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FOR SAVE
4 vG!aabie tract of Lana,

4 0a!Hable tract Of Land,
ENthc lower cud Of Buckingham, Wing on
L BufIaioc creek, adjoining tic lands OF MIR.
James Wilson and Mr.. COPELAND, containing
upwards of enc thousand acres, being in u
popolous and wealthy neighborhood and
within three miles of Ca-Ira.
sufficient quantity is opened to work ten
hands TO ad7antage-the greater part being
yet to clear, Astounding in excellent timber,
ard aHlrGinS from four tn FIVE hundred a.
ores of prime tobacco land.
MIR. Moses Scott living on the premises
Will shew the land TO any one inclined te
purchase. For terms apply to the subscri-
Der. SUSANNA WILCOX.
Cheilewe, 1ssil March, 1897 sn
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The Imported Horse,
90 p A u l.,

ySEsW Is beautitui sorrei, ht.cen hands
~ Lse,-. \. three inches high. remarkable Tor
hrs elegance, beauty, strength and fine bone:
WIZ stand the ensuing season 81 my plantation
IN Powhatan county, on James river, three mile.
above the %arnekin town ferry and about the
same distance below Iude's ferry, 10 cover mares
~ tvenvy-fve dolia's the season. hus may b,
discharged Ivy the payment OF eighteen dollars
If paid by the firss day of NoYcmber next. with
half ! dollar 70 the groom. Good and extensive
pasruraSc gratis, but liability for escancs Or
other sccidcrts, The season viii commence on
the first of March and end the first day OF hu-
gust next.
This beautiful horse Paul. was raised BY the
Prince Of Wales. and gos by his horse Sa,tra, n
who was got by O'Ke'ly'S Eclipse, his dam. vi.
rago, by Snap, paut's dam. Purity. was got by
Matohew. her dam, the Old Squirt mare, of a.
great fame as any mare in the Kingdom. Seve-
raj certificates OF Paul rs a good and sure foa.
getter may be seen az his stand,
THOMAS HARRIS, Jr. Millwcod.
FEB. 27. 1897. epti5epSSwIJ
N. B Wares may he fed at 2s. per day if the
money is sent with Them. r ".
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equity,

IL iTA--e9,0 1oO 1 7,
iE SF"v3 IMPORTED last fall. by
l&1se ) A..ez - Brown * Rives, will stand
tae ensuing season at my stable, in Amherst,
I'VE miles from New-Glasgow, at TWEEN
ty-hVc dollars The season, discharpeab,e bv
twenty, II paid by the first day of October
ncXt--Ihc season to commence the first of
March and end first August.-kfares NAV
he covered by the leap at twelve dollars,
PAID at the time Of service or forty dol
lars TO ensure them in foal, payable first
DAY oiJanuary ncXt-one dollar TO the groom
IN every case.--Good and extensive oastu-
rage, gratis, but no liability for accidents
or escapes.
SOUi Y IS beautiful bay, ten years old,
N nigh health and vigor, FIVE feet three in
ches high, full of bone and muscle. hne,
points and elegant form. He was after ma
ny months research selected by MIR. Wea-
therby (aut'ior of the racing calendar and
general stud-hook) as one of the best horses
that could be procured in Great Britain.
IN letter from him he says there never
was a higher bred horse shipped from
Great britain or any other country.
Coz 4 was got by Sir Peter Teazle Cun-
qucstionahly the best stallion now in Eng
lardl his dam the famous Yellow Mare by
random; 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
9ey Barb; Makeless; trimmer; Son of
Dodsworth Burton Barb Mare.
equity run but three times, owing to
an injury he received in The fore leg
LIST, IN 1919, for the Darby stakes, fer
three year dds, won by Archdukc.
%, IN 1900, sweepstakes, for all ages,
with % guineas added out of the racing
iuuc-won by equity, beating Fugleman,
Vivaldi, &c. &c.
81. New-Market July meeting, 6 SO, by
subscription, won by Sorcerer.
RoBERT RIVERS
February 10Th, 1907. 9w
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FOX SALE,
And possession given the 1st of January
next,
Il Ua!uaWe trecf ofLan9,

In the county OF Albemarle, on the waters
OF Moore's creek, containing 600 acres-
The soil is equal to any in the county for
the culture of corn, wheat and tobacco
the advantages il possesses make it dcsi-
rable situation, it being within two and
half miles oECharlottcsvillc, six of Milton
and four from the Presidents manufacture
ing -ain. On this tract there is good new
two story dwelling house, with other neces.
sary houses, sufficient for the reception Of a
genteei family the plantation is in good or
der for cropping. Any person inclinable to
purchase, may know the terms by APPLYING
to William Gait, in Richmond, or the sub,
scrihcr, in Milton, who will shew the land,
and treat for the same.
DAVID ANDERSON.
Februasy II, 1907. 4w
n. 3. II the above mentioned tract of
land IS net sold before the 9Th day of Nav
next, being Albemarle court day, it will
that day ne sold at public auction, before
Triplet r Estes's tavern in the town of
Charlottesville
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PROPOSALS

XNILL be received by the Executive for
w furnishing the convicts u the peni-
tertiary with Rations for one year from
the first day 90 next month. The compo-
nent parts OF each ration may be ascertain
ed by persons wishing TO contract, by APP
plying to
DAM. l.. HYLTON,
Clerk Qfthe Council.
Gath March, 1907. If
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Sales at Auction.
VIII beSOLD, BY the subscribers on Tues
day the 18th day Of April next, on the
THE HOUSES and LOT.


TIE HOUSES and LOT,
at present occupied By Thomas Under
wood, esq. consisting Of an excellent brick
dwelling house, smo!sc-house, carriage
house and stable, all lately built and in com
plete repair; the lot we'll enclosed. One
halt the purchase money payable next
Christmas, anil the balance PAYABLE the
Christmas following, for bonds with APP
proved security, with deed of trust on the
property to secure the punctual payment
ofthe money.
1T the same time and place will be sold
four or five excellent HOUSE SER
WANTS., together with several new FEA-
HER BEDS, and great variety OF
Household and Kitchen rURNrTURE., Tor
bonds with approved security, payable
next Christmas.
PROsSER & ATCNCURE, Auc'rs
Feb. 25, 1867. IDS
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Land for Sale.

II Y virtue of deed Of trust executed to
2S me by William Tear, 20 sccure the
payment of debt due James Murphy and
company, will SELL, 20 the highest bid
der, for ready money, at Amherst court
house, on Saturday the 2syh day Of March
sezt, a tract of LAND, lying in Amherst
county, on the branches Of Naked creek,
within one mile of the courthouse aforesaid,
containing 800 acres, being the tract on
which the said William Tear now resides,
and known BY the name ofthe ran-Yard-
being only Interested as trustee, for the
benefit of others, I viii only warrant the
title of the said tract OF land, as to myself
and those claiming under me.
JOHN HIGGINBOTHAM, Trustee.
Warminster, 18th Feb. 1907. Nv
~ IN consequence Of an error in the
above advertisement, the word IcGs being
taken fo9 " Tear" the sale Of the above
tract Of land is postponed until Saturday
the eleventh day Of April next, at which
time it VIII certainly take place.
John Hyggin6otham.
March 9, 1907. IDS
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Pursuantto the foregoing advertisements,
thesubscribers viii proceed to sell the above
mentioned property on the day aforesaid,
precisely at II o'clock in the forenoon CT
that day, on the premises, agreeabiy to the
terms therein specified
PROSSER g. MOECUPF. V.
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WILL BE SOLD,
At Public Auction,
On the seventh day Of April next, sundr,
Valuable LOTS.


With and without improvements, living
on the Main-ctrect, passing through A.
dams's Valley, and short distance from
the Market-House--cons of
A Il lot, en- which is erected neat two
story brick house, completely ftted for
grocery, and the accommodation OF = fami-
ly; fronting on tho main street about
feet, and running back about geo feet to A.
dams's canai---Four unimproved lots, IS
feet each, front, adjoining each other, from
ting on the same main street, and running
back about $50 feet to Adsms's canal
These latterlots are separated from the lot
on which stands the brick tenement, only b.
Mr.. Samuel Bells lot
rogive further description ofthe above
valuable property, is deemed unnecessary.
It's advantageous situation, arising from It's
contiguity 20 the marl5et-its situation inn
mcdiately on a populous road, even now, *
promises soon to be the greatest inlet TO
the heart of the city, with the increasing
value of landed property in the neighbcr-
hood, promise that few similar opportuni-
ties win offer hereafter for making such
valuable purchases.
The terms are, a credit Of 6, 10 and Is
months, the purchasers giving bond and
security, together with deeds Of trust on
the property to secure the faithful perfor-
nance of their contracts-which bends and
othcrsecurities must be made to the salts
faction of Messrs. Prosser * Moncure, who
will conduct the sale.
THO ms PULLING.
Richmond, 1871 Feb. 1907. tbs
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Wanted a Sitnation,

L IrHER IN a Counting ouse, or be-
- hind q Cou1fer--H young Ilfqa 7yHo
has been bred 10 the Mercantile 6usfncse.
md come 7geN recoHmeHded, n line addres-
$ed 10 n. ~ and ieff at Cabeis5Hrg hosf
e6ice, vii lie regularly affeHdcd 10.
March 70, 1907. I'm
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~. Haighf.

UPHOLSTERER-FRom Nrw-YonK
I7as .Jor sale, on the 1zail-streef, neari,
ohhosife the Old City TaUera,
M ACTRESSES & FEATHER BEDS
W OF every description, with large &,
elegant assortment of Paher HaugfnrS and
IHrFqfn trimmings, Wahogany furniture
"Lpdow Cornices, PiaHo- Forfes, &c.
neg and HtHd27U Curtains made in the
most iashio1abie stile, Uery iozO. Old Mat
tresaes worked over &c.
The above articles will be sold for cash
or country produce.
Richmond, Feb. %, 1907. WON
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FOR SALE.
MY tract of Land,

IN Powhatan county, containing between
nine hundred and thousand acres, and
ying within two miles Of the courthouse,
and on both sides Of Fine creek Thiftract
OF iand would be sold entire, otherwise laid
OF IN l9ts TO suit purchasers. Any persons
ihclinaoie to purchase, It is expected will
first view the prcmiscs-anv fnrtbor dol
scription is deemed unnecessary. -
terms apply to the subscriber, Hving on the
premises. VIC
SAM. BAsEERtILrx.
,Pswhatan, Jan. 4th, 1917.
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To The Public.

THE Subscriber has removed to an house
near the upper end of the Town on tbe
Street leading from the Capitol square. He
continues to practise law in ali the Sune-
nor Courts holden in the CityofRichmond
and also in the District Court Of Bruns-
wick. His Clients may rely on his ufmogt
assiduity and attention to the business en-
trusted to his care.
WIZ. MUNFORD.
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Land e. Negroes for Sale.

PYvirtue OF deed Of trust executed 20 me hv
- Thomas Randolph, to secure the payment of
2 d,bt due Isaac II. Coles, viii sell, to the
highest bidler, for ready money, on Thurs
day TIE 10th day Of April next, At Chuquepin
Church, in Amelia. one hundred and ify acres
GLAND, lying on hppoma,iox river, in tile
county Of Amelia, being part Of the land on
which the said Thomas RaHdc'ph now resides.
and known nv the name &C 1ToRvEHs. Also
NINE NEGROES, viz. Red, Jesse. KITTY. a.
leXaDder, cambridge, Spencer. Sul;ey, Richafd
and Caroline. o. 50 much Of the SAID prorer,7
as viii be sufficient TO discharge the deb5 r1cnii-
Sned in ihe deed.
J. COLES. il.
Mach Q. 1907. ,ls
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For Hirc-A MAN,
Wao IS 7eeH acquainted with the manage.
msnt q race h0raes. For further, infor-
major affly 10 Mrs. Sarah Gam, Rich
moad (3:H, or 70
JOHN TUPPLN, sen.
Fc5. d, 1907. 81
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In all, s l07l VI
In favor of Francis Charlton of York Town,
Virginia, and issued by John Hopkins, Com
missioner Of Loans. This public notice is
given, that new certificates may issue to
replace those that have been lost.
JAMES BROWN, .<tl'y.
.Jdr Narv CHarltoH, Er'E. of
Francis Charlton, dec.
Richmond, 18Th March, 1897. CIV
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MATTRESSES.

WTE have removed to the house former
~ ly occupied by Messrs. DoNhLD
MAcKRNzIB q CO. nearly opposite the
Bank. JAMES * JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, Sd March, 1907 Cw
COMMITTED to the jail Of Hanover
- county, n negro woman as 4 runaway,
who says her name is TEMpY, and that
she is tic property Of Thomas Cawthorn
Of Spotsylyania. Tho owner is requested
to pay charges and take away said slave.
THE JAILOR.
Hanover courthouse, Mar, 10, 1907. Il
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-24
From tie PHILADELPHIA CARTE.
Private Correspondence.
.WdsRlNcroy, Cd mo. lS@

JEdSRINGI0S, 70 M0' i"S,
Fn1Esp Ref,
COULDsT thou suppose that, attsra
subject hath been as mush exhausted -&s.sp Q,
air pump can exhaust the receiver, Il shon =,
again be. made the subject Of another day >
waste ? yet 50 hath it been. Il was 10. y
notgh that the principle part Of yestsftg
should have been devoted to the discussion :.
the question, whether the pani9hMsMt -. :.
death, or ofdne and imprisonment, sloaa :,
inflicted Oh the importer Of slaves, Oh. 80 ;,
same subject nnet BE- renewed t.lls ca ~
the great derision Of some (; the c.I2gF11A y
more and shame Of the whole.
The sye3 and noes were calledon the G'',;
ton, and the Clark was asout to pro3s'l
when that blind star il the New Jersey Ao""'
phere, Friend Sloan; insistei on osi,a5 r.,
daIged with g few more last wo'as, -
stroked down forward and behind the o42p .I =
COVERING Of his loaded, oran box, VIZ. Sli,D /.
felicity OF gentlegpsi,iy gesture anu w. -,u.
declared, 6 there z.,ss seen conslleraois :,
r.sents'' already adIgesl, yet he deems 81 tbz
duty to eifsr moro felly lis seat'le@'s - . =,
subject. Ii was !oilg and comlcal ni-l ea,y,
ofargument and nsqa..aass, feeling aaS IN {.
occasionally mingled with an atte.'i ,;ni :
severe G., .sr,asl members Oftais ais mn
one en- the Constant talssg OF NofSi o'i'"
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q ~ ei1c,,;t COST Is il not Of those pro.
.eee,,ines a,,t, ,I,as ,lscjsion that we eom-
/ 81 ..n5 d. We no, seek 10 revise those pro-
IrssSIiaos and TO corr eel that decision. by
! virtue Of thr habeas corpus? Had the cir.
,e,,1, c.,nr, Given Judgment against the ap.
nl;eaa,g "a he ann, 81 one iluudred dollars,
/ t,bs nawrr to ,ey;se shat Judgment would
| tkase' been appelIsts. asd might have been
| ~ cona . i 20 this court. From a
sIeei;s;;f,ns,yb;sA r,iah, take 4 few aolara
frsea ths;r res ss,ss they mieh, be reley.
ed. Snail the relief be readered inapossi.
M l,so.nsa3 he des;;sinn derives then Of
~ M, eao d,ss,aa,,sb ) freeman fre d, the
SOS. ah;,rt s,ave .,fs ali ,ha.s caa render
| 4 as.s;sai,,l.p
,,ss,;.,n ,ba, Grin : m ,,o,,
go &c ,h,s ea,,rf nader u. constitution i nd
RI s, = ~, nn5sr fbt,ca, q, .
n,,,nS1,,,,ygS tr,;ssus RE- wy;, &c h,bess cor
rms "A ,h;;e;er, d,n, ,,pre s,;!l enen.
should contend Tia. !, ouehs. on these pr;a.
i e;o,ss an. sa,ho,;,;.. - c;ded iuth
sa ,c,.,;.e In, r,a,, !, .l-.sr ,.o,.r ho.
rors ;,',;s : II me, +, has he en- ',.y;ce 90.
sn,,I, al; ,e.aed IN ,h::s .ca,r, Ei1st In
49, - ri .,;I,an Ds,laa ~ na,l,,,s
q. ,s.sro,,,, 80. "A sna yers
-. :. ~, - E $50
800 s.as,s.aa /, ns;.. Iva, nn,fse,,s
81 ~ III sc 80. &c ,,an-
,nh, go, !. 10 80 II ! u 40, $50.
he s,bs g.,,+, w;,b H. ,a,rs;;on IF rh;s
80. d -. -. -, f.r,.ss,,,sa H.,
,helearne;i .pyn.lea,an Who made This no
tion. butsi.will request indu!gepce,w /
ssad, fr,.o > ,aannsc in, r,no;i, TIE onioiop
&c AZ ,,a.5 80 n,o:,,.,,x.a s.. ,,,s seh;.f
ie,,ice
| u-Yhexe !, some ohsear;ty ~ Tie set &C
co,o.ees AMI aa,,. a,,,,srs ,.-r. rn...,a:o
-. by he, eoart as The cons,sncs;a, ,f
the coes,;,,,.;on' TIE court hawever ;n
favor of i.b.yt,. WAS wil,:no "a Grant the
habess corpus. Eu, the case of the u, S.
4. Eas7ll.an,. s Dallas II. is decisive, Ii
was sl,eye determined that This corr,
e.uis e,an, hahess co.s,s. Therefore
l., the wri, issue. ,e,ufnabls immediate,
~ s,arsthsrs wi,h eert;orar; as pTsvse.n
n-rs W. G,d thatthe coss vss slrnef on
dhn,h no;.,s 8 v,sll s.;rp,;on &C Ne
-, &C ..,narnas ,b., ea,,a. l.,,,,,s ., -
hot,, b,,, b.sn entertained bv the cour, !:
sd ,ha, i, f,var &C ),,,sr,y AMI, on The
s,thori,y 81 Ham;,ton,s case. ,yb;ch The
.e,,,,rt ~ h. ,,.e;.;vs re dnc,,;,e
g.. MI, Wa NV con,1nj ,wss ,l,n;;1,
-. ana .the,rr;, ,f hsbras carnrs rward
=,
J.
eoaseho' mas - p'esss ~ , "l.'9, ;,
VIVA fapM'ss'o'' ,sa' vac 80 = s''s.so y
,hese ose'sion:. .o.1e..a 80. :,
,vsss' s.eas 49,, : 49, 80 sall I.s go -,
''ief''"hs -, "''s' = : NV 49, .,.
efe'se' ca ahe eAsie:ss - ','s i's,we'' .ae
ESflCHf OF tn&SS QSltSiOhNi F'uftl1tOh
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&Draf3oU,
IN T'RE cAPIToL, on qHE
Atm OF 1ULT, 1907.
By Mr.. WILLIAM RADFoRD.

THE assemblage of this numerous and
enlightened audience the novelty and
grandeur of the scene presented to my
mind consciousness of my Incompetent
cy to render Justice to the subject before
me, combine 10 impress me with the most
awful feelings. But that enthusiasm of
sentiment, which inspires you ON this occa-
sion the throb OF patriotism, which beats
responsive in each sympathetic bosom, will
cause You l trust tn forget a youthful pre-
sumption. dd not aspire TO the hope, Of
enlivening you with display of eloCuence,
or ofkindling in your breasts new emotions.
II can assist IN reviving sensations which
have never failed to ANIMATE YOU on tn $
occasion, my highest expectations viii be
answered.
What spectacle so interesting, and sub.
blime, can be exhibited to the human mind,
as the revolution of an Empire Its issue
is indeed mOmentous. Should the enemies
oil the human race, by those arts, which
tyrants never fail 10 practise, lutl the peo-
pie INTO a blind confidence OF, instgated
by a holder ambition, ddringly seize on the
reins of government /; then calamites of
Of every description are the result. The
liberty, the lives, and the property of the
subjects, are exposed to the rapaclty of
their rulers; every punishment that the
human mind can invent, every cruelty that
malignjty can suggest are made subserv,ent
to vindctive passions. If the cause of
freedom prevail, tyrdnts are hurled from
the .'bad eminenCe" to which they have
ibeen raised; The people then resume those
rights, which were given them by nature 5
! God, and establish that form ofgovernment
which they think most conducive TO thcirsc-
curity and happiness. These are the effects
Of such a victory and such consequences rec
, feet Importance on our subject ne Ame-
! rican revolution stands conspicuous in the
annals Of the world 1t has evcntudteG in
the emancipation Of great people, from
the oppression of foreign power, and IN
the erection Of republican government
on the ruins of a corrupt monarchy To
| celebrate the achievements OF our anccs-
tors in this severe conflict; to manifest 20
the world our adm ration Of their virtues
and hero SIN to catch a spark OF that sa-
cred fire which animated them and 20
/ offer up holy prisons, 20 the Author OF Ma
| ture, for our happy delivcrancc from ty-
rainy we are this day convened. On
/ this occasion, at least, let an universal sem
timent OF gratitude be felt; let us discard
i from our minds, every idea that may inter-
rupt the harmony Of our devotion TO tho
cause Of liberty; philanthroPic feelings
( UerVade our breasts, on the day consecra-
/ ted to- the celebration ct her triumphs
/ and let us retrace with undinrinishcd plea
} sure, the various scenes of difficulty and
danger, through which our parents passed
| in thcir approach 20 her Temps.
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At a Coa-t bed tor Prince Edrord Cozny, April
TIC 2lst, 1907
John Watts and Thomas T. Scott, Ex'rs.0
OF William Watts, dec. Complainants.
against 49,
Jesse Han,'ett, and Betsey his wife. late :
Betsey Clarke, and Susanna Clarke, Heirs =
of John Clarke. deceased, Maston G.. {
Harper, Maston G. Clarke, and Lucy G
his wife, late Lucy G.. Harper. loci Il. !
Harper, and Elizabeth T.. Harper, Heirs
OF James Harper deceased. Defendants
'HIS day came the compliments by their
4 counsel, and The attachment for answer a.
warded them as ainft ,he defendant Jesse Ham
Lent, bring returned executed. aud the said
defendant Jesse Hamlet. still failing e. appear
and answer me complainauts' bill. 1t is dec ed
and ordered. rha' TIE couplainants' bhi he raken
for confessed as the -sid ogterd nt Jesse
Hanlett, and the cour, will proceed at futu,e
day. to decree IN matters the.eOf. unless the
said defendant Ie Sc Uanet, shall on or before
the hTst day OF the next court after being served
with copy OF This order. sGew cause 20 the con-
ttary On the motion of the compliments, q
I Acw subpoena in chsncery is awarded hem a
gainst Thomas Cja'k Ike. - guardian Of ,he defsn-
d .nt Susanu2 Clarke: AMI the defendants Mas
ton G. Harper, Maston -. Clarke and Lucy G
MS wife. Iare Lucy G I4Ar;er. joel b. Harner
ard Elizabeth h.. Har, er, M. having er'ered
heir appearance, and given secnriry according
e. an act 81 the General Assembly, and the rules
of this court and ii appearing 10 the sau,faciion
Of the cou that they not iahahitan,s OF This
state on the motion ofihc complainanis by sLeir
counsel, i is ordered that the said defendants
Maston G Harper, Maston G. Clarke, ana Lu
cy c his wife late Lucy g Harper. gel L.
ha,per, and Eiizabe'h i. Harper. do appear
here on the tir,t day OF July court next, ard
swer tue compiainauts' bill and that copy Of
pFfa he. N i,,.N nj
tn public newspapers printed Ia the c.ty OF Rich
mond. TO- two months successfully, and also
posted at the front door of the court house Of
this COUNT.
"A Copy, Tes,e,
BENZ MIN WATKINS, n. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-11
VIRGINIA. +:

At a Superior Court of Chancery, holden
at the Capitol in Richmond, May I'd,
1907
Mary Vaughan, adm'x. with the win
annexed of James Vaughan, pitt
.HpoiHst
Polly Mitchell and Obedience Mitchell,
by John Mitchell, now assigned their I
guardian, and Daniel = ebCrtson, an T
infant, by John Robertson, now assign !
ed his guardian, Joseph Brown and
Sally his wife, formerly Sally Robert
son, defts J
.fnd
Thomas Aniore, John Foster and Jacob !
Roberts, pitts.
IgaiHst
The Same, defts }
THE defendants, John Robertson, Joseph
i Brown and Sally his wife, not having
entered their appearance and given sect
rity according 60 the act of Assembly and
the rules Of this court, and il appearing 70
the satisfaction cf the court that they are
not inhabitants ofths country On the mo-
ton Of the plaintiff by her counsel, His or
dered, that the said defendants do appear
here on the first day Of the next term and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that a
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted III
some newspaper published in the city Of
Richmond Tor two months successfully,
and posted at the front door OF the capitol
in the said city.
a copy-T este,
Pa7sE ZtRsLRr c. C.