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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-05
Ua(Habke Famiiy Medicj,res


Valna6le Family MediciueS.
luA received direct from the a,entees, and for
SALE WBoLEsALE ana RErAIt, by sA-
mUrL PLEA;ASrs, j. Rithnond, large iup-
ply ct the following very valuable Medieinssy
viz:
DR.. CoOley'S Vegetable Ei.rir, or Cough
DrafS,
Superior to any other medicine ever before in
vented. for all complaints o. the Laggs and has
been known frequently TO tGeG cure alter all
o,heT medicines have sailed Il is to be hoped
that al thofe who are la5oring nuGer Coxsunp
iise and other difeafes OF the Lungs will refort
to this valuable medicine for relief.--Priec 7s
cents ? bottie
Or. Ra7vSon's init Bilious aid SIomaehic
BiGc1s.
Which have proved 20 extremely fervicesSle for
few years pait in reGo-ing weak and oeeayed
eorni utons OF aunoGt every d,feript'on, snd Tor
-efnoviug all thoie eomplitated complaints 10
common in the ipring feaion- For common Bit
ter 70 ute in families none Can exceed them for
plesfantpefs. To ihew that thefe excellent Bit
,eFs are held in high eftima,ion by Ply leisn, OF
eminsnee W. need only iniert the following ex-
.f,S Of a letter from Or Jchn WILCOX refpee.
cble PhyGcian, and PoR-msaer az the city of
YeTgeuncs.
vEtoINNHs, October asd 1904.
have been one Of thofc who never pu.
much faith in pateGt medicine until Of late, but
mud acknowledge lroBi aelual expericne. that I
have received more bcred, from Dr. RaussOr's
Bir0s, than from all the medicine | ever before
took have been very DnwelI with now re-
militant lever
am, &c
JOHN WILCOX M d.
Or. Lees { u EQhcDil 8,loue f.,ls,
Which have proved 70 eminent " u'eful Tor tb.rs
2 years psR in AL Bi!ioas [cHipiaists Irdiees.
iron, TinaDics DrobsifS DetiGiy Read Aebes.
Cos .veHess, Fep,aie Ca" plants. sc Their yir.
tues are too we'll known tS weed comment in an
! sdverSileneut-P'ieet 90 cents box.
d. Ihomfs,H's .4roDa3c IooM Pasfs,
Which whitens and prefervs. tbe teeth give. an
agreeable incl TO the breath and cures the feur-
" 10 the tcslh ard Pun, il may be applied az
'h times witnout in the iea6 iniuTirg TIE i--.s~
FAe very Great aud eEteu6ve fsle this medicine
has met With be peak is intrinlC worth. -Price
so cents box
Dr. hawso9'S init. Bilious Pills, CT FaniIy
PhgAie
medicine which no iamily ought 10 be With.
out, AZ thofe Pills arc uisiul in eveiy edmpians
where purges sreueeeGiry; they are eertsi 90 epe-
| rare 20 hort time without oecafooioe the lsaa
pain or griF.ug ..-Pfiss oaiy IS eeats bOx.
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CHTLICoTHE, Nov. IS.
COLONEL RNRR.

Is arraigncd before the Federal Court in
Frankfort CSentucky.) The result will be
published in our next
Wilkinson has done Nothing 7vifh the
ShaniQrds.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-05

Gen. EAroN is now on visit in Boston.
We understand, (says the Gazette) lie con-
firms the report of Col Burr's having made
some overtures to him on the subject of
founding new Empire in the southern
and western parts o.. this country. As this
subject involves matters of much interest
and curiosity, it is hoped the General will
furnish the public with some of the par
ticulars connected with this extraordinary
transaction.
In some parts of our back country, (says
a Boston paper) the orchards, this season,
have been unusually productive.-In the
town ofWalpool, (N. II } 1900 bbls. of cider
have been made the present autumn.
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R.ASHLNG T0.V CITY. &c. 6..

We have received from q gentleman of
M first resheefabiRfy just arrived fyoH
RsHfpcky, MeJoHo7OiHg sfasenclif of/ac,s
rslakIe 10 nLe judicial proceedings in the
case If COL Burr.
JHdge Innes, haUiHg fakrn time TO con-
S,aer fhr .3lfihcatfon cfthr attorney Qfthe
district, Tchieh 'Oas TO issue hrocess to an
force me attendance Of Mr. Burr, 10 an
87ver fnferrogatorie 7vhcfher he Ipas sneag.
ed IN the schem~ ascri5ed 20 him. and 10
eHforceth attendance If yvitnesses 10 rive
testimony onfbe same hart on tn nj or
Sh Of NoUember, (oEr Informant is not
certain 7ohich day Pronounced fhe decision
q me court, gOh'ch svas tfaf fhe courf did
not fossess IN" fo7Oer 20 grant the motion,
and Dfbey did, that the affidavit reas nor
sufficient ground for IL.
OHfhe moHoa TIE attorney Of the dis
frief, me c0nrt th'n ordered grand jurg
to6e summoned dnStantsr, which vas &C..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-14
FROM THE AURORA,
BOUNDARIES AND EXTENT
OF LOUISIANA.

Extracted from MSS, &efcbe5 of LomEaua. zuyit-
ter ~ a military gentleman, svbo has been Ia
h0"sa on fbe NiDElFppi eVer. E1ee tbe Loriug of
1903. y
The difcovery of the MiGiMppi by Ferdi.
nand de Soto in 1871, was never conidered nv
Spain rs authorizing claim to that part of The
country. The fubftquent difcoveres and fet-
Elements the French were ultimately acoui.
eiced in by that power.
Among civilized nations, the right derived
from diicovery is as conculive as that derived
from purchaie. The French, as early as 1878.
Uncovered the MiiIifiippi in 1850, they ira
"eried 1t from its mouth to the river ST. Fran
CHS, about ilxty miles above the falls Of ST. An
thony in 1858 they formed fettlements in the
neighborhood of the IlIenoie, on Dsuphin if.
land, and about the mouth of the Mobile in
l6s5, NJ. de Ia Sale planted colony on the
DAY OF St. Bernard, at no great diftance from
the Rio Bravo; in 1879, Ibbervie was an.
pointed the frR governor of Louiliana. who
hxed MS capital at the mouth of the Mobile,
whereit remained till the erection of New-Or
leans in 100.
BY the treaty Of Oa. /, 1900, Spain { pro.
miies and engages on her part to tede TO the
French republic, fix months after the full and
entire execution of the conditions and nipu
lations therein contained relative to the duke
OF Parma, the colony or province of Loui6.
ana, with the fame extent that it actually has
in the hands of Spain, tbat IL had qub.,
France foDSDed it, and fuch as it Glould be af
ter the treaties fubfcquently entered into be-
tween Spain and other Rates This claufc
was confirmed and enforced by fubfeuuent
treaty made at Madrid, March IL, 1901 : il al.
10 makes part of the treaty of ceiion of April
80, 1903, between the French republic and
the United States, and is particularly referred
to as descriptive Of boundaries. These under.
went no alteration in the hands of Spain, ex
cept the boundary line agreed on between that
power and the United States; and hence the
only queitiou is-,vhat were the limits of Lon
LLAMA when it was in the hand, of France
The boundaries claimed by France NAV be
partly aicertained by reference to the grant
made of the commerce of Louifana TO Crozat
IN lT17. This document is the more impor-
/ tant, as It appears to contain the hrf formal
and official recognition ofthefe boundaries and
luch parts of it, as ierve to uarate them, filall
be quoted.
LOUIS, by the grace Of God, king of France
| and Navarro To all who ha Zee thefr pre-
tents, greeting-Fhe care we have always
bad to procure the welfare and advantage Of
our fuble6ts, having induced US. notviih-
/ itanding the dlmot continual wars which we
have been obliged TO fupport from the begin.
ming OF our reign, to feck fer all pof6b!e oc-
portunities of enlarging and extending the
! trade OF our American colonies, ets did il sbe
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EDUCATION.

| huRlNG the enfuing year, r. l.. Bohannan will
- continue and purdue the profelIona nfiruefion
OF youth IN the town Of PorRoya His courfc of in
itruetion eomprehends Latin Grammar Englin, Pro-
iody' the art OF reading, Arithmetic, Geography with
the uie OF the globes and maps, Mathematics. and
the principles OF fonc of the mot ulefu and curious
branches of Natural Philofophy With refpea tn tbe
Importance and utility of thoe branches of learning
that form his eourfe of education it would be chime
ricai IN him to enter into any dquiition fince they
are oo'ionhy the foundation ON which youth may,
Whatever be their profpeas or future walks in life
place their future uiefulnels and eleem. As afford
ing iatisfaefory evidence to the parents and quar-
Grams OF thoie young gentlemen whom he may have
u'iaer ms care OF the Improvement which his pupils
derive from his courie of nftruaion he will cont;nu
to purdue his adopted plan of caung his pupils to un
oergo annually public examination in the ifudes in
whieh they may have been respectively engaged; this
Plan beiides the fatisfaclon that it may eycluiive
aford to the parent guardian will The thinks) ever
De powerful incentive to create ardor, add new
Vgor TO the mind, & above all to in the breas
oil MS pupils laudabe and praiie-worthy emulation
to excel II is his mot ardent deire, the primary OBJ
ecs OF his abours, and the ftronge motive for his
mott jealous DEVOTION to deveiope anonpn his MI
piIs new genius OF intellectual aavi.Y, and Z, tbe
ane time to point on: the objects TO which this acli-
vity may be the moh uiefuly direaed, He deeming
hinief an ardent lover of induflry and proper i'm,
Provement OF time, it hall be one of his mott eager
concerns to inculcate habits of intellectual ACTIVITY in
the youthful mind, for he is impreicd with belief
that however great the talents and genius of youth may
be- without the activity for exerting them, they will
be unavailng, pine, decay and PERTH AS it ial be
one OF his mott Jealous to rear the tender
,'inu TO habits of nduttry and application, 70 will he
oeter youth from irequentng plealure parties pur-
lung frivolous an,ulenents and flch other pernici
ous habits that they may have previouly acquired the
great foes to virtue health and happinef; fuch habits
that encourage vrulent pafons, and fink the native
vigor ofyouth into contemplate eHeminacy and apa
thy.
ror iuch OF his pupils that may attend exclufively
to the art Of Reading and Arithmetic his charge for
tuition will be eight dollars per qsarter To thofe
who may attend other branches learning his charge
will be ten dollars per quarter.
NJ b. His School will commence on the fecond
Monday in January, 1907.
Port-Royal, Sober IS, 1906. sm.
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f meeting Of the Di,es,5 If The Piebzssd Tn,a6;t,
Com6aay, 5s!daf Ed5oard H7ha,7's fav,yn in Be eiy
II Ri.5msgA, on Ta1Eily tie 29@ eff 9uiy, 1906.
- ESOLVED, That FIVE dollar, be paid on each
~ ihare held by the Stockholders in the faid COM
Pany to Nathaniel Sheppard their treafurer IN or be-
fore the drH day Of September next.
R91loed, J hat proportions he received from any
Perons inclined to undertake the work on the Turn
pike until the ra day Of OAober next. and ,b,, The
lame be flied writing with the clerk of the Compa-
ny by the Per!ons making iuch proportions.
An extract from the n,inu,eq.
N. SHEPPARD. Clerk.
~ B. have been direasd by the prefdent and
directors, to rsquG the preons making propof,iop,
for undertaking the aforementioned road, 70 make
their tatemen,s in ireh WY, as to give the amount,
upon oPPoiitou, that the road s from forty 20 one
hundred ieet side: aud ao, inform them, that the
zine lor receiving Propos, is poGPonsd till che hrt
day OF November aexi
y. 5HEPPARD, Clerk.
September o. 6G
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Saie9 at aurtin,,.

WWSs )s2 zvbsuf rssrve, BY TIE IIye,islrs, on Asl
nja1y tie i9b inf.
4 BOUT twelve thouland dollars worth of DRY
IA GOODS, coniifting Of
Super6ne and fine Cloths,
Coarie Cloths and Flannels,
Calimeres. Jingle and double milled,
Corduroys, Thickf-,s, and velve,sens,
Blankets, rofe and nrped,
Cambricls A, 9 and CD,
Cotton Shirtings and Dmity,
Calcoes and Chntz,
Shawls, Cotton and Silk,
White and Black Thread Lace,
Linen and Cotton H'kfs.
Sewing Silk of all colours,
An afiortment of Nuns and Coloured Thread
Mems and Women's cotton Hole,
Mems Worried - do.
Silk, Leather and Cotton Cloves,
Bedteks and Durants,
Silk and cotton Umbrellas,
Silk, cotton and leather Sulpentiers.
Plattillas and Dowla.,
India Cottons,
Spanifh Indigo, and
. large aiiortment Of Cutlery and Hardware.
erms OF fale-All iuns under so dolls cai1,-a
ooVe % dolls and not exceeding 200 dolls. 90 days
Above 200 dois. 8 & S months-Notes Nepotiable
at the Bank, with approved endorfers will be expec-
ted.
Darwl2ln, Fs,ftr and SateS.n,
due RI
november II. entdr
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RICHMOND FRIDAY MORNING NOVEMBER A. 1900
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
n! Superior Court Of Cbanse,y, bskn at t5e CapitO
in tile city Of Richmond, Ot7sbe~ 5, SOC.
Between
William Settle, Francis Settle, and Richard
Harvey and Nancy his wife, late Nancy
Settle, which faid William Francis and
Nancy Settle, are the children of Ed
ward Settle, decd. PI,as.
and
John M. Settle, Sally B. Settle, Polly Set
tie, Samuel Settle, Edward Settle, Tohn
Fiihback and Elizabeth his wife, late Eli
zabeth Settle, who are Devices of Ro-
faana Settle widow of Edward Settle
decd and William Morgan, DsGs.
ME defendants John Fiihback and Elizabeth
his wife, not having entered their appearance
and given fecurty according to the aa of AlIembly
and the rules of this court and it appearing to the
of the court, that they not inhabitants
this country; on the motion of the plaintiffs b. their
Council 1t is ordered, that the fd defendants, do ap-
pear here on the frlt day of the next term, and an
fwer the bill of the plaintiffs, and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inherited in fome newipaper
pubhed in the city of Richmond for two months
iucceively, and pofed the front door of the Ca.
pisol in the faid city.
Copy. Tefe,
P. TINSLEY, &C.
Oetooer II. oawom.
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October II.
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
htH Superior Cou,. Of Cbanet,y, 5eld at tie Ca;toi in
f6fe city Of Richmond tie tentS day Of Septsmber 1906
Between
John M'Rae, executor ofthe tetament and
lat will of John M'Rae, deceafed, PltfT.
and
Samuel Griffin and John Lewis and Mary
his wife, Dehs
ME defendants Samuel Griffin, not having en-
a tered their appearance and given fecurity ac-
eordng to the aa of AAembly and the rules of this
court and it appearing to the iatsaaion of the court
that they are not inhabitants of this country on mo-
ton OF the plaintiff by his councils, it is ordered that
the laid defendants do appear here the rR day OF
the next term, and anfwer the bill of the plaintiff
and that copy of this order be forthwith Inherited in
Tome c Newspaper pubhed in the city of Richmond
Tor two months iucceilivey, and poed the front
door of the Capitol in the faid city
Copy. TeRe,
p. TINSLEY, &C
oS'ooer IL. oaw2n.
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October IT.
VIRGINIA., Z

VIRGINI14, 10 qvit:
df Cba"esry DfriS7 Court, beLJ in tie city of VAi-
1mlsuyg, the Esd day of Ap-R, 1906.
Sarah Robins, widow and reliSt of Joliua Robins
deceaied, Arthur Robins Sarah Robins, John Re-.
, ..- Robin, .... Hv,.is a,,t, Charles 70.
bins. children of the aid Tofua Robins, deceafed
the laid Ann & Charles being infants under the age
otwenty one years, by the laid Arthur Robins Their
brother and next friend, William Baines, adminif-
traitor of ,he iaid Joihua Robins. deceafed, and the
iaid William Banes and Elizabeth his wife, a
daughter of the faid Joihus Robins, decd Pitts.
againl
Thomas Robins and Carvey Dunton, executor. Of
Arthur Robins deceaied, Levin Anes and Bird
get his wife, and James Bonnel and Mary his
wife. re-,
VIE Defendants, James Bonnell and Mary his
d wife not having entered their appearance, and
gwen iecurity according the ata of AHembly, and
me rules oil this Court, and it appearing to the fatf
faction of the Coart that they are not inhabitants of
this country, on :he motion of the Plaintiffs by their
council, 1t is ordered, that the laid defendant. do
appear here the frt day of the next term, and an
liver the bill of the plaintiffs, and that copy of th,
order be forthwith inherited in ome newpaper of the
city of Richmond, for two months fuccefIiveIv. and
pn'ed at the front door of the former Capitol in this
city.
II Cory,
ANTHONY ROBINSON, c. c.
C''"uer ''' pm.
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AMONGST WHICH ARE

TARPENTER',, Blackfmiths and other mechan-
~ les tools, Building materials of all kinds, fuch
as Locks, Hinges, Nails, &c.--Farmer's and
Houiehold uteniils, viz. Trace Chains, Hoes Straw
Knives Grais Scytkes, g; Sickes, Knives and Forks
Spoons, Grid Irons, Smoothing Irons. And Irons,
Shoyels, longs and Pokey, Coal Carriers and Sf,ers
Wire Tenders, Pots and Kettles, Steam KETTLES,
Tea Kettles, Frying Pans, CoEee-N1ills, Waf-
ne Irons, Warming Pans, Tin in Boxes. Iron and
Bras Wire, Bar Lead, Patent Shot, Sheet Iron.
Coie and open Stoves, for burning wood or coal,
Tanning Mill Wheels, Mil Saws, German Steel
Wrought and Cut Nails and Brads, Window GlaCs.
10 by 8, by 9, by TO- II by 10, and 10 by 10,
Seine Irvine, Glue, Patent Wndfor Shaving Soap.
an ahOrtment of Brufhes; with a variety Of other
articles too inlert. The above goods are
laid in OF the bet terms for oal and will be fold ON
like good terms for cah country produce or appro-
we'd paper at fhort date.
ALTO for lale confgnment ofthree Bales WOOL
EMS, eoufifting Of Blankets G-1 low priced Blue
Cloths, aud Red and Yellow Flannels, at a moderate
price and liberal credit for approved PAPER An ele-
giant Gold Repeating Watch--A bargain.
CdoDer a. oaw9w.
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5a!rs at aurtioil.
november II.

T1fsL BE SOLD at Public tuition, for -saay mo-
nty' on tie P~sajss, on Wtinsiasy, fb. 29b of t5is
Month, Nov.
RY Virtue of Deed of Truff, dated the 10th
- June lat, executed by John Peudle,on, Efq.
10 lecture the payment of debt herein mentioned
que the hrit infant That valuable LOT known by
the number 5s4, with all the appurtenance. there
INTO belonging.
JOHN PROssER,
WIN. MoNCURE, 1'ET'''
Nov 7. Ir
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IN CHANCERY.

IN CHANCERY.
LowEa Cotmty, ORoJer Court, 1900.
Jofeph Beckley PltG:
againa,
Robert Bell, Benjamin Henron, James
Rate. crd W--::c-- nI..o.,,..;.., T;-1,,
HE defendant Robert Bell, not having entered
a his appearance and given feeurty according to
the act OF Aembly and the rules of this court, and
1t appearing to the fasfaaion of the court, that he
is not an inhabitant of this Gate therefore on the mo-
ton OF the plaintiff by his attorney; It is ordered
and deceed BY the that the fad defendant Bell
do appear here on the fecond Monday in January
next aud anfwer the plaintiffs bill, and that COPY
OF this order be forthwith inherited in fome one of
the public news papers printed in the city of Rich.
mond for eight weeks fuccefvely, and ported at the
'front.' door OF the court-houie of this county fome
court day.
Copy. TeRe,
JOHN PoINDExTER, c. Lc.
No'' H. eosm
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FOR SAIR

a TRACT of LAND, lying in the county of
L Cumberland, on Big Guinea, containing 800
acres. This Land is well adapted the culture Of
eorn wheat and tobacco, and about third is I'M
cleared. imaii part of the purchafe money
will be required in hand, and a credit of one. two
three and four years will be given for the remainder
The Land will be fhewn to any pcrfon, by Samuel
Sheppard, who lives plantation adjoining. and
the terms of fale viii be made known by TRoms,
Miller OF Powhatan, or the fubfcrber near Lynch.
burg.
JOHN II BURTON.
Campbell, NOV. eot4we.
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FOR PORT GL ASCOT

JrT The Brifih Ship PHOENIX, Cap
saHSfG& Stain ELLINGTON, daily expeaed AZ
es,sl 81 y zlssY Barmuda Hundred burthen about
ssssRzaSAsss. 400 hhds. Tobaceo--She will take
on freight Tobacco, Cotton, &c. OIL moderate
'erms; apply to
JAMES F. LEITCH g Co.
Manchester, Nov. 4. e,,f
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NOTICE

VIE purehaiers of property, at the faes in q arr
lotte and Albemarle, condutaed bv Y,Con o.
ry Nicholas Efq are requeaed TO take notice, that
the bonds executed by them for the cunt Of their
respective purchaf@s now in my ponriion, BY viz
tue OF an alignment from Mr. Nicholas. Pun9usl
payment at my Office, the day on which The bonds
become due, is expected IN every cafe of failure
iui, will certainly be brought without delay.
AS fome of thefe bond; will become due between the
18th aud 22nd of December, when fbaIl he n.csGa
Tly abfsnt public buinels in Norfolk, MAR. SCOT,
the Marihal of this dilria, will act for m1 from the
time OF my departure until my return.
GEO. HAY,
AHoynsy of Ire U. S. far he ia. Diqrit7.
Richmond, O6t. 81. oaw3w
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IN CHANCERT.
49,, PRIME EdsUa,d, July Court, 1906.
wiener bInns Pitt
againA,
= Peter Rowlett and Magnets RowIett DTS,
VIE defendant Peter Rowlett not having enter
z cd his appearance aud given fecurity according
70 an a1t Of the general aGemby and the rules of this
court and appearing the fatisaion of the court
that ne not an nhabtant of this rate on the motion
OF the plaintiff by his attorney ordered that the fd
defendant Peter Rowlet do appear here on the 10 dav
OF November court next, and anfwer the plaintiffs
bill and that copy of this order be forthwith infer
tel IN lone one Of the public Newspaper, printed in
the city Of Richmond, for two month, G,rce0iveJv
and ALTO Polted at the front door of the Court HOMIE
oil this county.
a Copy TeGe,
BENJAMIN WATKINS, DC.
"sP'ehper 10 eO2n.
IN CIIANCERY.
LsDjI Comfy, hagy6 Court, 1906.
George and Chrillopher Lindenbergers, Pitts.
sganR,
John Davidfon, Thomas Dsvidfon, Eli
ina Watkins, James Barbour and Car
rett Minor, n.a.
ME detendsr,, I'hn Davidfon, no, having enter
y ed his appearance and given fecuritv according
to the act OF Aemby and the rules of thi, court and
1t appearing to the Jurisdiction of theCour, that he ia
not an nhabtdnt of this State therefore on the mo-
tion OF the plantf'by their sttofney--t i, ordered
ana decreed by the court, tina; the faid defendant,
lohn Oaudion do appear here on the fecond Mon
day in November next, and anGwer the plaintiff bill
and that copy of this order be forthwith Inferred
in Tome one Of the public newspapers printed in the
Cry OF Richmond foT eight weeks fucceiIv.ly, and
pubhed at the front door Of tbs court-houle Of h.
sounty on fome court day.
Copy Tene,
JOHN PoINDEXTKR, c.1.c.
September 3. oaw2nT
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20 DOLLARS REWARD

CTOLEN from the Sublcriber 18th lalt month
~ Bay HORSE, feet or 0 inches high with a
blaze face, and feverai white fpots about hi. bod,
hiud legs white, one eye out or much injured, or
years old he lately belonged to p. N. Nichola,
Ef4 OF this place, and excellent Saddle Horfe
And lone time in July laa, dark bay or brown
Horie about the lame fze, had been nicked drew
well in harnefs and wa. or 8 years old The above
reward or 10 dolls. for either will be paid for their
delivery to
SAML. G. ADAMS.
Richmond NOV. Z. eotsw
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STORE OF IRONMONGERY, HARD
WARE, &c.
and TOILET,

BREHM and FOLLET,
OReSffe 10 d46rs. Taylor e Bro7Vr's Aa67ion Sfo,.
and next deer TO Doctor Wa,d'r7O's, haze inn re-
eei0ed from England,
A LARGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
IRONMONGERY. HARDWARE e..
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n! Superior Court Of Cbans.,y, Bskhn at 5e CapitOi
in tile city Of Richmond, Ot7s6e~ 5, 1906
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estate ofThcmas Wocdfn dec u Hearic .un
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TO make payment on or before the liz iay OF Ia
nuary next. as no indulgence viii be given &C or
thar day by
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