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.ErHE subscriber, Of the town and county
4 l of Alexandria, in the district of Colunl-
.bia, has obtained from the Orphans Court ST
the said county, letters Of admins tration upon
the personal estate Of Doctor James Gisl;es,
late ofthe town and county aforesaid deceased J:
All persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are here6y warned to exhibit them
with proper vouchers thereof, on or before
the first day Of, april next ensping, or they
may by law be excluded from all benefit the
said estate. And all these indebted thereto,
are requested to make imme diatc pay ncnt
Given under my hand, this 2sth day Of Sep
TENDER, 1907. ssv
Frances Gillies, AaWs. 1,
September 20. ss#4w
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's7' a. rs great Bargain.

A great Bargain.
THE subscriber offers for sale the House
he lately purchased Of the Bank. It will be
sold much below its real value, and a credit
given that shall suit the purchaser,
If not sold shortly it will be rented.
a. Holbrook.
.Octobef g. go 44'
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The following account of the last ariel excur-
sion of M. BLANcnARD, is copied from
late Dutch paper.
THEs6Ist air voyage Of the famous Mr..
Blanchard, being the 18th Of his lady, was
performed the Sd of August near Rotterdam.
Though every prospect appeared very favor
able for the intended voyage, yet it was dis
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|.t-.I.l - q - y z =. - ~
Jacob johnson
Thomas ! Jones
Henry Jones
John johnson
< /
Mrs. Julia Kerr
John Kennedy
Samuel Kirk
Tboy,, as Kirby
Francis Keen.
T.. &
Elizabe ]. an thers
Mrs. Lewis, q
T,loyd Logan
peter Isoggias
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s. Dollars Reward.
May is.

4 IL = 4 ..
DdAN AWAY, some time in the months
HI Of November OF Dee. last, negro man
by. the name of SAM, who was hired in the
town Of. Alexandria to as Mr.. Robert Smith
Hcswasi about 80 years ofage, about $ feet
10 or inches high, very straisht,,o of rather
a yellowish or fancy: complexion, Suffers a
iittle,s has a soft voice and generally seems
humble and tilnid, When spoken TO. He had
a wheat COZ. Jelnmespn's m the county OF
Caroline, and may. perhaps be lurking in that
ncighborhood, but think it more pgobabls
he may. have gone to The state of Maryland
il taken in the state Of Virginia and, bgsusht
10 me I will give the above reward if is the
.statelof: Maryland and brought to me 4 will
give 3edollas reward.
Baldwin NJ. Lee.
Virginia, Westmoreland} .s..s ~.
county, July "a. [soI q,
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I This is to give notice, that the

subscriber of Alexandra County, in the dis
trict Of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
hpan's Court Of said cos:nty letters testament
iaary on the estate Of John. DIFF, late of the
county aforesaid deceased; ali persons having
claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit them with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the
9Th day Of Aprilnext, or they may BY law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate and
those indebted. thereto are required to make
Immediate payment. Given under my hand
this 5th day OF October 1907.
Sarah Duff, Es'rx.
4 Oct. s. 2aw4w.
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Oct. s.
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District Of Columbia.

A TOTICE is hereby green % al spaosa il
IN nay eoneer,, that the Consul General
Of Portugal to. the United States ofIAmeaica,
has authorised the subscriber to legaiize all
papers that may be necessary for vessels
bound from the ports Of this distriststo any IN
Portugal or Madeira.
Those masters Of vessels who may omit
having their bills of health thus certified, viii
Reliable TO undergo quarailtine.
1t isfroquisite that any article shipped for
account Of Portuguese subject, should be
declared and sworE to, as Portuguese proper
ard; tbs bills of ladi1a, legalized as above.
Lewis. Deblols.
Ni.u - ,sSsst.ssAs flse a - ftf,,a a
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Ehe SEbfcriber-

Returns his most grateful thanks TO the irss
habitaAtssof this town, for The patronage he
has hcrctofor received, and earnestly solicits
continuance ofthe same He likewise takes
this anethod to inform them that, on Monday
evening, the 2sth of September inst. he In
tends opening a NIGHTT SCHOOL at his
Academy oil Prinoe-stree where viii DO
taught Reading, Writing, Arithmetic and
any branch Of the Mathematics..Any YOUNG;
gentlemen DESTROYS 20 become aeqis nted with
any; Of the above branches will meettWith; due
attention from
G. w Y g. Carla,.
September IS.
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Jonah Thornplon,
Richard Veitchs
April rs. w&ssf
N o TEE.
Asexanisie, April IS.

ALL. thosc whs have any elaiRs OF de-
l rnands against the estate Of Join Dur, 3.
aahs merchant, late Of the town of a lexandiia,
are hereby informed, to bring in their ac-
counts, legally proved, before the frstsday. of
November next, (which time a filll and Anal
settlement and distribution fhiss estate, will
be made. Should any accounts be exhibited
after that period, they will be dlsregardsd,
and this .Aotfes pleaded IN bar Of them. Those
that areindebted to the estate. syill be pleased
70 make, Immediate payment.
5 samuel Craig, ~
William Herbert,
April 81 s. = s siav
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NJy CT E.t.nkn h9ofI,rs Isref.f 4 essts Ok
0iu Oh i's'p''s -''ss =
-"e 49, enc o,,, e,,opt;rac
T n;te aoA''' i dn host vine 'h;tsrs
Inso nd W =. rum
ss,, Ena al.r ~ do
r seSTlAs i % ,n5 Nanls brandy
30 liia,' noul 49, So So !
s91,;asle, sa' ~ .j ~ c.se 3
s 9ell,oe' ..,. 80 =, NV ~ ,,d
- -l's - mnlsI pa,rs,.,van;a I'VE u,iskey
~ oarse,S icnlls' i'''''l1 = wig
S va. N naffss e,;,,. ,.;;,oo,,
81 n Mhlte VINE 3, .a =, 49, S,as'
a., III -. y = . ION honcv
fossheaase 1la9ani rs, ay,s9 ao,asscs
= .,u, -, ~
Y 1,ans,Gsf'''
LIP. TEAS
V w .Un urso, ..J aoohm
: 1s.saS st;n and . -
saushanm
49, g., s,sa.rs l;gsrent Qualities
sl 9 49, =, c.,r. philadelphia, Bal
nvss1 s ~ s, s.
e'ln9lssa,.' +. s.att,s ,n, Harilton's snuff
H. ILL., :, Z ,,,.dlsrs
M ''OteieS s s'st>i y
Cloysr-secd. Penn, n,s7rantea3 ii
Nice; nutrlsgs cloves eassis p1 c.s
to- > Pepper; ginger, race and groaad' ~
& q 49, n . l.I4 II
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StIsB sCaTBGxS

ssi royss Of slie iirs OF
,;s,a ,af T1IC NfPSt3 81 and TIC "a, 90
81 apal sfose ER no II tie oa3osg
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l0ll1.sat ant TO a Deesee

Ofthe honorable the circuit court Of the dis.
trict Of Columbia, in suit depending IN
alexandria county, IN chancery, wherein
Colin Aud administrator Of Robert Mill-
gan, deceased, is comp ainant and William
Wilson defendant, will he exposed to pub
3 lie sale, on Saturday, The dry Of Se1fite,,i4
Der nert, at ten, O'Clock in tie forenoon, at
the coffee house in the town Of Alexanslfiaa,
for ready money
A LII the said VIM. Wilson'S right and Il
IN tie in and to three fourth parts Of al ul- I
divided interest III the whole OF the lands
heretofore .attachedto the Kecptrgst furnace,
being about fourteen hundred acres, with the
exception Of the works and ~ acres sold 70
the government of the United States, lying IN
Berkley now Jefferson county, near Harpss IS
eY.rv 49, e5Sek
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Charles Lee c.,,,;e
Thos. Swan. sp' -

August 4 2awts:
BY reafsn Of the absence of ths
commiiioners, the sale Of the above
mentioned property is poifpoDed until
Saturday the 18th OCT. at 10 o'clock, in
the forenoon, at the coffee house
when Ii will take place.
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he Salb crib Ell

q he 6lbscrlb eT,
is lsaan4Sactoyys Watsf--ss''ee es5ists 10Y
ss9ss safr,
Upwards Of 1 5000 VT. Soap,
which, on inspection. will be found ofafeary
s superior Quality
Is Mould and dipped Candies II, boxes. VS.
SeathsC afoliila' Cotton, inbales.
Ditto Rice, IN tierees,
md, as nsual, first gt0lity
Philadelphia Porter, I'M hhds. and bottles.
Williaal DonEap.
September 2 co
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Patrick McCutchea
John McCrae
James McKin.
n.
John Nelson
Nathaniel Naen
Lewis Nicholas
O.
Jane Owens
William Dustin
George Owens.
p.
Hezekiah Parker
Mary Palmer
Thomas Paterson
William PattersoR
John Pollard I
Monford Potter
Allison Post
Joseph patterson.
Michael QnIgley 2
y
John Rich
John Richards B
Robert Robey )
Robert p. Roberts
William Reynolds
James Roper.
..
Joseph Sinner
William Simmons
Samuel Summers
Thomas Summers
George StcTens
John Shaw
Nathaniel Stanwood
George B. Steaart
John B. Sullivan
Ebenezer Stibbens
Mary Singleton
William Stops
Alexander Sandcrson
Mary Shotwella 4
sEbeneZer StGrScS
Joseph Sewer
Jonn Simpson.
Gardner ] 'hompsoa
John Taylor
Samuel Thomas
William Taylor
Henry Tattspaw B,
Benjamin Thompsoai
Susannah Tracey
Priscilla Thrift
George Hubert
William P:T erreh
Robert vincent.
Monsieur Nsctor
Robert Valentine
Joseph Veroney.
W
Thomas Vatsop
William w eston, 2
Anslfew Woodward cd
Joseph Willest0n, z
dDanlei WriSnt
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q q
Sally Allison
William ADAMS
Joseph Alexasldes
Charles a. sander
Cath. $ Alexanaer
John Adams
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Mr.. Batter
lohn Bah
Thomas BasFord
Alexander Biekerton
| Ella abcsh Bayley
William Barker
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Richard Coe
Jinna Cromwell
Henry Cowper
Thomas Curly
John Coward
Geo. Chapman, Jun.
: Gideon Colcord
yyhitsng Cooke
daniel Conner
G.. Coleman
Samuel Cross
Joseph Cornmarqae.
ID
David Dick
Ednlond Denny
+ homas Darnos
Eliza Dulany
CatAeAne Dade
Cornelius Mpernot
Samuel Dixon
SaTntsck DAVIS
Samuel qHlap
Anne love
Daznel Davis
Mr.. Laws
Thomas Davis
Miss l. Darn.
L.
Wesley EaEnshaw
Brusells Evans Ill
Joseph Everltr
James G.. Evans
Robert Evans
James Evans
Thomas Eastmah
F,
5 Mrs. Fletcher
Jose rh Ford
MRS. French
John g. Francis
James FlOoa
Eleanor Franklin
.s9G
John Graham
.---.-- Gilpin
George Grahara
Daniel Gould, ?
lanes Gildea
William Crimes
Mrs. Green
Alexander Gibson
Mons. 6, F. Gray s
Allen Ganncn
Bennett Goodrich
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! A ~ stNl,EtSe
&, o Z e FOR sale r's,y ls,s,
% hogsheads Muscova,,a
60 bags green Cofcc Naeesf
= hogshcads we'll Favored Rum
pipes Cogniac Brandy -
~ quartercasks Sherry Vim,
- bales Tennessee Ccstan
and az usual,
a general assortment Of the hov, ~.
Spirit'ios's Liquors, Teas and G-oce,,.s.' u'es,
October 70. WIGS
70 BE REA7I:9.D-
a thfcc story Brick Dwelling and w.
house, on King and Henry stree;e..sas ssic
or separate. Likewise, On the opposite s, -.
q two story Brick Dwelling House, 80 'Ae'
FIR terms aishiyto
Jonathaa and NJ. scholasld,
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District Of Columbia.
you,atu OF MerdndrfQ, IS.

-, July Ttrr, 1867
4 tsaa.aal ',1ls0n' c0'atlaaant,1 s
ll1rrshaN Bennetts BcVamiu Garner. q
s1Faones Robertson and George Barr.
VveL, Defendants
THE dssadagts Marshall BssSd
Bsaizoa,l GQ,nets, eIAenlas Robertson. d e.,
BsrnsveA, sot hauiag entered thair ahheo,o,a,
and givess sseurity aeeordiny TO The act ofr,,.n
6ly.and tss ruses Qfthis CONN, qnasit afteo,;s,
tostie scsisf aftisss of This corr, ussn otd,,gs
lzhas t1le sai;d 4eats Martial Besuft, s,s
jqfn;;a Garnet, Tdomaa Ro6efson, and Gsorre
BdyxaoeR, ere rot i,tlaateatsIe fe this dstri,t9.
Of, motion d tie arid eomhtcsaGat By HE eouns.I
il is ordered, taat the said dsferdants do at4far
here on tie first day Of tovea5er term nert,
and arsgver she biz me eom,tldaqnt ard ina,
a eoty Of this order be Jorthsutainsertedin BOIL
Of The fu5He a,escetaaers hubGslrd III .Ncrcr.
dria for teuo nsonshs suceesstpcly, ara INT cnc.
ther eahy beaosted asshcjf'pat DIR q tie cart
house 9 SAID county.
n Cay. Icste.
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[12 l-2 Gents Siagle.1

compliment wa. peremptorily withheld bv
France, III spite of the remenstrances Of q,
britain; and 1t remains for your enquiry,
whether IT did not continue to be refused,
Notwithstanding the failure at Amiers tt,
obtain from Great Britain formal renun-
citation of the claim.
From every view of the subject, it is req
'sonabie to expect that the exception ofthS
narrow seas, from the stipulation against
impresSments, will not be, infie Xiblv MAIN
tanned. Should 1T be so. your negotiation will
De at an end. The truth is, that SO great a
proportion OF our trade direct and circuit
Gus, passes thro' those channels, and such
lsits peculiareXposur in them to the wrong
practlsed, that with such an exception, any
remedy would be very partial. And we
can never consent to purchase partial re.
medy, by confirming general evil, and by
subJecting ourselves to our own reproaches,
as well as to those cf other nations.
Third 1t appears, as well BY a letter froEa
Mir. Thornton, in answer to one from me.
OF both which copies are enclosed, as from
conversations with Mr.. Merry, that the fa-
cilty which would be given, particularly
in the British channel, by the immunity
claimed for American vessels, to the escape.
OF traitors and the; dissertation of others
whose services III time Of war may be par
'lcularly important to an enemy, forms one
OF the pleas for the British practice of ex4-
aiming American crews, and will be one
OF the objections to formal REIMBURSEMENT
of it.
This plea, like all the others, admits a solid
and satisfactory reply. In the first place.
IT 1t could prevail at all against the neutral
claim, 1T would authorize the seizure of the
persons described only, and in vessels bound
to hostile country only whereas the prac-
tice OF impressins is applied to persons few,
Ii any OF whom, are aaedged TO be of either
description, and to vessels whithersoever
bound, even to Great Britain herself in
the next place, it is not only preference of
smaller object on one side to greater OBJ
Ject on the other but sacrihce.of right on
one side, TIC eXpediency on the other side.
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ALEXANDRIA, july 9.

ALEXANDRIA, July 3.
: Information ofundoubted credibility has
Just reached cur city, that the British squa-
dron' having assumed threatening positi-
on before Hampton, have required the ci-
items of Norfolk and Portsmouth to rescind
their resolutions, and have declared, that
disobedience to the requision will be es-
tetmed commencement Of war. Tho
demand has been rejected with becoming
hruineSs. 1t Is also stated, that in conse-
quence OF this and other hostile proccedS
lpSs5 the merchants OF Baltimore have dee
med 1t necessary 10 recall those vessels
which had been recently discharged from
their port, and to postpone the departure
OF others. The Committee of Alexandra.
6eheving that individual safety and the
public welfare may require a short suspen-
sion OF the commerce Of Potomac, have
Thought IT eXpedient to publish this infor.
mauono and to advise the merchants of cur
city to detain their vessels while the coma
mtrce OF the bay and river continues to be
threatened with predatory violence. The
committee do not intend 10 recommend apv
measure which has the color of undelepa.
ted power, but to apprize the Citizens that
their property cannot pass the bay and ri,
yer without danger of loss to themselves
and OF detriment to the community. The
proclamation CT government and the reSo-
lutions Of our cities were intended to repeI
an offensive belligerent from cur waters by
withholding the comforts ofhcsp tally; but
their removal cannot be effected iii this
manner, while supplies and riches can be
Sainedby the plumber Of cur vessels. tits
therefore hoped that a becoming regard
Tor private interest and the common safety
VIII prevent the citizens Of Alexandria
from exposing their vessels until open war
or the restoration of amity affords more
certain grounds for commercial calculate
on.
John Mckinney. w. Jones, jr
IN, oimns. Cuthbert Powell
Booert Young. n Ftzhugh
Enaha u DICK. Francis l.. Lee.
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WIN. NfUNFoRD.
LlhcneSSeS Taken and E>t5ta0ea.

THE subscriber 6egS iea0e 10 inform
fhe ladies and gentiemch If tie citv Of
Ricknoaid, that he takes and eagraves
LFKE.NE'SSES in style never introdu-
ced before, ia mis- country i; he reShect;ilE-
~ solicits from the inhabitants Of this
place, the same favor and Patronage he
has met 7pith in tie iargest cities Of the
United States, 7rhere he has taken great
number Of Likenc$Ses, coEies Of 7yhich
may be seen ar his lodgings in Mrs Har-
riS's House nearly of1iosite the CuStom-
Hou8e.
The subscriber in order nor TO diaat-
foint those zyho might haze desire TO
ser for their Hkene8&cs, 6egs leave to sug-
gest that ms 0tay in this hiace ?oiH be
short.
81. 14EB1IyN
July IS. 6t4t*
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III a Court bed for Prince Easpa,d Comfy, Apyii
re 2lst, 1907
John Watts and Thomas I. Scott, Ex'rs.0
OF William Watts, dec. Complainants.

re 2lH, 1877
John Watts and Thomas Z. Scott, Ex'rs.S
OF William Watts, dec. Complansnts.
dgairs,
Jesse Hamiett, and Be,sey his wife, late :
Bctsey Clarke, and Susanna Clarke, Heirs :
OF John Clarke, deceased, Maston C.
Harper, Maston G.. Clarke, and Lucy C. 8
his wife, lake Lucy G. Harper, Joel B.
Harper, and Elizabeth E. Harper, Heirs
Of James Harper deceased, Defendants.
'HIS day came the compliments by their
j. counsel. and the attachment for answer a.
vardcd then, against the defendant Jesse Ham,
LETT, being returned executed, and the said
defendant Jesse Hamlet, still failing 20 appear
and answer the compliments bill. Il is decreed
and ordered, ,ha the compiainants' bill 5c taken
for confessed as to the 'aid defendant Jesse
Hamlet. and the court will proceed 1T a future
day, to decree The matters thereof unless the
said defendant Jesse Hamlet, shall on or before
he 6yst day of the neat court after being served
with copy Of this order, shew cause 10 The COM
tsary. On the motion Of the cumplainants, a
new subpoena in chapcery is awarded them a
gainst Thomas Cake, as guardian of the defen-
dant Susanna Clarke: aua the defendants Mas
ton c. Harper, Masron 6. Clarke aud Lucy C
his wife. la'e Lucy Harper, Joel b. Harper
and Elizabeth L. Harper. rot having entered
their appearance, and given security according
to an act OF the General Assembly, and The rules
OF this court, and it appealing the Satisfaction
OF the cou't THAI they are rot hh ablants of this
state The motion Of ne coruplainau,s by their
counsel, IL is ordered that the said defendants
Maston 6 EaTpcr, Maston e.. Clarke. and Lu.
cy c. his wife late Lucy G Harper, joel b.
Harper, and klizsi,eth u Hetper, do appear
here on the .irat day OF July court next, ard an
swer tine coInpiGinan,s' BIZ, and ehat copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some one Of
the public newspapers pyiated ~ the Guy ofRi~h-
mond, for two months successfully, ,and also
posted az the front door Of the cour, house of
this County.
A Copy, Tes,e,
REMlAMIN WATKINS. p g
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"A h July. 1907

PURSUANT to the authority v,s,ed n the
i Commandant Of the Nineteenth Regimen, Of
Militia By the act Of the General Assembly Of
Virginia, emf. led &" An act concerning the NHi.
ia of the City of Nehmond," Battalion
Court Of Enquiry IS di,ected TO be held for The
first Battalion The Bell Tavern in the said city
OF Friday the 24h day Of th,s month, and foe
the second Battalion the Washington Ia
veru IN he said oiy, on Saturday the 25rh day
Of this month.
The purpose of these courts b.ing TO assess
the fines incurred for nOn-stiendance at the pre-
ceding musters in the last and present mon'h, the
CcmEandants Of Companies will be expec ed
70 be exact IN making their several company
reiu7ns 20 the Commandments of Battalion on o.
before he Gays appointed for said courts respec.
lively, aud also in their attendance SAID courts
ali persons fined by the Battalion Conrts of
Enquiry in The month Of May last, and having
excuses ystto lake arc hereby noi6, d that Jhey
may attend these courts respectively and make
their excuses
GEO: WIN. SMITH,
IL Col Commandaut 10Th Regiment.
Civ Of Ri-hrS 1nd Iuiy IA 1857 tdm
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A NETTING Of the above Company will takt
"a ace u, The Bell-T.vern. on SaiutdaJ he
18Th instant, AZ o clock, p. N. At which time
he Officers will be appointed, and such rules
prescribed as are deemed essentially necessary
f5r the regulation cf he same.
H. Gentlemen who are disposed 70 associ
at. themselves in the above Company, are In
formed. tina, a list is in the hands Of Mr. John
Parkhil Of the house Of Bryson ( ParkhiIl.
i1rh July 1907.
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10 Re SOLD

For ready money, al Public AUG ion on The
rreni ses, on the 25lh day Of this rnon.h.
The Tract Of Land So PLANTATION,
IN the county Of Henrico, wherein lanes AZ
len now resides, containing by estimation
three huntred 5crcs b. the same more or es.-
ny virtue OF a deed OF trus, executed Wy he aid
Allen 70 the Subscribers TO tecurc the payment
OF sum Of mOnay therein expressed, doc -
Nathaniel Wilkinson, or so much thereof as hal
be sufficient 70 disehWgs tho debt and ,kr,nss
ot the trust aiurcoaid On the land q cen.
eel dwelling and other necessary ous ouses y an
an apple and peach orchard Of the shoieest E ne
now in high Perfection, The said plantation is
Desirable situation lying on the north branch
Of the Brook, about eight miles from the eity Of
kichmord' Any person wishing to puYchase
the said land ought 10 vice, The rrenistr before
he day Of sale, which viii actually take place
On the above rccited day, between the hours Of
IL and o'rlock.
Psrrt WrLEiSsow,
WATsoS PArgbN, lTuS'essi
Iuly 18Th. 1907 ids
sCT' Z he sale Of ne above land vas ADVERT.
sed to lake place on the 1oh inst bu, Tor y,ant
OF bidders has bsea postponed 10 ,he above men.
10 cc day
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THE Subscriber has removed to an house
near the upper end of the Town ON the
Street leading from the Capitol square. He
continues to practise law III all the Supe-
rior Courts holden in the Cityof Richmond,
and also in the District Court OF Bruins
wick. Ills Clients may rely OH his utmost
assiduity and attention to the business en-
trusted to his care.
WV NFITNFORD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-18

BUcKTEGHAM CoUNTr, Mar TEEN, 1907.
Jones Gill, COmplainnnt.O -.
AGAINST
William II. Clayton ard Clarissa his 8
wife, and Mary Mosby Hales, an in 3
FAINT under the age of twenty-oneS :
years, defendants
GN the motion of the complainant, and
" it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
court that the defendant William II. Clay
ron is not an inhabitant of this state: IL is
ordered and decreed, that unless he shall
appear here on or before August court
next and answer the bill of the complains
ant, the same will then be taken for con-
fessed as to him, and the matter thereof
decreed accordingly, and that a copy Of
this order be forthwith published in some
newspaper ofthe city of Richmond for two
months successfully, and another copy be
posted at the front door of the Courthouse
of this county.
A copy--Teste,
II. ELDRTDCE, Jr. d. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-18
MR HENNY LkCKNYIlH.

MR EENNY LECKWIlH.
DLRAsE iake notice, that on Saturday
the 25Ih inst at the house oil John
Bailey, Of King William ccuaiy, l shall pro-
c. ed 10 take the deposition Of the said John Bal.
icy, to be read in evide nee in n case now depeu-
ding aud undetermined in the County Couit of
Henrico. WHEREIN am Plaintiff and you are de-
iendant, at vhich time ana place you ere reques-
ted to attend
JACOB FhCKLER.
14h Tulv, 1907 Q