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IN COUNCIL, February 18Th, 1907.

IN COUNCIL, February 18th, 1907.
L is adviied, that the following agents he APPOINT
: ed for the collection of the arrears of Tares dn.
this Commonwealth, viz:
WHfa" NimmO. jr. for the Counties of Aceor,et
Northampton, Princefs Anne, Norfolk, and the Bo.
rough of Norfolk
fH,k Sfrerf, for Nanfemond, lie of WIGHT s,u,b-
amPton Surry, Suhex, Prince George, Elisabeh Civ
Warrick, York, James City, Charles CITY, New.
rent Hanover, Henrico, Cities of Richmond and
Williamsburg. Ne
Fltg c. Rice, for Clouceifer, Matthews, Middle
lex tfex, King William King t5' Queen, Lancaffer.
Northumbtrand, Richmond and WeGmoreland.
!6e0dOeihi Hansfsrd, for Loudoun, Fairfax, Fauouer
Prince William, Stafford and King George
"MiaN' L. WHHzmS, for Culpeper Mad;Con
Orange, SPottfylvana, Caroline, Louiia, Coochland
Fiuvanna, Abemare and AmherR
J9itpb FH7Oeeh, for Frederick, Berkley, Ieferfop.
Rockingham, Auguna, Shenandoah, Hanpfbire Har.
dy' Pendleton, Menengalia, Ohio Brooke, Harrifon.
Randolph and Wood.
JHmt' MeFariane, for Wythe, Montgomery. Mon
roe, Giles, Warrington, RuiIel Lee, Grayfon' Taze-
well, Roekbridge, Betstourt Greenbrier. Bath. Ka-
nawha and Malon
William NO,DtH, for Henry, Patrick Franklin.
Campbell, Bedford and Pittfylvania.
Tbossa' T. Bonid.n, for Halifax Charlotte & Pr;n..
Edward.
dejo' Ed1pard Ptgy4n, jr. for Dinwiddie, creepc.
vhie Bruniwick, Lunenburg, Mecklenburp. Ch,aer-
held, Amelia, Nottoway, PowhataD, Cumberland and
buckingham. N''"
DAM. L. HYLToN, Clerk c. C.
February 90. e.
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her revolution. She had thai, which Poland
wanted, and which KofcinfAo Glould have in
fpired. She breathed fpirit Of republican en-
thuhafn, which converted every citizen into
folder, and every folder into a hero.
" 1t was formerly f,id Exclaimed French
generaD that nature paufed, when ihe had
made great man but liberty has overcome
the DEGREES of nature"
1t was an exclamation, not lefs eloquent th7n
true. The French armies drove the robbers
from their petitions. But France now felt her
own ftrength and what was equally neceH fairy,
ihe felt fpirit of indignation and revenge,
which hurried her into conqueft. The fteps
from conquctt to ambition is eafy and reliN-
lefs.
Hence have arifen the ufurpations of France !;
and 1t IS hence that the military DEPOT, who
directs her deftinies, is ut this moment over
running one hemifphere, and feems to fome to
threaten the other.
But had Pruilis and Auftria refpeefed the
independence of Poland and the rights Of
France, thcie tremendous evils would never
have eAfued. The Emperor of Germany
would not have dwinded down into an Empe-
rer of Au(tria FOR would the King of Piufiia
have lolt his crown.
France would never have been ifrong enough
to have overwhelmed AuHria
Nor TO have overwhelmed Pruifia:
Nor would Poland have been impelled 10
join her own energies with thofr ofFrance,
in overwhelming PrutIia and Ruf1ia:
On the contrary, Poland would have ftill
food as another bulwark of the PrufIian,
Auftrian, and Ruflian Empires.
Why is the empire OF Hayti at this very mo-
ment, enfeebed, and totteriuP, and ready to
relapfe under the power of Ferrand and Of
France! 1t is, that two rival theitaus, Potion
and Chrifophe, have not iNff;cen, magnanmi-
ty to be virtuous. 1t is, bee auie the people of
Hayti have too little virtue to be free.
And why is the American government the
mott prosperous on the furface of the earth
Why are fuch traitors A. Burr covered with
crown of thorn rather than of Gars! 1t is
Nhat the naturalization is virtuous and what
Is more excelleat fill, that the pcor!- them
elveo are rncorruptiblc.
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CoMMUNIcATIoN.--O Sunday (the sth
lnit.) the valuable houfe of Judge Lyons, Pref.
dent of the Court of Appeals, was confirmed
by fire in the county of Hanover. The fire
took effect in the joits of the chimney near the
roof. On this occafion, it isimpoiiible not to
do jultce to the dillnterefted exertions of John
Gardner, neighbour, who contributed with
the aid of his negroes to the prefervation of
much valuable Misunderstanding now re-
mains of this excellent manlion but all adjoining
office and a beab of ruins.
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JOHN ARMSTRONG.
VIM. Lee, Efq.
SUPREME COURT or THE UNITED

(5igned)


STATES.
The court on Friday delivered their opion on the
motion for writ of HaSess Corpus in the cafe of L.
rick Bollman and Samuel Swsrtwout.
CLIFF 'Jgjqies Msyj5aH delivered long and elabo-
rate opinion to eRablfh the right of the fupreme
court, in virtue offs appellate powers to grant wrs
of Hsbeas Corpus, and concluded his remarks by de-
ellring that the granted the writ in the prelen
nhanee.
Mr.. 54jaiee JoJsjon dfIented from the opinion of
the court, and delivered his rehfons Of dient which
were principally founded on the idea that the right
to ifue wrts Of Habeas Corpus among the oigqsi
aud not appellate powers of courts, and that confe-
quenty in this cafe the fuPreme did not poiIefs
authority to allow it.
MIR. lohnfon oblerved that one Of his brethren then
ahisnt conCurred with him in opinion.
We underitand that he referred to Judge Chafe.
The juAiees prefent, when this cafe was argued,
were Mtiirs Marihall, Wilmington, Chaie, Johnion
and LivingGou. Mr. Cuihng was from indilpofiti-
on, abient.
Menrs. Marfball, Wilmington and Livinglon,
therefore, eoncurred in the opinion; and MelIrs.
Chaie and Johnlon dihented from il.
Monday lthis dayl was then fixed for the return Of
the writ. Nat. Int.
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A Copy. Tene,
WIN MARSHALL, CIerk.

IN Purluauce Of the foregoing decree. we fhal
proceed fell at PuO.,c 4iuton. for ready money,
az the times and places following, that is'to f.,
The tract in the county ct Powha'au containing 800
acres, at POwhatsn oourt hOufe, on ;he tbrd Wed
neiday in April, So7, icing The 18th ofthe orth,
aud dav NJ the faia county The o'her usS in
the iaiJ county OF Powns'an Containing forty feVI
cres at the cour, -houfe e ~ fad county, oD the
faid then Wednesday ia April nsx, The ;rss on
Bsayer-dsm creek in ~ county If Coochland, CON
tanning 600 acres, at Gooebla 4 eoVe houie ON the
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ASKING rom TAVERN!

.nDEN u MOORE have taken the WASH
~ lNGToN TAVERN, adjoining the Capto
square lately occupied by EDWARD HALLAM. At
comfortable expenee, they have provided tbenelvs.
with excellent accommodations for their friends. and
invite theirs and the public patronage. They are
determined to keep good table and as geutse, an
Inn as any in Riehmond.--Botl, the Copartners ba-
wing been well-verfed in this bufiues Astter them,
ielyes with the exPesa,i e rendering general atis-
faction. "
Richmond, February Il. ne
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Laet Gbfniila 8 sDaiI.
WASHINGTON. Feb l6-

OIV,
The letter from Gen. Armfirong to the Secretary
of ate, referred to in the annexed copy of letter
from the Gen. to Mr. Lee, the Commercial agent OF
the U. States, has yet been received by the Sc
cretary of ate.
PARIS, 9th Dec. 1906
SIR,
You will find PaGage for the enclofed letter
early pofIble.
have this moment received the written afTurances
of the Miniiter Of arne, that the decree Of the on
Of November ia will in no refpea dillurb the exit
ing regulations Of commerce between France and the
United States of America fe,ted by the eonventi-
of the soth Of September.
With much regard, &c.
(Signed)
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.

% all it may concern, that as Executor of TIM
Il mas Fergnfon, deceafed, of Cumberland coun-
ty, requef all Perfons indebted to the fad deceaC-
ed to come forward and make payment ; and thofe
who have claims, to make them Known, as I wrfh
to elofe the bulnels.
ROBERT FERGUSON.
Buckingham County, Feb II. #
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raj fame ofindguation which burn forth on all fides
at the recollection of the raterous condua Of the in
dvduas whole expedition gave rife to the orders that
called them together, is peafng memento to our
fellow citizens generally that neither the intrigue of
retleis ambition the efforts of aiforganzing de-
magogues, can withdraw our affections from that
unicn' on which our PROPERTY aad happiness de-
ponds.
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FOR SALE,

0" The Sid Of Ma,'b, ei PVthe hD97isa, Gy P,s0., tS
Mo7eHte.
n Ii my Houfehold and Kitchen FURNITURE
! Tome Tools and Benches with good rereep,
the Tale will take place at the refdenee OF Richard
Crouch, lenr and the terms f1ty DAYS for ,nprnvsd
endoried notes, negotiable at the Bank.
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third Monday in April, 1907. being the 10Th Of the
Month, and court day of the faid county; and the
other tract Of ten acres, called Little Hand in the
laid eoantyof Goochland, the court houfe Of the
iaid county Of Coochland, the iaid thitd MONDAY
IN April next, in the year 1907.
WILLIAM BERKELEY, }
JOSIAH ELLIS, ecsH'''-
WILLIAM MANN, "oHeT''
February 90. oaw2m.
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For SALE,

ohhosife Colonel Mayo'a 7ven Buildings,
4th, srtl and. 2nd proof Antigua Rum in
hhds. of the crop 1SO5--lmported early
1856
New England Rum in bids. and barrels
/ pipe very Superior Hollands Gin
Rye Whiskey in barrels
Loaf and Brown Sugar in Ditto
Coffee by the barrel or bag
Beef and Pork in barrels
Irish Potatoes in ditto, suitable for table or
planting
Potomac Shad and Herrings,
Stone Lime in large and small casks.
And a general assortment of GROCE-
RIES, sc. &c.-which will be sold low
for Cash, good paper, or exchanged for
country produce, by
JOB GREENE.
Richmond. 9Th Nav, 1907.
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JOHN ALCOCK

TNFO0HS nc has just ieceivedin addition TO his
L former stock, general assortment Of Hard.
ware, and Cutlery, amongst which arc the Eols
lowing sr;clcG--Cross Cut and n III Saws, Lon
don Spring, Castee and German Hand and Pan.
nell Saws Dovetae Sash, Compass and Tenv
non Saws, Bow Saws with AID without flames,
Brass and Iron Chamber-door Locks, BRASS and
Iron Desk, Bookcase. Drawer and Chest Locks
Spring Latckes, Japsn'd aad Polished lren
Thumb Hatchcs, Brass Butts, Cast Iron DO. II.
Hinges, Casieel and Common Plane Irons, Brass
Mounted Squares and Bsvels, Brass Mounting
l0r Cabinet Furniture, Curtain Knobs and Rings
Brass Escuicheon Pins, Byacs Nails, Brass ID.
videTs, Candle Sand Ketches, Eel Cranks,
Brass and Iron Caudlesticks, Bel'mesn Kettles
and Spice Moftprs, Brass Cocks and Horse
Fleams, Bias Inkstaad5 with Instruments.
Hooks and Eyes, gun Screws, Speclacies aud
Spectacle Cases, Spring Lancets, Knives and
Forks, Ivory Handle Tables and Dcrer's. Cas-
ters, Table Bells. Table and lea spoons. Screw
Drivers, Bed Screw, Carpenters Hammers and
finchers, Shoe Pinchcr5 aud Knives, Shisglng
Hstchcts, Brick and PlaisternE TTowcIs, Draw
ing Knives. Coorer's Exes, la &c assortment of
Fiics aud Rasps, Gimblcts assorted, Homes and
OH Stones, Eszors and Razor Cases, Waich
Seals, Keys and Chains Steel Knitting Pins,
Screwpiates different sizes, Brace aud Bi;ts,
Combs, Ivory, IN, and Iron, with and without
Cases, Iiamea unpia.od, DO. Plated Hooks and
Eyes, DO. Plated all over, Plated Birdie Bits
assorted. PLACED Moulding, Silver Mounted
Whips, PLACED Curbs, few elegant Fowiirg
Pieces, Powder Horns, Powder F.asks Iapan'd
Copper and HON Shot Belts, Cut and Wrought
Nails, Wrought Brads Of all sizes, dy. dy
and d. Nails, Saddler's Tacks OF all sizes
Also a large quantity Of well assorted Bar lion,
< s'esI OF diGorcn. qualities, Wire Meal, Wheat,
and Lime Sleeves. Any Of the above articles will
b. sold al The most rcdugfd tTicec
N. b. stIll CONTINUE ny Cabinet Nanufncto
~ IN ibe same House adjoining the Fire In,ur
ance Office, where ] have ON hand large guam.
tity OF elegant ard well made Furniture. Any
person wishing 10 purchase, viii thenk them
to call, and dstter myself they will have no Ies.
son 10 find fault Of The prices nor quality, for
warrant my work 10 be Ct coed materials and
well executed, and hope from my knowledge
and assi3uity to business, 10 gain public patron.
age. Also keeps Oh hand best quality Windsor
Chairs,
MI Of the above goods will be sold low.
Richmond. August 18Th 1897. OF
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COi]F-- estet
MILLER WooDsoN, D. c.
August "a, ISO7, w3'
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Gloucester Low Grounds.

THAT valuable aud convenient TRACT OF
LANE containing SIS acres, lying upon
Severn River, in inc county OF Gloucester. and
advcrtSed ,nc sale by The Suhsciicer ~ lShuary
asst; not having yer becn disposed OF, notice is
hereby given. thni The same will DC sold. on the
prentice, - the hjshest bidder. Gu Tuesday, the
9th day oi September next The purchased wal
take possesSiou The f.st day ct Janussy next,
but Wiz be allowed the privilege Of seeding 80
hout eighty acIes, now ~ corn. Terms made
known the day CT sale, and rs accommodat.
ing as possible. Persons willing TO view ,he
land viii aPp!y 20 rr Stcdirg Seawell, who
reside upon ths adjoining premises.
JOHN J.. SEAWELL, Executor OF
JOHN SEAWELL. Dee.
July .G2i 1907. 4w
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MHiehegtGr Turnpike Company.

hIoTICE is hereby givcn, that an adjourn.
! y nicni OF the general meeting Of stcckhold.
ers has been made TO the FIRST Monday III roxI
month when Il is expected the mrmbers gene.
rally, will attend either in person CT ~ attorney
duly qualified TO act for ,hcm.
JAMES BRANDER, Cik.
81 AuEu,t. 1907. tdR
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THE prevailing disposition to encourage
the progress of Literature, 1.-THE peculiar
favor which ST. MARY's COLLEGE has
enloycd,""and the many splendid chances,
offered to adventurers by the above
Scheme, induce the Managers TO antici-
pate rapid sale of the Tickets. The
Drawing will commence as soon as a suffi-
Gent number is sold to authorize 1t. The
Managers have given bond to the State in
the penalty Of SIXTY thousand Dollars for
the faithful payment of the prizes, which
will be paid, subject to deduction Of Fif-
teen TER cent. thirty days after the Draw
ing IS fnishcd.-Prizcs not demanded
within twelve-month from the compile
tion of the Drawing, will be considered as
a donation TO the College.
TICKETS to be had of the Managers, or
OF such persons as may be authorized by
th en-.
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NOTICE.

4 Ii persons having claims against the Estate
1 OF the late Thomas Conner, dec are reoues.
ted 10 come forward with the same legally an
then,icaIed by the FIRST of Sep;embe. next, as a
division Of that ectaye viii then be made among
the Legatecs, and no claim will be received af-
Ter that day.
Archer Conner, Admr.
with the will annexed.
Halifax. Oh August, 1907. Tia.
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Ms. STEPHEN FYoobaUG.

AS you are not an inhabi;ant os
this State, and have no agent known to me, you
viii take notIce, that the 10Th oe next month,
shall at the store house OF Mess.s. Carter and
Booker. OF Prince Edward county. and state of
Virginia; proceed to take the deposition Of
James Ming and others, on the I9;h of next
month, at the house of Peter Francisco of
Buckingham county and statc OF Virginia, the
deposition of Joel Watkins and Others on the
second and hind days of October next at the
house of Robert Porter. Of Wythe county and
state OF Virginia, the deposition of said Robert
Porter and Others, and on the 29th and 3Oth OF
October next, at the house Of Edward Trabue,
OF Bourbon county and state OF Kentucky, to
take The deposition Of Robert Trabuc and others,
10 be read as evidence in suit in chancery now
depending in the county court of Prince Edward
add stale ofVirginia. in which you are complain
ant and am defendant.
ANDREW PORTER.
| Prince Edward county, Aug. 7, 1907. 3v,
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For Sale,
mr. PLANTATLON.
July ga. 1867.

| WI I Il n " I M NV,
! IL the county OF Hanover, containing by an
cd survey, eco acres. Esrppose ore ihird
| part thereof is ,imbereJ land. There is anon it
a two story Dwelling House, built cut os the We.
/ ~ best materials, n-a.ly painted and has two
! Sc rooms and passage below stairs. and five
airy lodging rooms add passage mp stairs the
above house Is sixty feet long and twenty two
ard n half in width. The ont houses of every
description arc such as arc calculated for such
dwelling house aud plantation aud are all in
| good repair. The yard and garden are well IN.
closed The plantation is under good fences, and
,h-rc are upon 1t bc;wtCn five aud SIX hundred
sla,ted Apple Trees, " Inch be.,, choice fruit,
and 100 good Peach Trees. There IS a'so an
Ice iousc, bticket m the best manner, 7nd ponds
IT pure water IN the ncighboThood, from which
plenty OF ,he best ice can be had. The above
plantation j. about eleven or Twelve mics from
RicEmoad, and in as healthy neiehhorhocd as
any IN this part OF the country. r. should
meet with purchaser for this plantation will
also sell all my Furniture, which Is such IS the
house above desc,iied VIII rcqui5e-- also, all my
Stock OF Hogs, Cattle, and sixty or scycEty lead
OF prime Sheep
will also sell 1900 acres Of LAND, IN the
county Of GreeabIier, abou, twenty Eye miles
from Lcwilburg, and half . nile Of the stare
road leading 70 The Crest Kauawha this Land
is AZ timbe,ed, and was loceted in jho year I76l,
iH The name Of Andrew Hamilton. Any person
who wishes 10 purchase the above property, may
know the terms b. applying 20 the subscriber re-
siding on The plantation, in The county Of HaGo.
yer.
WILLIAM TRUEHEART.
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S&H O f. S
For SALE.

a r public arsticn, on the 18th day of Sept.
next, that valuable scat kaown by tho name
Of WHITE HALL, in Goochand county, the
tesidcrcs OF Col John Payne in his lifetime. To
enter into q roiBuG description Of this sea; woad
be fapcrHu0,s, as :, Is sa9poscd no person will
purchase without frat viewing the premises 4,
subce ITO say I, contains 600 acres OF GOOD
LAND. The dwelling houte is spacious and
etgant, with 5ut Of excellent and convenient
ont buildiug,. extensive and productive APPLE
ORCHARDS, sc. The ter1s Of sale will be
Ono 'hid an TWO years. the oih9T two thirds in
anrual payments, nest suceteding the first.
Bond with personal teouity viii be required for
the ttst payment and deed OF trust on the
land % secure the two last
f.. A. the same time Will be SOLD The STOCK
OF CATTLE. &c &c together with surdfy al
Gcics Of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUK.
NJ !UEE, on credit Of 10 mon,hs; bond aud
security WI bt re1uitcd
SMITH PAYNE, one Of he Exysor
JoHN PAYgF, Dec.
hga tic Oaly nchrg Esecgfoy al
Bo; PAySE, Dec.
|uF $751; lS7, al.
N. -. Tie aud will Ne shcwn by 81. re
w. Payne who lives contiguous ihefeio
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nalis.
CUT SPRIGS.
3d.-50 cents per thousand-4d. 81 cents
per thousand-6d. 81 cents per thousand.
Also, for sale as above, a variety Of
Plantation Utensils, SUCH as Plough-irons,
Harrow-teetll, Axes, Wedges, Chains, sc.
S III o K S
OF ar sizes made of tie best materials,
may be had on the most reasonable terms.
Where also may be had a general assort-
ment Of wei chosen GROCERIES.
May 13, 1907. IF
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cANRLo7TE couN71. s.

cKARLo7fE COUNTY. SC
TAKEN up by Dickerson Jennings.
18th June. 1907 ~ SORRGI. MARE,
with blaze face, the left hind leg about half
way up white, and the left fore foot has 'its!e
white on one side OF il f; she is about four feet
hVe or Six inches high, appraised to twelve
pounds ten slillings. Copy,
THOMAS READ, c. c.
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RESSES.

G1AN be had on very short notice, MAT.
~ TKESSSES Of all sizes e Kinds. aErceably
20 order. IN The large corner white house, oppo.
site rhe Old City Tavern two squares below ihe
Market Bridge-BEDS made K MATTRES.
SES rcpaiyCd.--Horscs TAILS q NAMES
purchased.
Tno. s. Peasants.
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WROUGHT NAILS
CUT SPRIGS.

Spikes of all sizes the same price as sod
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NOTICE..


THE books, papers, and accounts OF the
y late mercantile firm of M'Credic aud
M'Miilan, OF the city of Richmond. beilg
now in the possession of George Mere
die, one of the Adm'Ts of-John M.Cretie,
deceased, who waSthe surviving partner of
MCredie and MsAiilian. Therefore all
those whoare indebted either by specially
or otherwise, are requested to make inn
mediate payment to George MCredie, OF
make such other arrangement as may he
most conducive to the interest of the said
concern, as well as to the debtors thereof.
1t is expected that due attention viii be
PAID to this notice, as It is desirable that a
close should De Immediately made of the
transactions of the above mentioned firm.
NANCY M'CREDI3, .Adm'r.r.
JAMES PENN, ,
GEORGE M'CREDIE, 5 '1"7' rs
Manchester, Goth June, 1907. If
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Messrs. Robert King and Charles Groughton and
Robert King, James Thompson and Thomas
Ravenhil. John E6ie, Conrad Lau6 and VIII.
liam Davidson, executors of James Short, de-
ceased.
TAXI NOTICE, tina; shall proceed TO take the
following dsposi,ions, at the tines and pia.
eds hetSatser mentioned, to be read as evidence
IN two suits now depending in the Chaoce'y
CouIt for the Richmond distict, IN which am
piain'iit and you defendants to wit the Ie-
position OF Abner Newman, on the fifth day OF
September, 1907, between the hours OF ten in
the morning ard sun set OF The same day, at the
dwelling house OF said Newman, in Meckcn.
burg county, and on the tenth day OF September
i8UI' betw cen the hour OF ten in the morning ans
sun RET OF the same, shall proceed to take IN,
deposition of John M Rose, AT his DIV cling house
IN buckingham county.
ROBERT H.ROSE.
August &. 1907. ivy
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FHR WILL KNOWS HoRsk
PREsIDENL

VT7lLL stand this season,at the sub.
NV seriber's- plantation, In sight Of
Euscarora Meeting House, 3 miles.
from Martinsburg, on Mondays, Tues
days, Wednesdays and Thursdays, in
each week, and cover tnares at four dol
lars the session, two doIlars cash the Gin.
sis lean, and seven dollars for insurin9
. foal. The money for the season togbe.
paid the 6rst Of Oetober next md for
Insurance whenth the mare provesW viii foal,
but IL the mare 10 parted with, The inau.
mt 10 be forfeiteds fg:ss
PRESIDENT il 4 handsome bay,
with a.staE apip snd four white-feet, -
10 sixteen hands Egh.six years old.this
SPRING aaA isremsikably ssrpng md nc.
tive. He VA got " Col Burwellas
fun bred Horse Matchless, out Of .
handsome. Eusopus mare. Ii isthought
-unnecessary 10 say any thing more 81 his
pedigree, Z 3 his colts, which are very
kns md ven known inlthis tnSiehbeaF.
hood, win bettsr1eeommend him, and
his appearance alone, would be sakisfAes
tory % goodiddges.
The season Win begin the LIST Of April,
and end the last day Of June next.
JONATHAN EUSHWA.
March 20, 1907. {
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