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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-03
equity,

"a fR-SzsN equity,
l& IMPORTED last fall, by
Nsssa..lacsSL- Brown s, Rives, will stand
the ensuing season at my stable in Amherst.
i've miles from New-Glasgow, at twen-
y-nve dollars the season, dischargeable by
twenty, II paid by the first day of October
next he season to commence the first of
March and end first August NAV
De covered by the leap at twelve dollars,
paid at the time of service; OF forty dol.
lars TO ensure them in foal, payable first
uay oiIanuary neXt-one dollar TO the groom
IN every case.-Good and extensive pastu-
rage gratis, but no liability for accidents
or escapes.
equity is beautiful bay, ten years old.
IN high health and vigor, five feet: three in.
ches high, full of bone and muscle, fine
points and elegant form. He was after ma
ny months research selected by Mr.. Weas
therby (author of the racing calendar and
general stud-bool) as one of the best horses
mat Gould be procured in Great Britain.
IN letter from him he says there never
was higher bred horse shipped from
Great Britain OF any other country.
equity was got By Sir Peter Teazle (un.
questionably the best stallion now in Eng.
land) his dam the famous Yellow Mare bv
tandem; grandam, Perdita by Herod
great grand dam, Fair Forester by Sloe :
great great grand dam by Forriter; great
great great grand dam by Partner Croft's
bay Barb; Makeless Brimmer; Son of
Dodsworth ;'Burton Barb Mare.
equity run but three times, owing to
an injury he received in the fore leg
LIST, in 1899, for the Darby stakes, for
three year olds, won by Archduke.
|. "a, IN 1900, sweepstakes, for all ages,
with 70 guineas added out of the racing
iInc-won by Gouty, beating Fugleman,
Vivaldi, &c. &c.
Sd. NEWMARKET July meeting, so, by
subscription, won by Sorcerer
RoBERT RIyRS.
February 10th, 1907. 8w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-03
Downing street, Jan. 1, 1907.

OlNJ
have the honor of acquainting YOU, for
the information of the merchants concern
ed IN the trade with America, that a trea-
Wof amlty, navigation, and commerce., be-
tween his majesty and the United States of
America, asycSterday signed by the COM
missioners respectively appointed for the
purpose by the two governments. The
treaty viii be immediately transmitted to
America but until the ratiiications on
both sides SHALL have been exchanged, it
cannot be made public.
have the honor to be, &c.
~ IIOWICK.
I'AiIth SAMSON, esq. chairman
Qfthe committee
he very important terms of this ar
rangement we are no otherwise acquainted
with than from report, but we understand,
that the circuitous trade with the be!lige-
rent powers, through America, is to be AL
LOWED Uhder certain conditions. We
heartily congratulate the country upon the
accommodation of a MISUNDERSTANDING,
which we understand, the enemy were Sc
du!ously endeavoring, both by their agents
an me United States and the corruhf and
disfoydl factions 7ohich disgrace that coun-
Try, 10 kindie into a gvar
The treaty lately signed with the Anne
r;can ministers here, is reported to recog-
mize tie right ossumed 6y the u. States
Of carrying 10 France ard iShain the fro
duce Of their colonies, OF. its undergoing
the forms of entry in America. We trust
the statement is fallacious but shall re-
train from comment on the subject until
we arc fully informed ofit.-Lon. nan.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-03
The noteG q much admired Enaeiiek bo,.,e

nc "I' GO" - W"cH 0dMIred LshSgtSS: horse
a A.r.,re KNOWSLEY,
iST tnS Will stand the ensuing sea.
m"e county, 10 miles above Chatl tie i'll, TO
ever mares At twenty-five dollars the season.
i've OF VIII CHI Will be RENTED if paid by the Is,
" August next fourteen dollars the IAN and
forty dollars o ensure ma 10 be in foaj with
ono dollar tor each maze TO the groom, which
with the leap money must be paid when the mare
is covered Mares Pu, 10 Enowsey last season
which did not prove with foal, will be ensured
this year FOR twenty dollars paid as above =
Notes OF hand will be required in every instance
where tho money is net sent with the rrarrso or
pad before they taken away. Excellcnr
ana extensive pasturagc well enclosed er;,lis lie
sioes several grass lots, which will I've kent for.
mares with colts, and mares sent before foaIiny.
servants will be boarded A. 9s. per week. and
grain furnished mares a. directed at the lower
market price, for which the money must be Maid
before the MA es taken away. The rnost
Poin'ed attention in every particu sha be paid
20 mares sent to our care, but cannot be lab G.
sor any accidents or escapes which NAV happen.
kNoWSLEY's pedigree and Performance.
have been so frequently published, thar we deem,
II unnecessary now to insert IL. The perform.
ances ct his col on the turf las, spring ana fail
has so well established his superior worth. thar
rothirg more remains ts be said by u.s. only tn
observe thar nine of his colts have been ar,ed
IN The turf. seven of which proved successful in
winning eleven sweepstakes and matches; the
othcr two always run second best Eve out os
the seven winning colts dstanced the field
WILLIAM WOODS.
GEO M. WOODS.
Abemarle. Feb 2O;h. 1907 oaf7t
S. The season will commence the LIST Of
March and expire the 1st of Aurust
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-03
The Imported Horse,
Ma P A u L,

Is a beautiful so'rel fif cen hands
.SSAresS Z. three inches high remarkable for
ms elegance beauty, strength and fine bone.
WIN stand the ensuing season at my PLAN alton
IN Powha'an county, on James river three mi e.
above the Mammalian town ferry and about the
same distance below Jude's ferry to cover mares
at twenty-five dollars the season. but may be
discharged by The payment of eighteen dollars
it paid by thu FIRST day of November next, with
half dollar 70 the groom. Good and extensive
pasrurage gratis. bur liability for esca7cs y
other accidents The season will ,ommenc, on
the first of March and end the FIRST day of Au.
gust next
This beautiful horse PAUL was raised by the
Prince of Wales and got by his horse Saltram.
who was got by O'KeIly's Eclipse, his dam. vi.
rago, by Snap, Pau's dam Purity was got by
matchem' her, dam, the Old SOUR, mare of an
great fame as any mare in the kingdom Seve-
raj certificates of Paul as good and sure foa,
getter may be seen at his sand
THOMAS HARRIS Jr Wildwood.
req: Y l6o7 ept15ap&wl1J
N B Mares may be fed at 2s. per d1y if the
money is sent with them. + II.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-03
108 Acres of Land,

with comfortable dwelling house thereon,
lying in the county of Chesterfield, on the
waters of Falling creek, s. about FIVE miles
from the town of Manchester being part
OF the land formerly owned by the late
Henry Randolph.
ARcH'D. FARMER, Trustee.
Chesterfield, 27th Feb 1907. ow6
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-03
Notice.

u Y virtue of deed of trust to me exc
~ cuted by William Short, in order to
secure the payment of one hundred and Sc
venty pounds, due to Polly Gay, will be sold,
to the highest bidder, for ready money, on
the premises, OH Friday the 18th day of
March next,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-03
JOHN MOODY, Surveyor,
nichrnnrd NIL O 1on- :

Richmond, Mach 9, 1907 81
N. j. The owners Of ffhing seins in James ri.
yer and its branches above The falls. are referred
70 the 9Th section Of the above recite1 al, where
IN they will find il their duty to list their seins
with the commissioners Of the revenue in the
same manner as al other ,axabe property, un.
der the former penalties in order to raise sufH.
cent revenue to defray the expenses Of carrying
this Iaw into elTed. IN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-03

The National In;elliseaeer Of Wednesday SAYS,
-" We have Pe'used letter dated Natchez, la
nuary %. which states that Mr. Duu had been
liberated on bal, in the sum Of ten thousand dol
larsJ and that he had returned 10 his boats"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-03

IN pursuance ofan aGt Of the Gene, al Assembly.
passed the 9Th day Of January. 1903, for more
eiiettually preventing obs,ruttons 20 The passage
OF fish through che falls Of James river all those
Concerned, arc desired to comply with the provi.
sions Of the said aa, or they will be dealt wth
as me law direGs,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-03

The Natchez paper says, that Lyman
Harding, esq. and COL B. Osmun were col.
Burr's securities Gn the sum of 10000 dol
lars) Tor his appearance before the Supreme
Court, for the Mississippi territory, which
was to commence an extra session, on Mon
day the 9th of February.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-03
TO RENT,
THE TENEMENT.
Mach 2. 1907.

Late'J occupied by Mrs Whitaker. in an agree
able retired situation, and very convenient for
family.
WILLIAM M'KIM.
Richmond, March 9, 1907 IS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-21
e. Removal.
i D H r. 9. g Is E r,
September 2 s.

% H N q. g IS = r.
Has removed from King street to his wharf
ADJOINING Mcssrs.. Jonah Thompson 3 Sons,
where. be has for SALE Il. ssss
roo 81, IS ISL HIDES
2ooos bushels coarse Ia,9x Islantl SAL1
& First qsality gussovasIo SUGAR 10 hogs
heads and barrels--and
GRO cERIES as usual.
FIc also takes the likerty TO inform his
friends in the country, that he has a large and
Gem nodious Warehouse for the reception OF
floar either by water Or Wagons, arad woald
take in -four on sterage
October 10. ed lOd E3taWaw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-21
Richard HorWen.
Sept25
he Sublcriber

Returns his raest grateful thanks toithe m
aabitants Of sil.is town, for the patronage he
las hcrctoior rccei:ed, and earnestly sollcas
continuance of che same: lie likewise taxes taxes
ais method to inform them that, or Monday
yeninas, tbs osth Of September inst. he IN
suds opening NIGilT'Iis ScHOO OIL At his
academy 81. Psincc-street, where viii be
4usyht Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and
ssy branch ct.fhc Mathematics. ANY young
erltlencn DESTROYS to become acquainted with
aysof the above branches Will meet with due
6. W. Carlin.
September Is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-21
! s I'll q E s.

5 DIV r.ecriped ron Ssgu ia ard
Bssten,
!, extensive assortlae nt Of s 70 Els, which
/ <,IF ssn low wAolcsals or ret 81 1aong
y;sh Ore. tScs lollesfns Kinds, yiss
/ .IIrJTasi2 Il ~ S embroidered ork
al p..sia lid aisd Nc Nuremberg
yosco Nssf'itsss,5 heels
From ofaes, l1ana isars toaaes:
misses alsss.. esslildseIs 3.acis md CO.
BID sssogasee.
I..asss Cork soaId walking shoes.
Meas and ooy shoes Of different kinks.
Eplsralnl Gilman.
OK Sd5tee3t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-21
BRY AN HAM PSON

HAS r Or SALE.
10 pipes cid port
IS d5. Madeira
so quarter casks Lisbon e
70 do. particular Teneriffa
Is do. Malaga
5 pipes old cognac brandy
s do 4th proof Holland Gin
S hhels. Sd proof Antigua rum 8
= do. first quality Taolassos
q do green copperas
3 do alum
30 dS. brown sugar
% Gags pilncnto
s do. pepper
10 chess young hyson
10 do hysan skin
s do. imperial e
100 bags green coffee
lso kegs gnatldep
SO 30. ground gsnges
so do. raisins
1909 lbs, bacon, well cured
S kegs salt petre
A quantity Of fine and ground alum salt.
At all times he has the first quality -four FL
family use on hand--With number of othc
articles-all ofwIach hs will sell low on hi
former terms.
Aug. s. q Z
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-21
~ no RsNER, IN.

- szspfeT FvgI.y INFORMS THE PuR1Ic,
IA he carries on the sTt.aseslrigst ans
Fac sxmitlss' titsiaess in its vsriosls
t s. At lbs shop OIL Royal.st-ee isca.
e1fsses Of Priace-street where q ~ 6
H's Sssi orders with neasness ana dls
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-21
Public Sale.

3 Y llrtuetcf a deed Of trust from PHILIP.
HINTON and N1.fRY his soife, to the sud-
sr,4ders, to secure debt orping By him 10 the
Bark of .6lerandria, on I'HURSlAY2the
18Th INST sytgz be er1ioscd TO safe, on ereditef
SIC, tzvefue and eighteen months, carrying an
inhrest from that day, severct LOTS and
yarcels of GROUND, .i,st,ie tozvn Of .dlerGn-
dria, to 7mt.
An undivided Molety Of a piece.
of Ground, with the improvements lying up
on the wect side of Royal and to the
northward OF king-street, fronting twenty
five feet six iaehcs on Royal-strcst, AID ex-
tending back one hundred and twenty three
feet FIVE inches-the whole ground subject 10
an annual rent of fifteen pounds twelve shll-
lings, Virginia currency.
a piece of Ground, lying up4
on the west side Of Columbus-street and TO
the southward Of King-street, extending on
Columbus street sixty-sM feet seven inches TO
a twenty feet alley, then westwardly with the
line Of the alley one hundred and sixteen feet
to another alley fourteen fcetten inches Wlde,.
then northwardiy with the line OF that alley
twenty six feet sevensinches, then eastwardly
twenty -four feet three inches and an half, then
northwsrdly forty feet, then eastwardly nine
ty-one feet eight inches and an haif-sublcct
to an annual rent of forty-nine dollars fifteen
cents.
A Square Of Ground, con-
tanning two acres, lying on the south side OF
Wolfe-street, north side Of Wilkes-s.rcet,
west side Of Patrick-street and east side OF
Henry street.
a large Frame Store & Ware
house, butt upon a piece of ground lying on
tie south side of Prince -street and to the cast
ward Of Fairfax-street, the ground is thirty
feet some inches front on Prince-street, the
building. nearly covers the whole front,si
building is ensured
James Keith,
ohm G. Herbert,
ostober 3.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-21
REMOVAL

8 TIL LI,Iaff Iii IZ. Ell1yf5V has removed
20 tie lower end of King-straet, opposita to
Mr. Hagh Smith, glass and china warehouse,
where he. has all xtensivc and general assert
::ssnsnt Of g RoCERIE les, sc. for sale on his
usual terms. s. =
September 2 s. dtf n
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-21
WEDNESDAY, OcToRER s "a 1907,
WANTED

A middle agsxl wosnaa, capable Ct naanag-
-islg i house. & d ono of good character libe-
.fsl wages uill be given. llaquirs oft'leS Prln-
ger. 50 50
8 Sept. 81 q s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-21
H0RWELLS

y
Celebrated Patent Sgipendess
E.ToR Ease, Elegance, Strength, &c. far es-
i ceeds any in use. To be had Wholesale
and retail at the MANDATORY, lower end
of Prince Street Alexandria.
r. The Subscriber has a complete as
sortment we'll adapted for the Winter Season,
aud can supply wholesale purchasers on adj
:vantagcous terEs-
Richard Horwel.
Sept. Is dom.
{. DIRECTIONS.
The buttons onthe back parts of the waist
band ought to be placed the same distance
q from each other, as the two center by tons on
the Suspcnders, TO prevent. improper strain
ms and thereby destroying the ease designed
IL the construction of the article, y
Richard HorWell.
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Public Sale.

e ., ~ j. 49, ~ /. 4 ( -
PURSUANT to deed of trust from John
4 Sheneer to the subscribers, made to se-.s
cure the payment OF a certain sum Of money
to CutA6ert PouveL, viii be sold for cashto the
highest bidder, at the dwelling house on the
premises, on SATURDAY the aist day Of
November next,
7wo Tracts B Land.
Lying in the neighborhood Of the Gum ],
in Loudoun county, adjoining each other and
binding on the lands Of Thompsor. and Veltch
and Benjamin James, containing enc hundred s
aid fifty two acres.-The sale will take place
st twelve o'clock.
Israel Lacey,
Charles Lewis, 17,sstees.
Stephen Beard, J
October Is. dts
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mo. 2o48>

"a. $40 ~ .
Wanted 70 Rurrhae or Hire,
~ a NEGRO FELLOW, from is to twea
ty-hye years of age. 3. &
Also, wGntsdto Purchase
From four to five hundred weight of prime
GOOSE FEATHERS. s.
Al1p!y sto tie Printer.
q October 70. q ct
CHAR LES SLADE
Has reccived ~ the,s shin It'illianl and JohA,
the esii.ff fhart his FILL Geec'21S, coz
sfsring Of n general assortment q
III a r. D w a r p;
s .4paong svaich gree
Tin Plate in boxes, Crawiey Steel, Shot.
i general .asso ytment of Sadlcry. Locks, Him
aes, Nails, Stove Crates, Andirons, Shovelss
and .Tongs, Tenders, ccaI Holds, Sheet Iron
for stoves, &c
Has Akrsise n hand and S3ssts q constant sr.il
hy IF
Stoves, Bar Iron, Bistered Steel. Hoop
From, Cotton and Wool Cards, Nails and Rfaassf
Pots, Dutch Ovens, Tea Kettles, sc.
October -. 81
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Public Sale.

y. n 49, = u
BIZ .yirtue Of a decree Of the coupty eoart u
3 Prince lillian, nil be erhosed 10 sale, be.
fore. The. from door Of the court-hoRse, IN the,
tosvn Of Dumfries, on the 5frst 5dOND.9Y
IN .Nopenaber ncrt, the jollor0nss. fROi'ER.
TY, viz.
Ten likely NEGROES, con-
sisting Of men, women and children among.
whom are, a good house carpenter and an ex-
cellent house scryant--one Harpsichard, in
toierable good order.-This property will be
sold on credit OF six months, the purchaser
giving bond and security for the payment.
zlso, at The same fime and iilace r0ill DC sold,
A Tract of Land, commonly
called q Z e66's Dale" situated on Quandco
Creek, about one raile and a halfhelow Duln-
fries containing about three hundred acres.
On this land, whose situatiorrand quality emil
nently recommends it, is a good dwelling
house and Offices.
a Lot Ia the town OF Dummies,
On which is erected large and convenient
stable. =.
Several Lots Ia the town OF
Carrborough, at the mouth OF Quanhsso,
Greek, some Of which are improved, ana "a an
Of which Will be particularly designated Ola
the day of sale. ....,,
he real property above mentioned, VIII pe
sold on credit OF six months for one hall
the purchase money, and of twelve months
for the balance, the purchaser giving bond
and approved security Tor the payment.
Benjamin Bots, g
John H. Peyton, g
VIM. Al. g. Dade
f,c,nberss TIol dis
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-21

Tanners OIL, at IS dolls. per barrel
Spanish HIDES. at 10 to Is cents, some
Of which VIII average IS pounds, and are e
quail tp any ever imported from the Spanish
Main
Best green COFFEE
i SUGAR in hogsheads and barrels s
Loaf and. lump SUG ARS, Of tie first qaa-
lily
e a few soropns Of Aotant INDIGO, and
IA variety ofsGROCERIEsS as usual.
5000 bushels of ground ALUM SALT a.
float, and 1000 bushels Cadiz in store which
is ascehsignment, and will be sold ON reason-
able terms by
Mordeea5 Miller.
October Is III d
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s. w e DISH IRO NJ.

gest Swedish Bar-Iron, fer sale at A4call'a
Mail Mandatory One Hundred and
twenty Dollars per Ton.
n 4 s @.
"A good assortment Of Nails, B,aas and
Sihrigs--which viii be -sokI lsw for cash, Yofto
spuactllal customers.
October IA.
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fsle other tract Of land Gsslatn
PUBLIC SALE.

. pursuance Of a decree o. the Supericr
ssosrf OF Chancery, holden at the capitol,
\ u KIef.Sfors's MaFch 5, 1907, will be sold,
On the premises, on FR4DAE ", tho soth
Ns'ant' title highest bidder, for cash:
4 House and Lot .aIse, an unin-
s ( Let, situated on the north side Of
DuSs-stGeci, between Columbus and Aired
8 7-slsc psopertsNof Amos Alexander.
az sale Al.l'commences as 10 O'clock.
Cuthbert Powell, g
phineas anney
Thomas |anRey,
dts
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-17
q ERARD BANKS has in. we ;. 70 estabhsI.

- ERARD BANKS has it in vie ~ To establish.
W NEWSPAPER, in the city of Richmond, to
be published twice week--tbe ttle--THE RIl8-
GINIAN-Thc Ep1rop h;s always been ATTIC IL
ed to Repabtiean systems. The Present Admin
istration, i'll ms view. rs well calculated 10 en-
sure the happiness of the people; ard any ADM
nistaton which may succeed, pursuing the same
general course, VIII be supported. Foreign and
Domestic detAils'wil be noticed. Besides ibis,
the public VIII, time after tune, be appraised OF
the affairs of the puolc institutions, and parhcu-
larry OF the course of the Bank is piaaagers.
lis influence, it, defects and inlposisions The u
swjpatioas OF this dangerous institution Viii be
noted the Aristocracy which grows from its ms.
n;gement WI. be expressed, Tbs course will be;
pursued with temper and Gr,iiness, which vii
yicid neither 70 the Establishments OF 5atteIy MOI.
the irowns u power. Stock -Jobbing and Favor
iteisn, I4rii Demons viii be arrested whene-
yer they appear
500 SltDscrioers at S Dollars per annum esch,
one half in adyance, necessary TO the com
mencenent OF the Paper.
GERARD BANKS.
Richmond, Oct. 80. Teptf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-17

MI X. LIE TELLER, DEMTLST-Is now
1VI practicing in the various branches of his
profession, i. e. cleansing and restoring tie Teeth
to their natural elegance, setting artiRcs! ones.
so rs to be useful as we'll ss Ornamental p!uggina
tie decoyed cavities OF such as can be preserved.
and attracting such as arc too far gone to be saved
IN which operation he makesuse of-B,-uf'g Patent
Extracting LHStrn,sct-Nghich takes the teeth out,
without any possibility of fiacturing the Jaw OF.
bI1iising the gums, ADD with much less pain than
the instruments that are in general use
He deems it unnecessary to say any thing con-
corning the advantages derived from the manner
OF his performance or his abilities, leaving ii foy
his former operations TO speak
He has DENTIFarcE of superior quality,
void OF corrosive substances, prepared by Himself
and for sale.
His dwelling IS over Mr.. Brooke's store in the.
brick row.-A line or servant directed TO The said
place, viii be attended to- Dee 15-Tnu9yy1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-17

M ANC1fESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY,
w ihc Irgc' tors ofdc Manchester Turnpike
C'1lr.fy VII a,ttnd 1T James Books ttycIn IN
we town 81 Na'cnestcr, on thc 3ist d ~ OF this
i"+'.a, iortbc purpose OF rccc,1,. prcp,s Is and
D .dg contracts for Fsepi-g tie Po4d in root
f,p-.: ~. one year. Satisfactory .ccruilv win be-
ititred If Jy psrson who s'isn unGeriskc IA,
D,.@rrsa, .rd = lev horses and carts nay be- fur
nisno4 ~ Die directors
JAbE5 BRAEDER, Ccyk
Dec Is r.rtg6gI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-17
~ CNANEERX.

IN CEA EcERIc % = -
lit a qnartefiv cast.. continued and he'd far tie
eoR@ty + Prinee -Elxvura, Nopen,ber tie 17th,
1897. ~. :
Maitha Dsshazor, Con,fPf.
against
szachariah Rice, Executor CT John Desha-1 ...
.2os, deed. john Deshazor, Zachariah
Rice, guardian OF James Dcshazor, Mar =
tha peshszor, Susanna Deshazor, VIM =
Dcshazor, Polly Burgess, lately Polly : 3
Deshazor, Elizabeth P,unton, late Eli
zabeth Deshazor, and John p. Burgess, -
husband OF the said Polly Burgess,
He defendant William Deshazor, not hav-
Il ing entered his appearance and given security
accordiusg to an act OF the General Assembly and
the rules ottis court, disappearing TO the sat
istacton OF Tie court that he i not AN inhahtant
of thus state, the motion Of thc complainant,
BY her cou'' sci, Il is Ort,tei, That the said de-
tendont, William Deshazor, do appear here on
the first dAyof February court next, and answer
the con,iinant's bill, and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted III some one OF the pub
lie newspapers printed i'll the city of Richmond
Tor two mliiihs successfully, and also posted at
the front door ofthe Court-House OF this county
Copy. TesL,
F. WATKINS, C. c.
Dec (Fow)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-17

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