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Augut 10.

The Britiih fhips now in the Bay and off our
coat, are the Triumph, Leopard, Cleopatra,
and Coiumbne, the frlt remains generally at
anchor in the bay, the two next are generally
at lea, and the latter is in Hampton Roads. 1t
rs laid land we believe it) that the Belona, Vii
,e dc Milan, aud MelamPus are fhortly to be
mere. II Is not we believe, however, intended
thereby to add to the force on this cation. bur
to relieve the fhps now here, who will fhortly
want water and freih proyions. LEDGER.
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land, and that the people on board the boat faid
me ichooner was made prize of. There were
eight other ponengers on board the fchooner.' %
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-18

The departure of the Prelident and heads of
departments from thefeat of government, to-
gether with that of the Brtiih minifer. would
induce an expectation, that nothing more is cal.
cu!ated TO be done until advices are received
from Europe. u.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-18
Fro" Londsn Paper efthe 1sb of Y,u,

i be public attention is naturally occuni,9
with the driafter which has been I'm s;ned -
our troops in Egypt. We 01all nrcG.n, ~, ~
readers with the details, fuch as tb.v h w.
reached US. Major general Wauchop wac fsot
',o'n alexandria with fifteen hundred men on
the 27!h OF March, againR Rof.tta, Ha,i Or
net win no reliance, he entered the to,vn 20 %
me SIR when bis detachment were unexn.a.
ed'y hred upon from The windows and rodfo sc
the houies by the Turks, who in hi. go, o v.
Only prevented him from making himGrlf ~ a. a.
0 1 ine pace, but rendered it neceGarv for ,b,
prt'in forces to retire with the Iofs Of aboy-
'our hundred men in killed and wounded O.
nerai FraieT, who commands the exned;,ior ~,
RECEIVING intelligence of this event. dIcna,1isa
oI'gdo'er genera Stewart from Alexandra y,;,i,
wv" o thsu'and hve hundred men 10 reinforce ,b@,
nrH oetacbment, which, after its repulfe IA
encamped tielf on the plain befors 49,
On the 10Th Of April fecond 20
place between this divifoH of orr srmv - "a
the uTks' who IN the mesg time had -
hreOe theoed blythe arrival of nnfoero,,s eeesP
Pfhc'PaIIy competed Of Albanians fr,,r, =. g
ana VINO advanced without the to-, AFRO,
the EngHh battle. The enemy. to give
uouot' nad var fuPeriority in o.. nave no
oers' sn1 10 THIS circumadnce s,on. nut o. NUM-
cnoed the fnbftquent retrest oee' can be af7
troops to Alexandra, which Is ~ the Briiila
n' and coniolatory to fate lbey al a. once pain-
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PITTSBURG. Inlx %

BY gentleman lately from Detroit, we are
informed, that the Britinl merchants at Micbil-
l'makinac refufe to purchafe any article, of coun.
Try produce from the Americans, and that they
are preparing to remove from our territory
wifh their eiteets.-It is further fated on the
lame authority, that the difficulties with the
indians on that frontier are fuch, that it is not
troit by land.
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JUST RECEIVED AND FOR sALE,BY
FITZWHYLSONN g POTTER,
Price 25 Gents,
II 7>,s,,;,, o,,L. NJ. ycy.ar

CHRISTIAN BAPTISM,
I LIKEWISE new edition of the AMERICAN
4 PRECEPTOR, and general afIortment of O.
Their Se5o'i BOoi5, which will be fold cheap, and the
Trials OF the Hon. Tsms5 Woykmsa and Col. Lezei,
Rter at NfyO Orleans for Hieb A1iISsmeonor.
They have a!fo Mulic and Muical InGruments
Paper Hangings Patent Razors and Pen Knives
Ladies aud Gentlemen's Pocket Books, and freih
fuppIy of Fools-Cap and Pot Paper.
July 81. ep6w.
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FOR BOSTON,,
OR ANY PORT NORTH OF
HUDSON:
,L>N-,,ST THE Brig Nancy, Capt. Berj. Woym:
.TIXNfS> fed Will fail within 10 days. For
~ an y freight or paHage, apply to the Capt.
sss1Sszzs>- ;on board, a. Young's Wharf.
Augua II. stf
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The Brtifh order of Ceancil which we yubl;A,-
ea yeherday, fully developes the intentions
OF the Engiih government with refpea TO re-
taiation on the French for their decree of Nov 81
1906. The inhabitants of Hamburg and Bremen
are to be permitted to trade with Great Britain or
with neu raj nations, and even to French por,s.
provided IN the latter cafe the trade be carried on be-
twss; Brtiih and French ports excluiigely; bu; no
eomn'Grce is TO be allswed between French and peu
trai It's to the iaid inhabitants In this Essh s,Hev
may eaty be diicerned the fenbility of Britain with
regard to her manufactures; ihe has teh the effects
OF the French decree, and wifhes by kind of circuit
tous interloPng traffic, to keep up her inter.ourCe
with the continent of Europe. In that order, too.
we perceive the vulnerable part of Great Britain%
manufactures and trade the true 6sjHe5 b..i of
thae country. II the American arrows are launched
at them with vigsr ffrike her in vital part Ghe
cannot reht the ftroke; but NUT fall beneath the
attack. ihofe who advife the building of navy 70
cop: with England on the ocean, do nothing more
than invite US to Century of dilgrace and humiliat
on tor that term at leaf would be neceary TO .ouip
Meet competent TO contend with her; and after ali
the event would be doubtful: But blow at her
maturing and trading fytem would fettle the
ouiineis at once. Why fhould we take bull by the
horns at time that have not efficient iireneth
TO manage him i'll that way, when VI can 10 readily
overcome him by piercing him thG ough the loin,
P,ls
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-21
To be Sold.

ITO the highest bidder, on Friday, the
22d day of April next, at Mr. French's
Tavern in Powhatan county, all the Estate
of Poindexter Mosby, jun. dec. late of the
said county, consisting of Nine Negroes,
one Horse, Household Furniture, sc. on a
credit TIL first day of January next. All
persons having lawful claims against the
said estate, are hereby requested to bring
them forward on or before the day of sale,
as the administrators are anxious to pro-
vide for the payment of all just debts, as
early as possible, in order to close their
administration. Bonds and security will
be required of the purchasers to carry in
terest from the date if not punctualIy paid
Those having claims who produce them
prior to the sale, (and are adjusted) are re-
quested to attend and bid for the property
sr receive the amount due them in bonds.
Litieberry Mosby, jr.l AJ.u,..
Francis Il. Harris, '1"" TO-
March IA, 1907. wtdS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-21
FIFTY-FOURTH BULLETIN.

~ dTSdSc, Jan. %.
"Eighty-four pieces of common, t4ken
from the Russians, are ranged before the
palace of the Republic at Warsaw.
"Five thousand prisoners have been sent
to France, two thousand escaped in the
first moments of confusion, and fifteen hum
dred have entered among the Polish troops.
"Some battalions of light infantry be-
longing toMarshal Ney's corps had advan-
ced 20 leagues from their cantonments the
Russian army took the alarm, and made
movement on its right. The battalions
have returned within the line of their cam
Torment, without sustaining any loss.
During this period, the Prince Of Ponte-
Corvo took possession of Elbing, and the
country situated on the borders of the ral~
tic.
THUS have the battles with the Russi-
ans cost them great part of their artillery,
all their baggage, and from $4,000 to $4,000
men killed, wounded, or prisoners.
ga Russian column had gone TO Leob-
stadt, beyond the lite river Passarge, and
had carried off half COMPANY of the Vol
tgeurs of the 9Th regiment of the line, who
were at the advanced posts Of the canton-
ment The Prince of Ponte Corvo, inform-
cd of this movement, left E.lbing, collected
his troops, advanced with Rivand's division
towards the enemy, and met them near
Mrhringen.
"On the goth, at noon. the cnemy's divi~
sion appeared, u 600 strong. We soon
came to blows The Sth regiment of the
line 'ell upon the Russians with inexpressi-
bic bravery, to repair the loss which one of
its posts had experienced. The enemy
were completely routed, pursued four
leagues, and compelled to repass the Pas
sarge. Dupont's division arrived just as the
engagement was concluded, and could take
no part in it.
"On the right and centre OF the army,
the enemy are more than so leagues fro IN
cur posts.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-21
EIFTY-sIXTH BULLETIN.

IrensdorE Fc6 s.
After he Nattle of Moh,ilgen, wf ere Il
had been beaten and put to rout, the advam-
ced guard of the Russian army retired to
Leibstadt. But on the following morning,
many Russian divisions Toned it, and they
were in 'ull march TO carry the theatre IF
war to the borders of the ViStula. The
corps Of gen. Essen, which had arrived
from the lower parts of MCldavia, and
where it had been intended 10 ret against
the Turks, and several regiments which
were in Russia and had beonfor some time
collecting from the eXtremities Of the vast
empire, mad joined the man army. The
emperor gave orders tn the prince de PCnto
Corvo. (Bernadotte) to retire, and to favor
the offensive operations Of the enemy, by
drawing him towards the Vistula. He or
dercd at the same time, the breaking up of
the winter quarters.
The 9Th regiment, commanded By Gen.
Savary, (Marshal Lannes being sick) were
stationed on the 31St Jan. at Bmk, in order
to keep in check thc corps Of gen, Essen,
encamptd on the upper Berg.
The 81 regiment was at Mfssinuf. The
4th at Willcnberg. The 9th at GilGenburg.
, The 7th az Neidenburg.
The emperor left Warsaw and arrived
in the evening Of the 31st at Willenburg.
The grand duke had arrived two days be-
fore and collected all the cavalry.
The prince Of Ponto Corvo had success
/ sivelv evacuated Orterrodc, Tobau, and
had thrown himself into StraSsburg.
! Marshal Lefebre had drawn together the
| 10th corps at Thorn, for the defence of the
left o. Che Vistula,. and Of the town.
On the 1st Feb. tire French commenced
their march, thev met 90 Passenheim the
advanced gusrd Of the enemy, who bad
commenced offensive operations, and had
attacked Wil!eubcrg.
The grand duke, with hGmber Of CO.
lumns Of cavalry, there s;tackcd them and
entered by main force into the town.
The corps Of marshal Davoust went to
Ortelsburg. On the ID the grand duke of
3erg marched to Allenstein with the corps
of marshal Soult.
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[12 I-2 Gents Single.1

we are by their means made acquainted
with strangers we feel in solitude SYM
patty with mankind without abstru,e think
ing; we receive the truths which others
have hammered out. Men stick TO their
business, and, vet the public is addressed
as town-meeting yet the gazettes follow
us to our closets, and give US counsel
there.
paper treats, gives to every profession and
occupation some information, whilst its va
riety holds out to every taste some gratif-
cation. It's cheapness enables almost every
memb of community to purchase it, and
its conciseness puts it into the pow er of the
most busy to peruse it. .fnor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-21
FROM THE TIMES.

eLABOR is the only price ofsolid fame;
sand whatever the force of genius may be,
Ethere is no easy method of becoming a
Egood painter" Thus wrote Sir JOSHUA
REYNOLDS, in one ofhis discourses on paint
ing and the truth vi ms observation is dali
iy perceptible, no only in the art which he
practised, but in every other. But, altho'
its correctness is generally acknowledged,
when applied to the mechanic arts yet il
is frequently denied, when asserted OF those
studies which employ the nober faculties.
'O'er these, Genius, with her magic wand,
.scorning the assistance of labor, is suppo-
sed TO reign triumphant, and TO accompl sh
her ends by her innate force. Unhappy
deusion how often has thy pernicious mist
blighted the bright prospect of distinction
opened to aspiring youth, and turned him
from the rugged road of industry, 90 the
howery mCads of pleasure How often,
when the late rising sun Of experience has
dispelled thy accused gloom, has the vic
tim of thy spells seen himself hurled from
the giddy pinnacle OF fame, on which he
thought himself seated, into the yawning
gulph Of mediocrity-- grave of myri-
ads
In the aim of acquiring forensic elo-
| quencc, this error has produced irretrieva-
bic mischief. No pains--no study-no pre-
vious practicc--are thought necessary in a
student, to qualify him when he is called &c
/ the bar, to undertake the defence Of hi'
neignbor's life or property. If a sufficien
+, quantity of legal knowledge be acquired
no more is study dreamed OF. Genius il
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-21
Land for Sale.

THE Subscriber is DESTROYS ofSelling his
l. tract of Land in the county of Powha-
tan, on Appomattox river, (Which is now
navigablc to within two miles of Petersburg)
twenty-eight miles from Richmond, and
thirty-two from Petersburg; containing
four hundred and forty -four Acres. There
is on this land a valuable MILL, now in
good repair, with permanent stone dam,
situated on a constant stream of water, run
ming im' lcdately through the land. A fur
Their description is deemed unnecessary, as
it is presumed any person inclinable topur-
chase, will first view the premises. The
terms will be such as to suit the purchaser
and may he known by applying to the SUBJ
scriber living on the premises.
CREED HASKINS.
p. s. would also sell another tract, ST.
tuated about one mile from the above tract,
on Skinquarter creek, containing three hun
dred acres. The quality of this land is e.
quail If not superior to any in The neighbor
hood, and has large proportion of VALUABLE
meadow Land.
The terms may be known by applying as
above.
CREED HASKINS.
March Stll, 1907. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-21
Advertisement.

A LII persons having claims against the
L n estate of John Epperson, dec. are re-
quested to come forward and make them
known by the 10th day of May next, as the
administrators is anxious to close her adj
ministration. This advertisement will be
pleaded in bar against those who do not
come forward within the time limited.
BETSY ANN EPPERSON, Adm'x.
March 29th, 1907. tM1o
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Latest from Europe.
FRENCH GRAND ARMY,
FIFTY-THIRD BULLETIN.
g TFtorso-, y,,, 90

"Prince Jerome continues the campaign
in Silesia with great activity, Lieut.. Gen.
Deroi had already invested Kossel, and o.
pened the trenches. The siege of Schweid-
nitz and that of Neisse continue to be car
ried on.
General Victor, as he was proceeding
TO Stettin, in his carriage, accom- anied by
an aid-de-camp, and single domestic, was
carried off by party OF IS chasseu. s, who
were securing the country
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-21

TflnOTfeI
WILL stand the ensuing season, at my stable in
Charles City county, SANDY Point, and viii be
!e, 10 mares ~ five guineas the season, which
may be discharged By the paymen, OF twenty dol
ars if paid by the 10Th day of August; and 3
quneas the lean. and fnrtv dollars TO ensure a
mare to he in foal, and one dollar To the groom -
the leap and grocm money 20 be paid when the
maze is covered provided The maze Is changed,
The owner shah be iiabie. The season will COM
r1ence the FIRST day Of March. and end the frs
day of August Excessive low and high ground
pastnrage well enclosrd. and servants sen, with
the ma,es. boarded gratis grain will be furnish
ed at the market prioe. and will be given TO them
in manner and euantity agreeable to direction;
aud all possible Gaze taken to prevent accidents
and escapes, sut will not be liable for any that
NAV happen.
[4] WILLIAM LIGHTFooT.
49,
This celebrated horses performance in En-.
gland, has nor been inferior to any horse there
except his brother Dick Andrews. who is con-
sidered now the best horse in that country, Civ
ing seven pounds. jack Andrews won twice
in 1897, then Mr.. Lord's property--See Racing
Calendar for tha, year.
At Worcester, July 5th maiden plate OF ESQ
for years old, stone. mile heats. was won
by Jack Andrews, at three hsats. beeung NJ
Darlington's ch Miss Edwin, q yeas old Mr..
Atkinson's ch m PViscia, aged Sir w. w
Wynn's brh Sweet Botheren, years cd Mr.
Hardin's hr Byzantine, 4years cd.
Stafford October 7th--The town purse of ESQ
q mile heats, was won by Jack Andrews, 9 years
old. at three heats, beating Mr.. Be:tcson'S Lit.
tie Pickle, 4 years oldi Mr., Barlow's Rodcric<,
years old; Mr. Denham's Honest Rom, 6 years
old; Sir w. w. Wynn's b True Blue, years
old
( In 1903. at Nantvieb. Thursdav. Iujv 9,h-
! ESQ, for 3 and years Old, he won, beating Mir.
Bayles' CHI Cannon, years oldi S,amford's a
{ Scoteila, 3 years old.
! Denly, August l5,h-He won ESQ, free for
any hose, beating Lilly Of the Valley. Falconer
and True Blue In 1872. he won twice, to witt
at Ludlow, on Friday, the 4th Of Jolly. 4 mile
heats, free for all ages, beating Lord Oxford.
On Dart. at heats
At Worcester. August 8,h--He won the city
and county subscription Of ESQ. mile heats, al
; heats. beating MIR Ar.ley's FLY. Dutchess,
years old Mr. Coventry n Iotegrity lac Part
ner Mr.. Suell's eh Hooks, 5years od--after
the first hear, four to one on hers after the Sc
cond hcat four to one on Jack Andrews.
In 1900, he won 8 times, 70 wit: At Lewes
then the property OF Major Rockies, Aug 12th
he beat Lord Sackyille's h Laborie. miles, 70
so guineas--At Oxford, the town plate OF T. so
IN Aug was won by Jack Andrews, At q heats
beating Sir r, Poole's ch m Duchess Of Limbs
) years old, lord DOnegau's b h Wranger, dis
tanced the nh heat.--Septcm5cr, At Warwick
he won the town plate OF E50, 4 mile heat
beating Mr. Tharm's n Marquis, Mr.. Brooke
b n sneshre, Mr. Edwards m Duchess.
Sweepstakes Of 10 guineas each, 2 miles,
Subscribers, Mr.. Rockies Jack Andrews, age,
IL 81. 7rbs. walked over, (see Racing Calends
Tor 1902, pass
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-21
FOR SALE,
SEPEH HUNDRED hcRES or FIRST RATE
SSU7H WESTs
NOUN 7 AIN LAND,

FORMERLY a part of the estate of the
late Col. James Madison, and living in
Orange county, within forty-fve miles OF
Fredericksburg, and scventy-flve of Rich
mond. The above tract of land is general
iy considered the best tract Of high land in
the county for tobacco, corn and wheat, and
will produce from ten to fifteen bushels of
wheat to the acre without manure or any
other aid. There is a sufficienCy of mea-
dow land on it, and most of it reclaimed.
1t is under good fences, and in the course
OF the year | shall put on it tolerable
dwelling house and an excellent barn three
stories high, with a stable in the lower one,
with a wheat machine on the Scotch model
Another tract of LAND, lying in Am
herst county, on Harris's creek, within six
miles of Lynchburg, and containing FIVE
hundred and five acres, being part of a tract
formerly belonging to Col Hugh Rose, dec.
This tract is considered of equal quality to
any land, in a neighborlrood generally es-
teemed the best soil for tobacco in Amherst.
Any person inclined 10 purchase the land
in Orange, will apply to the subscriber re-
siding on the premises; and for the land in
Amherst, to q. A. Rose, of Lynchburg, or
to MIR. Landon Cabell, of Amherst Ne
groes lin famiIies) will be taken in ex-
change for either or both of che above tracts
| of land. ROBERT II. ROSE.
Orange, April 8th, 1907. Sm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-21

Joe Andrews was got by Eclipse. his dam Al
ama"da bv Omnium, her dam CLOUDY by Blank
Grab WiddrAgton mare bv artner.-Genersl
Stud Book page sixth, printed in one Thousand
eight hundred and three by lanes Weach shv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-21

DO hereby certify. thar the above pedigree is
true COPY from the criminal one seat me in by
James Lord. Given under my hand and seal.
this twenty-thi'd Of December, one thousand
eight hundred and f.ur.
WILLIAM LIGHTFOOT, (Seal.)
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T1r superior nlilly GA neaoshafer.

The more man can be made TO think the
better books have the tendency but they are
dear and scarCc--all the lazy, and almost
the buy, neglect them, because it isa task
Who would begin that could motor would
not finish the reading Of one ! every body
reads the almauac--but the lessor, though
good, is too seldom taught
a newspaper is cheap, of small bulk,
and goes every where--besi0es, IT'S treat
which always creates an appetite, for Gu
riosity is sauce TO IL add to all this, it is
daily or weekly served--it is a kind Of
standing dish A newspaper therefore is a
valuable utensil Of knowledge--it tells us
facts at the minute we are curious toknow
them. We keep company with the absent ;
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PEDIGRRR.

.5fark Ard'ews was got By Joe Andrews, his
dam by Highfyer. hi grandam Cardinal Puff 4,
his great grandam by T,t,er, his great great
grandan BY Snip, hi greot great grea, granGam
by Loid Godo!phin's Arabian, his great great
grea; great grandIrn By Stanyan's Arabian
which mare was own sister to Frampton's w hite
Neck. full sister to Tie Minbury Galloway, great
great great great great grandam by Sauce Box,
SON Of Gigg, sire of Ctoft's cd Partner.
JAMES LoRO, (Seak.)
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Marcn IN, IoOI. wit
BOOK BINDING,

7 n all its variety, is executed by the sub
L scriber, at the Argus printing Office and
book store, with pnnctullity, neatness and
dispatch, and in the most modern, improv-
ed and fashionable stile
Printed Books bound in the most elegant
and substantial manner, in morocco and calf,
full gilt and lettered-also, i'll sheep gilt,
and plain.
BLANK Books of every description, rul-
ed to any pattern, and bound with the latest
improved spring and patent backs;and Rus
STA bands * parchment corners, which add
much to the strength of the books and ease
and conveniency of the writer.
Orders from the country will be thank
fully received and punctually attended to as
above.-Old books rebound.
WILLIAM LoWNES.
Richmond, Feb. IS, 1907.
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n copy, Itste,

q. Wv M NlAhctIALbS SIk..
LOUISE CoUNTr, FEBRU1Rr CoURT,
1907.
Lancelott Minor, complt.0 =,
AGAINST cL
John Hawkins and Thomas Shell CnaH-
ton, defts. -
THE defendant John Hawkins not hav-
4 ing entered his appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly
and the rules OF this court, and il appear
ing to the satisfaction of the court that he
is not an inhabitant of this state There
fore, on the motion of the complainant by his
attorney, 1t is ordered and decreed by the
court that the said defendant (Hawkins)
do appear here on the second Monday in
April next and answer the complt's bill
and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some one of the public newspa-
pers published in Che city of Richmond for
eight weeks successfully, and posted at the
front door of this courthouse on some court
day. A copy, Teste,
JsHS PoISDE XTER, c. &c.
HYTTED STATES CoURq, Firm CIR-
cUIT, AND VIRGINIA DISTRICT, No
Dem6er Term, 1906.
lewis Morgan and Hester Morgan,o
ex'r. and ex'x. of the last will and
testament of Benjamin Morgan,
decd. pits.
against
Mexander Banks, admir-. &c. OF Tho :
mas Banks, dec. who was one OF the =
ex'rs. Of Jacob Rubsamen, decd. and 2
Jacob BalthaEer Rubsamen and Ma : =
ria Catherine Rubsamen and Frede- / 3
rick Augustus Kuhn, ID. M. and ;;
James Lyle, sen. detts. !
.dHd
James Bonny, admir-. oEBenjamin Bon
ny; decd. pit.
Againsf
The same, defts.
THE def. Frederick Augustus Kuhn
Il ID. M. not having entered his appear
ance and given security according to a
rule of this court and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court that he is not al
inhabisant of this district: On the motion
of the pits. by their counsel, IL is ordered
that the said def. do appear here on tine
first day of the next term, and answer the
pits bills respectively; and that copy o
this order be forthwith inserted in some one
of the newspapers published in the city o
Richmond for two months successfully, anC
posted at the front door of the capitol il
the said city.
A copy, Teste,
WIN. MARSHALL, elk.