ocean the 23d OF March ,ast--thev
wintcrcd there--they arrived there in the
last November; there were some American
vessels there just before their arrival.
They had to pack one hundred and sixty
miles from the head of the Missouri to
Columbia river. One OF the hands, an in
telligent man, tells me the Indians are as nu-
merous on the Columbia, as the whites are
in any part OF the u. States. They brought
but one family OF Indians, of the Mandan
nation. They have brought several curio-
sites with them from the Ocean. The
Indians arc represented as being very
pcaceable. The winter was very mild ON
the Pacific.
L am yours, sc. 3
JOHN MULLANpHY.
p. S. They left ST.. Charles, Nav Goth,
1904, and returned there September 2ist,
1906. ]. NJ.
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4 list of one Hogshead Tobacco remains
L n ing i'll Gray's Greek Warehouse, with
the mark, number, weight and the name Of
the person for whom it was inspected, which
II not claimed agrceably to law, will be sold
at curry court house on the fourth Tuesday
In February next (that being court day)
II. b. No 178, Gross 1545, Tare AS, Nett
1898. Dsmari Brdsong.
PYLAND q DAVIS, hshectors.
Surry county, 29th Oct 1906. CIV
NHE Subscribers under ne Urn 9f
OAShsDATT, FoyTER q S.i7cEELE,
haze ofened an
4Auclioa q Commissi1u
TORE,
1T fhe foot ofthe Bridge, aohere then uiH
sell publicity on every WedneSday and So-
turday morning
JOSEPH D.dR1fSDATI,
JOH.W FOSTER.
JOIN S.dTCHELL.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
So So G G&g,,et. seows sUeAx
2 1siiaes London Particular 1zadeires
Wine
6 Herccs Old .4hhLe Brandy
8 fnhes Hollands Gin
2 cases German SeefingS
do. do DoqvLas
1 do. jpiatiLlas
1 do. He8Sians
1 do. India Cottons-Ind By The
hrst arrivals from LfVerhooL. then 4viN re-.
ceiue q LQrge SUhhiy Of CoARSE JYooLLEEs
and CRocKERr WARE.
DARMsDATT,F FOSTER s SATcHELE.
Oct. so, 1906. 44o
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-05

The Editor Of the Virginia Argus is in
formed that the communication he has re-
ceived signed "LEoNIDAs," was NOT writ
ten by the author of "ALoID1ADEs."
The .huthor Of .4lci6iades.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-05
Orleans faf.

We give the following extract, without
vouching for its correctness, or believing
it ourselves.
Extract eta iette7.f-om a gentleman in M
chofas county, dated 2Sth Setitenf5er.
"Col: Burrhas engaged every ship-wright
at Marietta, at double tides, and hi 9Th wa
ges, to build Is gnn-ooats, to row 90 oars
and schooner Of 100 tons, to draw ONLY
fve and half feet water, for an expedite
on to - where, is the question
Ken. Gaz.
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Erf''act Of a letter dated Z" 81. Louis, SCI.
l.. a,


E.rt'uct ofa letter dated 4" 81. Louis, Sch-
TENDER %, 1906.
Concerning the safe arrival of Messrs.
Lewis and Clark, who went wears and a
months ago to explore the Missouri, to be
anxiously wished for by every one, | have
the pleasure to mention, that they arrived
here about hour ago, in good health, with
only the loss of one man, who died-Thev
visited the Pacific Ocean, which they left
ON the 9th of March last They would
nave been here about the 1st of August, but
Tor the detention they met with from snow
ana frost III crossing mountains on which
are eternal SHOWS. Their journal will no
doupt DC not only Importantly interesting TO
us All, but fortune for the worthy and IAN
oaple adventurers. When they arrived,
cheers were fired. They really have the
appearance Of Robinson Crusoes, dressed
entirely in buckskins We shall know al
very soon, have had no particulars yet"
GEORGETOWN, Oct. %.
Extract OF letter from ST. Louis, to a
gentleman in this place.
" Canfonment, Missouri, 22d Sent. 1906.
" Sir,
"Captains Lewis and Clark, arrived
here two hours sioce, having lost but one
man Of their party-they enjoy good health
and are IN high spirits. On their arrival
we fired a salute Of II guns-they have full
ly completed their tour tothe Pacific. After
penetrating to the source Of the Missouri,
they crossed the high mountains and de-
scended Columbia River, and in lat as en-
camped FOR FIVE months on the Pacific o.
Cean.
" have left the gentlemen for moment
to inform you of their arrival-and IN cx-
press is about starting with dispatches for
the mail"
From a RentnckV "ater IF Ocfober4
HIGHLY INTERESTING INTELLIGENCE.
-. Louis, Sehtem5er %. 1906
DEAR STR,
C9pttins Lewis and Clarl, arc lust ar
rived all in very good health. They leII the
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RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT
ERR ATA.

In the Cd paragraph, 18th line, of the
piece signed MENTOR, published in Satur-
days Argus, the word "not" is substituted
for nogy-and in the 9th line, 18th para
graph, prospects" for hrojscts.
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NLVNRIILYE MLNV-


WILL BIZ SOLD, or Monday tic 18th
" November, if fair, If not the next fair
day, at the late dwelling house of Daniel
Morrissett, dec. in Chesterfield county, on
James river, near the Coal Pitts; all the
stock Of HORSES, CHTT'LE& noes,
household and Kitchen FURNITURE,
plantation UTENSILS, aud the crop Of
corn and FODDER Twelve months
credit will be allowed the purchaser on all
sums above five dollars, b. giving bond with
approved security, to bear interest from the
da,c If not punctually paid for all sums
undcr, cash must be paid.--All those that
are Indebted To the said estate will make
payment immediately; and al those that
have claims against tic said estate, must
bring them in wei authenticated by the
day Of sale, 20
HALEY COLE. and } g,,r.
THON1P BLUNT, nc 10
October 2jth, 1905. 81
P. s At enc same time and place will be
Rented. the PLfN1,IZTON and the
| NTGPOES hired o1t belonging 70 the said
cststc, ard terms madc known on the day,
BY the guardians.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-05

Extract ofa letter dated Alerand,fu. (Pa-
htdes,) Seht. z, TO a gentleman IL, this
cftU.
4" THERE'S no manner of danger from the
Spaniards There are betweensx and Sc
ven hundred regulars at Nachitnches-2OO
volunteers from this county, and ] hope an
equal number from the neiyhbouriny coun-
ties, 50 that the Dons will surely be captur
ed unless they retreat beyond the Sabine,
on the approach ofour troops The French,
with few exceptions, turned out surpris-
ingiy, Chevalier Poirret, and Cyprian La
Cour, are among the volunteer companies.
We are well affected here, and unanimous.
Valentine is making exertions among the
Indians on the side of the United States,
they are all perfectly Friendly, and the
Caddoe's highly resented the cutting down
the American flag, by the SpaniarJsin their
towns. We teelourselves as secure here rs
fiat Lancaster. "-Lo,sisiana Gaz.
BY Letter dated 22i inst. ut Pincllnev-
vile, 1t appears that Capt. Hook of the 1st.
y. b Regt. of infantry had arrived from
Natchitoches, few DAYS before the date of
the letter, who states that the Spaniards had
evacuated the disputed ground, and that it
is supposed that every thing will be quiet in
that quarter.
We understand that His Exccllepcv Gov.
claiborne, was at Rapid on the 18th inst.
where he intended to remain short time
for the purpose of meeting with Gen. VII
K1NsoN, who is on his way from Fort Adams
to Natchitoches.
Col. Burr, left this place on Mondy last,
for Kentucky.
Gen. James Wilkinson, it has already
been stated, has arrived at Fort Adams,
on his way to Natchitoches. 1t is asserted
that the general does not intend to resume
his functions as governor of Upper Louisi-
ana-Sut has recommended DIR. BROWNE,
the present secretary of the TERRITORY, "a
brother in-law of Col. Burr,) as his success
sor-and it is said petition is in circula-
ton, among the friends of the General.
to recommend DR.. B..to the President for
that Office. We give these reports as we
fnd them in letters from St. Louis, pub.
hshed In Kentucky and Pennsylvania pa
pers.
81,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-05

AT melting of the Republican electors
of the Fifth Ward, held at Mconey's long
room, on Wednesday evening Odd Oct 1 9C6.
JACOB DELAMoNTAGNIE, was
chosen Chairman.
.A5raham W HaLcnkine. Sec
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-05
On motion,

Resolved, That a committee OF twenty
one Citizens from this ward be appointed
by our fellow citizens of the other wards
OF the city, to address the President of the
United States, requesting his consent to be
put in nomination for the next Presidency ;
and TO transact such other business rs con-
Germs the republican interest.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-13
Advertisement.


TNtconseqwence of a resolution of
i the Genera. Assembly, passed at
their late session, am instructed by
the Executive, to make enquiry res
pecting the situation of all Ordnance
and Military Stores, belonging to the
state (rot including those I'm 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 Elk.
ecutive, I have thought proper thus
publicly to request of such of the cisi-
zens Of the commonwealth as may
have any knowledge of the situation,
number, quality and size or weight Of
any cannon or other ordnance, and
Inuskers; cannon balls, shells Or other
military stores, supposed to belong to
the state, and not in immediate use, to
communicate aparticular report there
OF to me as soon as convenient.
SAMUEL COLEMAN,
CLERK to toe Executive.
Richmond, Feb. z, 1906. (tO
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Copy Of letter from w. Henry Acscrntan. Br;ct.
iare-, Eisaziae- street., near Broddpay, gan
"a. 1904.
sIR-lt would be ungraseful were to with
hold my teGimony in favor OF Haniton's Worm
Destroying Lozenges. I had been between five
and fix years .sa much indifpofcd. ana Ia,terly
often tor:nenred with feverc gripping and paine Of
the bowcls, troubled with ofenGve bresth, and
with vio!en, fsvcril fits, aud other obviou, fyp,ps
toms OF worms. hut lreque oily heating your
Worm Lozenges recommended in cafes Gnilar TO
mine, determined on a trial OF them, as my Ian
refource. The firh dofe evacuated twelve o.
thirteen feet OF tape worm, two ether dole, were
taken which brought away aqusntity o. matter
like broken fsius ana pieess Of worms. fuppor.
the tape voided :, different tim,, Huit
have exceeded forty feet.---rhe almoa to-
credible benef, I received from this medicine,
induced me Co give dole tn child OF mine who
was pining and iiekly it produced too fame good
efcA in thisinaarce, expeiing worn, OF diff.
ferent kind from niue TO twelve ipehe. long, and
q, the fame time teGoring good iate of health.
iremain, Sir, yours, &c.
AENRY ACKERMAN.
To i,1r. Richard Lee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-13
For SALE.

Y'HA7' valuable TRACT IF LIND. on erbie5
Il Cnrberlnrd Cou,t5ouse sta:.ds-I, confirms a.
bon, TWO HUNDRED and FIFTY ACH rs,
one baif 81 upbic5 is JET uncieared. Besides 'be
advantage Of bsvsS re Courthouse ,bis srac, of
Land. IL is situated Of fbe nost public roads
in Vi-g;aia; a tubiic .'ord there are none thar
can satpass il 7be bu:'1ing, ,sifb some repair
ing, mGy Be made sufficiently extensive and com
j@table.
sben possession green reasonable c,edit tr be
allowed far tbe balance # is sbruk smt t5e pa-
chaser Scfrer. landed property wiN be yeceivea in
fart Greed 7iayior and Bioke B IVooIso1 botb
ef Cumberland coanty, are authorised sell Toe a.
bose tract Of land. Or RE, same may be oa-cbas.
ed IF tbe subscriber in Backingbam county, near
Aliens NH.
BERERL1 LANGHORNE.
June lob, 1867 An
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Hahn's true and genuine
German Corn Platter,

An infsliibIe remedy fot eorrs, speedily remov-
iEg then root and Jraneh without giving pain.
The Genuine Perfan Lotion.
SO celebrated among tbs fahionabI. Trough
Gu. Europe, as an Invaluable eofmetic, PERFECTLY
nnocrrt aud fate, free from corr olive and repel.
er, mineral. (the bahsof otker lotions) and OF I'M
paracled efficacy in preventing and removing
IDENTIFIES in the lace and kin, of every kind
particularly fieekles, pimples, inAsmmstory red
uefs, feurfs. letters, ring worms, fun burns,
pfiekly hsas, &c.-The Perlsn Lotion operates
mildly, without impeding that natural, iufsnGble
perfpiratioo, which ia efiential health yet its
sFeas are fpeedy and permanent, rendering the
C<in delieately foft and clear, proving the com
plcGion, sud reRofing the bloom Of yonth--ne-
yer failing TO fenSer an ordinary eountensnee
beautiful, asd a handfome one more 70.
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Richmond Acaaemy Lottery.

NOTICE is hereby given. tina. the Trustee.
IN have appointed the FIRST day Of tBgust nex..
ioS the payment of tho prizes drawn in the 2d
class Of the above Lot,ery. at which tine they
Will be pad by the subscriber on application
al persons hDldmg money on accoun, of the
said lottery, are requested TO make Immediate
payment To ore of lie trustees, or deposit he
same in the Bank of Virginia.
George I ucker, acting trustee.
June 20. Wti4thA
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FAMILY GUIDE.

20 ZFOID INFECTIOUS DISEASES.
PROPOSAL,
FOR PUBLISHING IL SUBSCRIPTION
II NEW YORK,
On the discovery of Specific for the cure and
prevention of
The Yellow Malignant Fever,
And disorders of the Biuious, Putrid and
Mahgnan, kind.
Followed by Dissertation On the Cholera In.
faasnn', tina Cynonche Trachsalis, or Group.
and a new Melhcd for the certain cure OF il.
Aaefte4 70 Persons 81 every capacity.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-13
LUTHER MAR
HAMiLTON'S
Grand RefarsfiUe,

Is Recommended as an invaluable medicine for
the fpeedy relief and permanent cure oi the vari
Gus complaints which refult from dilipated plea
Observation-Disclosures in climates
unfsvourablc TO the contribution - the immode-
rate ufc OF tea.-frequent intcxication, or any o.
ther deftruaiv: intenperanee-ths unikiitul or
sxtenhye ufe OF msreury--the diieafcs peculiar
TO females at certain period OF life-bsd lyings
in &c
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FOR SALE AS ABOVE,
Hamilton, EDsaes and Esfra9 Of

1t1ETafs,
A fate and effcaua remedy for acute and
chronic Rhcuaatifn, Govt, Rheumatic Gout,
Pilfy, Lun,bsgo, Nunhneis, White SweiiiuSs,
Chilbisins, Sorains, Bruife, Pain in the Face and
Neck, sc.
AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION /, WORTH "A
FOUND or CURE
For the prevention and cure OF Bilious and Ma.
Iignant Fever,ii recommended 90
Habn'S dnh-B,li0uf Pills.
The operation OF thcfe pills is perfect, mild,
f"ss TO be uicd with fafetJ by perfons in every
fsuation, sud of every age.
Hamiltsn5 Elixir,
fovere;gn remedy for Colds, Oba;nare
Coughs, Aithms, Sore rhroats, aud Apr zach.
ing Coniumptions
To PARENT VII, may have children afflicted with
The Hoping Cough.
This difcovery j, OF fhe 6ra magnitude, as is
affords immediate relief, checks the progrefs,
and in mort time entirely removes the mon
cruel diforder to which children ars Liable The
Elixir i, 70 perfectly agreeable, aud the dofe 70
small, that no difficulty srifes in taking it.
Frsm LUTHER MARrAiN, efq. attorney &c
neral OF the Rate of Maryland.
GENTLsMEN-I comply with your requef in
Rating my opinion OF Hamilton's Elixir. IL has
BEEN ufed in my family for two or three years
paf with uniform fueeefs, whenever colds,
coughs, Or imilar complaints have rendered medic
cine neeeaary I have myfelf found il an excel
lsut and agreeable remedy Tor very painful and
troublcfomc az, aion of the breah, accompanied
with forcnef., and with obltructed and difficult
breathing
On there accounts, I do not hsfitate to recon-
mend Hami!ton's Elixir as valuable medicine =,
and deferving public attertion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-13
The RefratiUs Po7Oder jor the
Teeth and Guns.

HAHE's GENUINE EYE WATER,
A foverign remedy for all difeafes CT the eyes
whether the efs3 be natural weakness or Of afei-
dent, fpeedily removing inlsmmstious, deduct
ons Of rheum, dui!neis, itching and films on the
yes never falling to cure thofe mslsdies which,
frequently fueeeed the frslI pox, ueafles and fc.
vsrs, and wonderfully strengthening TO weak
EIGHT. Handfed, have experienced It's excellent
virtues when nearly deprived Of Eight.
Toofb-Aebe DropS,
The only remedy yet discovered, which piv-s
immediate and laitiug relic! in the mOa fsVere in.
dances,
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n o BE SOLD, for cash. at Ney

y BIZ oOLD, Tor cash, at New
n Market, en- Friday the 22d day sf August
next, by virtue OF deed Of trust to NE executed
by Sivanus Bryant, ST. for the purpose of dis.
charging his debt due to James Murphy & Co
therein specified, one NEGRO WOMAN, nam.
ed Chloe. and her two children, Sarah & Fanny I;
and ore NEGRO BOY named Ned; two head
Of Horses, ana FIVE head Of Cattle. Also, will be
sold, for cash, a, the same time aud place, as a.
bove. by virtue Of deed efirus, 70 ne execxted,
By John Wright. for the purpose Of aischarging
his debt. fu: 70 James Murphy z. CO. therein spe.
CITED, one NEGRO WOMAN, named Pat, and
her four children, Ishan, Dick, Charles and I'd.
mund
John Higginbotham, Trustee.
Amherst, July is. 1905 4w
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MiCAJAH CREW,
ANN COUCH.

Er'or. e. E.r'ir. Of s. Couch.
p. S. IF the above property is not sold before
the 18Th Of August next il will on tina. day. at
Gocchiand courthouse, being court day, be act up
TO the h1ghss bidder.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-13

The proprietor has lately srefensed to the public
eye the teG'mony of ,hs Hon. y. c i,nSon,
Chancellor Of haryian the Rev MIR. Mother,
aad OF ether dia;nguiihed and respectable eharac-
sers. The following cafes, ns more recent occur
renec, are now respectfully fubmitted.
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ITO BE SOLD. for cash, at Iohn

\ Faryar'ss on Rockfi.h river. in Amherst
county. on Monday the 25lh day of August next !,
by yistue of = deed of trust, TO me execured. by
John Fst'ar, fer the purpose of dschargins his
debt 6ue 10 Rives. Mmphey Il Co therein speci.
fed. ONE NEGRO WONAN, named Mley,
and her child, samed Henley and the increase Of
the said Milcy, If any, since the executing the
sail trust: one SET of BLACK SMITHS
TOOLS. and one sorfcI MARE and COLT.
Daniel Higginbotham, Trustee.
Amhe,st, 10Th July. 1896. 4w
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Valuable Medicines.

DUBLiC cou6dsnce has never been more de-
4 hherasely and firmly Eepoied, and perhap, ia
no inasuce more Ia!sy, than it appears in the c,
hcaey OF IIAMLrCN'S WORN LOZENGBs,
prepared and fold, wholeIse and retail, b, RIcH.
ARD LIZ no. Sc, Maiden Iane, New York.
And in Redmond, (Only) at 5. Piealaps.' Print.
ing Office.
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Samuel White.
TO RENE.
f@HE TENEMENT formerly &C.

gHE TENEMENT formerly oc-
( cupisd by Mtssrs James ana aieXapder
Dunlap. and lalsly Ivy William T Sione al tho
west end OF the market bridge, an. adjoining The
house in which an extensive ventue store Is sbous
70 be established. If more agreesbie 4 would
sell, on feasonabe tefms. ie,sc Of about seyeu
and half years in the said renenent
William MsKim.
Richmond, July 2s;h 1876. w,f
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RICHMOND BATH,

a pJoISINo the lower part Of the Falling Car
\ den, and Immediately back Of he Bell tavern,
is now in eadiners to receive customers. 1t is
supplied With Hot and Cold Waters, and a care
fl aissat!ve boy to attend. For the convenience
of small parties who may wish TO barhe at ,he
sane time. the house is divided into four differ.
ent apartments with every requisite convenience
in eaclc The house will be kept open from day
light iii nine o'clockin the evening Of each day;
and the baths kept exclusively for the use os fs.
males from nine till twelve o'clock in the forenoon.
Price for q single battle q. Sd or three
ticktis for enc dollar. Children half price.
US7 Ne people Of color admitted.
Richmond, 7ih mo 81, 1906. te
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FOR SALE, AN ELEGANT
Marble Chimney Piece,
With HEARTH, SC. complete. Apply to tn.
prutr.
Ju'v7, 1906
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-13

tx subscriber mas iOr sale,
4 large Quantity of old CIDER VINE
GAR from 'hsee TO four years old, of an excel
lam qlaisy. fit for picking, and about Is dozen
Of excellent CRAB CIDER. bottled in Febua.
ry --Also quantity Of New England HEESE,
of the fast quality.
Samuel White.
July S9,h 1906
n b. Wan,ei, a Young Lad. about fourteen
years CT age, a. IA sssis,an, in g,ocer,.
S. White.
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about half OF which is well. timbered wood land;
about 200 acres of River Low Grounds and
frem SO 10 100 acres of valuable Creek Bottom.
The cleared land is well enclosed and improved,
with convenient dwelling and cut houses in good
repair. with commodious Store, a valuable Mill,
AMI = choice collection of about 500 bearing
fruit trees The terms Of sale may be known
en- application TO Daniel Couch ON the premi.
Ses (who will show the land 20 any person incli.
purchase or,o Micajah Crew in Hanover.
The above traa of land contains Improvements
and accommodations for tvs families and. if
more agreeable TO the purchasers, they may be
divided and sold seoaratcty.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-13
In Hanover County Court, 28th A
pril 1906.

Al @Aes.A - NOuiltl OpAil3 Soth n
pril 1906.
Burnley and Breckenridge, Pits.0 -
1gdinsf -
Phoebs Irvas, adrn'x. Of John Tyler. dec g
and David Tyler heir at law oil tn. said
John Tyler, deceased. Dcf,s :
THIS day came the plaintiffs b. their counsel,
and The defendant David Tyler, not having
entered his appearance, aud gwen security &C.
cording 10 the al OF Asseu BY. and The rules OF
this court. and IL appearing 10 he satisfaction Of
the court that he is not an iohasian. sf this
try; Op lie mOti0n Of me p aini,lfa. H. is GCeteI
and ordered. That the defendant David Tier do
appear here on The first DAY oil the next item.
and answer The bill Of the i3aiotiis and that
copy OF this order be forthwith pab ished in
some pubic newgaper pinned in hs city CT
Richmond for Two moa;hs tucccs.iveiy, and
hat ano'hs' copy b. posted at tie tfcEt door Of
the courthouse - this county
a copy-'res;e
Tifos FoLLsRD. p.cgc
Jast veeeivsa, and rf0dy fSr deGsery 20
Sabscy'5eys az MS oJsse,
NoLVME i---PAsI II
Or. RGss's HEW CKCLoPEDLG.
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70 Rent,
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