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LONDON, July Q.

H*''"0 Of letter, dafed banks 2ffbe E.5e,
June "a.
have not been able to learn either the ex-
ACT poiltion OF the Ruiiian armies of reierve, or
the'r toTce; but, underltand, there is one of
10000 at Ieait ufficleGtiy near to receive the re-
treating army; we may fill, therefore. nonriCi
the hope iii will not be fanguine or confdenO
that Rufiia is not vaEqui(hed
TeRerday Information was received nv the
Duke OF Metklsnburg, Schwetin, who reGdes
az hHona, that his territory is declared neutral.
The Duke is faid to have Joined the Rhenilb
Coufederacy
he Pruiii7n troops in the i1and of Rugen,
under General Butcher, are now in Pon,crania
After The catafrophe which has taken place in
EAT Pruiiia, we have loft all iptereh IN what
may occur in Pomerania. And the BritGh ex
petition, the non arrival of which fsyeral months
ago has irrePardbly injured the Eaellh caurs
on the Continent, would now he heard of with
indifference by its enemies, and with regret by
its friends.
q" To conclude-There has ifued from S,r,l.
fund Proclamation or Address in French. in
favour OF Louis XVIII. King of France and
Navarro The white n,g is hoiRed. and ali
loyal Frenchmen are promiled "nqe dei6Lue
phfsrHells ct H7e (olde bLglqae double. &c" This
pay 10 aiIo tdted even to an odd farthing and
the uniform is carefully defcrihed-with Cpe-
cIal note that deierters are to enquire for the
regiment of the King Of France, commanded
by Mons. the Duke Of Pienne.
Zone O'clock, p. NJ.
a report is in general circulation, which,
though cannot trace it to any satisfactory an-
thouiY, Is 10 important, that mur relate it As
nave received u. revolution inaigated by
the JanpiIarles, is faid to have taken place in
Conitantinople. II is further Rated, that the
Sultan, MS ion, and ali the immediate AfiniGers.
have fallen victims to The popular fory; and
mat the nephew Of the late Sultan has been
proclaimed luccelfor.
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ENyMBgR 81.

IS willing to accept it, as far as honour will adj.
mt, which Providence has entruted TO his care.
But 'mpotent age cannot cope with genius and
Widen. Victory has again attended the fum.
mons of him whom it is actufomed to obey
Freih m'sfortunes have hefallen the Runian ar.
my, iacrihccd, like the Prufian, to thofe Iflan-
dsrs, who purcha!e the blood of nations in all
parts OF the globe, to ihed it for their iutereit
and for their intereft alone.
The criminal hard of the authors of the war
has again interfered to feparate two Princes who
were ready TO approach and agree. Their pre-
ponderance in their cabinet has again involved
their gallant armies in freih dangers"
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a!rS at 9ucttnn,

WILL BE SOLD.

WILL DE oOLD,
On WEDNESD441, tie 26fk of Ageusr, at Eve
e'0!o5k, p N.
MAT valuable tra6t of wood LAND, lyingon the
y Williamsburg road, in the county of Henrico,
about three miles from the city of Richmond, near
the plantation of Alexander George, elq. which was
formerly owned by George Nicholfon OF fad county,
deeeafed, containing two hundred and Fifty acres
Alto, number Of 10 rs, parcels of Ground, fit
uate at Rockets, in the city of Richmond aad dif-
tinguifhed by numbers |, ., s. f, 5, 6, 7 * 8, in
the plar thereof which leis valuable than in
viting in iituation. ALTO, one SHARE i'll the James
River Canal Company.
The above lpecified eitate is the fame which was
deviied to Whlm Nieholion, by the lah will and
teisanent of George Ncholion, deeeaied-and will
BE- fold, without relerve, Rockets, part of the
above deicribed preniiies.
Terms of iale ] cafh. the balance payable at 60 &
90 days for approvedendo!ed negotiable notes, at the
bank of Virginia.
PRossER q N1oNCURE, Apl7i0ueers.
Augua 81. tdf.
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R1cHMoND TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST IS, 1907.
TO BE SOLD, FOR READY MONEY.

TO BE SOLD, FOR READY MONEY.
In Puriuance OF Deed of Truf, from David Rofs
tfq bearing date on the 5sh day of July, 1906
and recorded in the general court order TO rale
the iuu, OF 57,76s 2sloo dolls. and intereR due
on Sundry bonds, CRANBERRY and Hancock and
to Littleton Waller 1azewell, and further fun of
10000 dolls, and upwards, with in,ereR due alto on
iundry bonds, to the faid Cranberry and Hancock
and the charges and exPences of fale:
| HOSE we'll known MILLS with the appurte-
nanees in the city of Richmond, called the CO.
lumbar Mills. Two undivided third parts of the
Deep Run Coal pits, in the county of Henrco, con-
tanning about $50 acres more or lers Two undiyi.
ded third parts of the Falling Creek Coal Pits in the
county of Chelferfied containing abou, one hundred
acres. Two undivided ,hird parts of the Deysr Coal
Lands IN the county OF Geochand, containing about
ninety acres which three fevera tracts of Coal Land
were held par,nerfhp between the faid David Rofs
and James Currie deed. ALTO all that tra or parcel
of Land in the county of GooehIand, known by the
name of Goochland court -houfe, containing about
fifteen hundred acres or les; ALTO twelve hun
dred acres of Land in Goochiand county, called How
ards Neck, before pledged to Caego and Giafon for
debt due to them aid !ecured by deed of truf bea
ing date on the gain day of May, 1906, and recor-
ded in the general court.
The Columbian Mills & appurtenances, are fubiea
to ground rent to Samuel Overton and the laid
Mills and the two tracts of Coal Land, fro mention
ed, pledged for the fecury of fundry fms of mo-
ney, due to Mrs. Frances Tabb and VIM B. Giles ad-
mniitrator of John Tabb, deceafsd-a large proper
ton of which, dated by the fad Rofs to have been
paid, & other eGates pledged for the balance. For
further information this fube perions inclined to
purchafe, referred to the fad Ro(s, or it may be
obtained on application to the fubfcribers.
The greater part Of the debt due to p Cibfon, and
ieeured by deed of tru& above mentioned, bearing
date the Oath day of May, 1906, has been paid there
being now balance due him Of only 1854 dis 75-Ioo
with fome of iutereif particular Gatement
OF which will be exhibited the day of fale.
The fales will take place at the Eagle-ravern, on
Tueiday the 18th day of September next.
E. w. ROOTES. D.
WILSON ALLEN, 1'y'fF''
July IL. tdf.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT :

VIRGINIA, TO YIT:
dts C5aHeoy Djfria Court, bid in tie CITY Of Ell.
haw5a,g, tie 23,d dag Of AbrH. 1907.
Robert Edwards, and PrifciIla his Wife, Pitfis.
vgsiea
James Eweil and Ann Robertfon, execu-
tors Of Andrew Robertfon, De"s'
Il 'HR defendant James Ewell, not having enter.
ed his appearance and given fecuri;y according
20 the al Of hembly and the rules of this court and
IL appearing the that he Is not an inhabi.ant
ct this country, the motion of the pits. hyther
couniel; Hb oydrfi, that the fad defendant do APP
P"ar here OIL the fourth day Of October term next,
aud anfwer the bill of the pts and that a copy Of
this order BE- Forthwith inherited in lome ne Gparer
Of the City Of Richmond, FOR months fleceIiye.
ly, and poed the front door Of the former Capitol
III this City.
Copy. Tenc,
AMY ROBINSON. C. c.
JUL II. ep2m.
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Satrs at auftiai,.


BY Vr'us If Deed Of 7r4f, executed TO BY M.ias
Davis and Mary biz zVi/f barring date the 4tL Of
4oyeb, 1907, to (enre tie 3aaesgai payment Of Tire
fbogi'sd fur band,fd and forty .fvs dsLars, r*-
P,l0cdm (,ia deed, andLy sOjs"t Of Jaid Davs 7SiA
BE- Joia0a Tu5aly The G1q Of September, on The pre-
riffs:
MINE valuable LOTS, formerly the property of
IN Mr.. 'Ihos Pulling, i'll the valley and the
hreet leading from the Market TO Duvais village, to
gether with the improvements thereon, confilng of
very large and convenient Dwelling Houfe with
kitchen, &C.
The above property is very valuable, inferior TO
none in the valley, and well worth the attention of
ny perlon inclined property in that part of the
town. One third of the Purchafe money vii be re-
q1red in hand, end for the remaining two thirds, a
credit of 8 and 2 aonths will be given, deed will
be made the Purchalers on their giving with a
deed Of trua, to fecure the two laa payments.
GEORGE w. SMITH, Trugte
Augua 81. tdf.
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S9osne9ttc.

Private letters from Liverpool, of 70 late a
date AS June 24th, are lilent on the fuhie6t of a
rupsure between the United States and Great.
Britain and far from expecting any apprehepii-
ons OF iuch an event, they Gate that the flip
ments of the prefent feafon to this country.
would be quite as great as heretofore.
(TackJonJ
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July IL.
TO RENT.


For term Of years, or for one re0r,
a VALUABLE FARM, in the upper end Of
L y Hanover county, and prefent in the occu-
pancy OF John Hay, Efq. containing $50 acres
There are perhaps few rraas of Land that combine
more advantages that this i, well adapted to the
cultivation of corn, wheat and Tobacco; has full
proportion OF the fri qualified meadow Land upon
it, and lies within 80 miles of the city of Richmond
The uncommon healthineis of the fituation the ma
'ure ct the foil, the happy proportion of wood arabic
and erals lands, together with its vicinity the bea
market IN the country, all ferve render it worthy
the attention of any indufrious farmer who may
with TO ietie hmfelf in this way for life, as it may
be obtained for any term of years. The buildings
are utilcenr Tor the accommodation of fnall fami-
ly and for all plantation purpofes. The preies will
be iio~n by the prelent occupant, and the terms
made known, upon application the fublcriber REID
ing in the county Of Orange.
DABNEY MINOR.
Auguh 8. ep6w.
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. AIRS at aurtion.
WILL BE SOLD,

WILL BE SOLD,
By TIE. Ehicribey5, st fGeir VEMDuE OFFICE, on
THURSD14YI, tie end SEPT. zeiibOm ys/c,ve, fer
HRProosd endo1(ta notes, payable the 25tb Of Na,si
nexI, 1903,
HNE elegant imported CHARIOT, with new
~ PLACED bIsrnefs, and COACHES with Har-
nefs
PROSSER q MONCURE.
AuguG 81. 2tF&rltSspt.
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Found tie End Of this month (AHggF,J at my taVyn
Soor BY ieyVaaf man,
4 FIFTY Dollar BANK NOTE, which the ow-
ner may have by paying for this advertisement.
WILSON DAVIS.
Smithfeld, Auguit 81. st.
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FOR LONDON,

TIE NEH, COPPER FASTENED SHIP,
,N POWHATAN.
>-e1SZsSsss WILLIAM CoTTLE, MASTER,
E,;A TN Burfben about 500 HLd5. Tobacco.
80 Sill is daily expected at City Point.
Having part of her cargo already engaged, fhe will
take the balance moderate freight For terms, ap-
ply to MIR Edmund w. Rootes Richmond, or
NASH 6, MUNROE, Petersburg
AuguH 4. 4w.
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o" B> y9 Sof4,Gy in Sc6fewIe, nest, 7piH be hid. on
hs~smjtS, "bsbigbJf tiiie,, b0f va,aabls
TRACT OF LAND.

INNN I UT LN Y d,
FORMERLY the properly Of o ven Lewis, deed
ii;uated in the county OF A.5euarle, on roteer
Greek, three miles below the town of Warrep.--
TINS Land IS veil adapted to the cglture Of tobacco
wheat add eoru has il an excellent yelling houre
win other neceiiary out houles efu valuable APP
pie orchard, &c. One thi.d Of the purchaie money
20 be paid on the fra day Of May, 1905 the balance
81 Two ann'nl payments Bond, it'll approved H..
curly, and aio deed Of trut on the land viii be
required from the purebafer. title viii be made TO
ths Purehaier OIL the day Of faie, by the Legatees
Augult l. eros.
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1t was determined to fpare neither age nor Tex
among tAoir rebels (; thofe that remain after bat
tie, are to be made llaves.
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Gurope
LITE And IMPORT ANT.
BOSTON, Augua ii.
Auguh g..

BIOS ON, AuguH II.
OF the French victory of the 18th of Tune,
the London papers contain the fame account
furniihed by toe Paris papers, as brought to tina,
city by the Prince Borghcfe. They alfo fate
rumour. that on the 18th of June, Bonaparte
followed up his viaory of the preceding day,
ny iucc, Us which nearly annihiated the re-
mains or the Ruifian army; but if we may Gre
dit letter from Konigfbnrg, nothing extraor.
binary was done from the l4th to the 18th of
june, when that city Gill remained in the hands
OF the Pruiiilns and as the Rufiians have been
itated to have large corps of relerve, other
important battles may be expected before the
fate of Europe is observation-disclosures there is liz.
tie room for the Britlfll TO hope the reiult will
he agreeable to their wiihes. There is no ru-
mour of negotiations.
The accounts we have had of the fuccenes
of the Turks over the RuiIians, are contradict.
ed by the Britlih Editors, and report is ei.
ven of an important infurreetion in ConRantino.
pic.
The news Of the Briiifh misfortunes in r.
cyp' had reached London but it is ftIl in
tended to endeavor to retain ponelon of that
country.
The late miniflers have tauntingly inquired
Of the pr,feut, whether they mean to purfue
leis concla'ory coutie with fpetf to neutrais,
than that which they centred The anfver
has been emo :" but what might not BE- rich.
at iiR, it might afterwards be beft TO adhere 10.
Sir John Duck worth is TO holt his flag in the
Channel Fleet, as. fgcond in command
Gyeof Britain and the Uaifed Siafes.-The
la'e papers thew that the prefynt Brltiih Minir
tiers are anxious for the prtferva'ion of peace
with America. X port hates, that negociati.
on on he return i,eafy was in favorable train {;
but we ihould imagine our Ehvoys would feel o.
big cd to wei, for the particular innructicns fsut
by MIR. Puryiancs in the Wafp.
ShTHgfb IF MiHiRrg. On 1 motion refpeaing
the Kings Speech ~ the Honlr of Lords, the
number n favour of the new Minifry was 100,
againlt them Gin the Commons, $50 to 1855.
VfrNSA, June g.
The Court Gazc'te Of this day contains the
following from r. rkey:
" The Grand Vzicr proceeded with his adj
vanced guard, on the 4h Of May, from Adr-
anople, towards the ID inube.
a" On this oCcalion the foirit Of iniurreaiou
maniehed Itief among the troops On the
slh Of Nay, Ilanrin EfFendi, Director. General
Tor pT"VlGourg the army, was manscred in
the 2iddie at toe camp the ,reaurcr would
have ihared I've fare fate, had he not flved
himitlf by q ghl. K ,di, Plcha OF Conga, was
alto murdered by MS 'roope, while uoon the
mach he was one OF the fttoDgsa advocates
tor The new European f9dlr3.
The laie atvdttAg Fl of The Servj9as have
Duplicated the Porte Ia the stmoG degree, and
iaa Fitting ct The Divaa, on the I'm of May,
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PORTLAND, (MAlsE) Auguft 10.

Lieut.. Laurence, of the Navy, who is now
taioned here to fuperintend the departure of
the g IN boats. who was ordered in the fri in
tance to enlift his men for two months has.
the lait week, received new orders TO enliit
them for two years.
The following article, extracted from an En-
glith paper of the 81 of June, certainly evin-
ceS no Premeditafed beqifty on the part of that
government towards this country.
(U. S. Gasene.J
Capt. LoOe's Letter, upon which we ami
madVerted lat week, has, as was reafonably to
he expected, excited very frong fenfation in
America. 1t was fent exprefs to the Prelident,
and lone meatures it is fuppofed will be rrftor-
ed to by the government on the occa6on-Tbs
PT0nptit"de Of tbi5 country in bro.el9ing agaiul
capt. ioG'r'S conduit, evN IL IS booed, eo;nce to
tie 4"erican5 the ./snJe cftbe nation upou this
nuns S"erieJ folly, and eoutumeiou5 i,nbudenee.'
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POSTSCRIPT.
NORFOLK. April is.

A ship has gone up The bay, which has
brought London papers as late as the FIRST
of March. Papers by her have been re-
ceived in this place TO the Doth of Febru-
airy, which a gentleman has favored us
with, and from which we extract the in
teligence published in this days pager.
The last authentic intelligence publish
ed from the armies, was that the battle of
the 18th Of Dec. according to the Russian
style, the 18th Dec.) at, or near Posen,
in which both sides claimed the victory.
Whatever might have been the fact, the
result proves that it has been productive
of most of the effects OF defeat to the
French, who appear to have been acting
since, on the dcfeHsiVe. To say nothing
Of the national character of the French,
whose impetuosity so much better qualities
them for offensive than defensive war,
we think that defensive war cannot be
supported long in the country of an enemy.
The rapidlty of movements, and fortunate
issue of battles, confound the people of the
country invaded, but the moment the in
vaders are compelled to act on the defen-
sive, they are dcspised, and no longer
feared. The consequence WILDE, that the
invaders will find thousands of timid fir ends
converted into bitter and active enemies
Il Ut account WHICH VIC PUBLISH VI tic
battle of Morhingel, under the head of
LObau, is the French account Of the bat
tie, from which we must conclude tlrut they
were worsted. The rapid retreat which
they made, is, to us, positive proof of the
fact, but if that should be disputed, their
own accounts shew that they have ceased
TO be the assailants. The Russians are
seen driving the first corps of the army
from its cantonments, and projecting no.
thing less than surprise of the French
Grand Army. Various articles of imteli-
gence support these conclusions, and all 60
to prove that the impetuous career of Boz
naparte is at last checked. IN six weeks
from passing the French frontier, the bait
tie of Austerlitz vas won, and IT,, war en-
ded. Bonaparte had been by the last &C
counts at, and within thirty miles of War
saw, two months, and so far from being a.
bic TO advance, there is every reason to
think he has retreated. We can conceive
nothing more perilous than his situation (;
If Austria should join the Russians, his
ruin appears inevitable.
The intelligence under the London date
e the 23d Of February, was neither con-
frmcd nor contradicted on the Goth The
shape in which il is pres eRted does not, we
/ think, enitle it to entire belief; the circu-
itous route by whicn intelligence from the
scene ofactiop vs. convci ed TO England would
take some time before i.coull ne received
in London, So as to he called official.
! Avery violent gale Ofwind happened a.
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COMMUNICATIONS

THE circumstance of Col Burr's hav-
ing been admitted to bail in the small sum
OF ten thousand dollars, has deservelly ex-
cited the astonishment and Indignation of
the public, 1t may he considered, indeed,
as all of a piece with Judge Marshall's d.
ming with him a day or two after he had
himself declared there was probable cause
=. to believe him guilty of an attempt to en-
gage in military expedition unauthorized
by law against the Spanish dominions, and
thereby Joinvolve his country, as far as he
was able, in the horrors of war. The Judge
has not condescended to explain his con-
duct IN becoming the convivial associate
of this man accused of enormous crimes :;
of this man who, according to Gen. Eaton's
deposition, was certainly guilty of the hor-
rible intention of committing treason, and
who must have been more outrageOusly
slandered than ever an individual was be-
fore, if he has not actually been its perpe-
traitor. If the Chief Justice of the United
States zcas not a federaEst, his dining at
private house with such man, would be
wonderful indeed but, taking his politics
as they are, we presume it must be consi-
dered as thing Of course and, for the
same reason, we ought not to be surprised
at the extraordinary manner in which he
federalism appears to be, that all politi-
cal virtue consists in opposing and iniuring
the present administration, Notwithstanding
the ruin of the United States NAV be the
consequence. Accordingly, every man who
engages in plot TO overturn the govern
ment, becomes Immediately the friend and
favorite ofthe federalsts, and, in obedience
to the maxims Of their clan, is to be asss-
ted either openly or secretly by them all
To accomplish the holy purpose of turning
out the republicans, and introducing ener-
getic government, and themselves into pow
er, every possible engine is set to work and
those who are not brave enough to par.ici-
pate in overt acts oftreason, arc topromote
its success by screening the traitor from
punishment, and enabling him to prosecu'c
his schemes without interruption. Tn
conformity with this ruling principle of the
party to which he belongs, we find his no.
nor has admitted aaron Burr, the inten-
dcd emperor of Mexico, the grand intriguei
Of America, 70 bail in the pitifu sum q
ten thousand dolarsy and, contrary to the
customary practice in such cases received
FIVE securities, instead Of two doubtless,
In order that the burden of paying the a.
mount Of the recognizance, by being divi.
ded among grea er number, may be the
more. easily borne by his federal friends.
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FOR THE ARGUS.
CONCERNING THE SALE OF LANDS 10 So
1ISFr DEBTS.
NO IL


NO. II.
WITH respect to the first principles
which relate to the question under notice,
the answer is short and obvious. In a ci-
vilised country nothing belonging to debt
or ought. 20 be protected from his creditor,
or 50, protected that the creditor should not
find means to compel sale or change of
properly. Al our dealings are necessari-
ly reduced to the medium Of money. 1t is
an artificial symbol, by which the labor or
property of ndviduals are estimated, so
that changes and dealings may be carried
on with ease and although every one
seems to desire the acquisition of money
alone, yet this is a de sion, because the mo-
ment when the money is received & locked
up, at the same moment the owner destroys
the use and production of part of his ca
pitaI. The money will grow no better by
the care which will be bestowed upon it.
The owner therefore knowing that every
day while it is inactive, he loses the
interest at least, besides mourning the risk
of robbery, he therefore wisely will seek
some mode Of appropriation, which will Sc
cure the greatest profit.
The hearts Of men in general are not
prone to the acquisition OF money, but as the
means to other objects that is to the ac-
1ulSlllOl vi 5uDStdNlldl dlAl AItli DbooGoSlUllH1
or securities which afford them interest or
benefits and common prudence will die
tate that these investitures should be con-
fined to such subjects as ave not less profit
able than popular in general estimation.
Tn a commercial country where every
man more or less, deals, baTters and COM
mutcs one thing for another--he ought to
be supposed at all times, to bring into mar
ket in aid Of his credit, or as a compuisive
stimulus, to punctuality and integrity, eve
~ thing which belongs tohim. Isthe case in
! Virginia Far otherwise. Every dealer
| knows, that the confidence which lie ex-
tends, is predicated upon the honor and
justice of his debtor, provided the capital
| of that debtor is invested in lands. This
operates iniuriously to both parties, and
will always have destructive tendencies as
we'll in relation to the individuals as to the
interest Of the community.
I II It should be asked--will you bring all
the landed capital Of the country into mar
ket to be sold to the highest bidder in sa-
tisfaction of judgments IL answer ~
but would give the power to creditors, to
make location upon the landed estate q
| hi debter whrv.r IN eut be und
and thus obtain by the shortest means IS
much as a jury Of impartial men would say
ought TO satisfy the demand, subject, to be
sure; to reasonable notifications.
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NOTICE.

I DO hereby forewarn all persons from
trading for, or receiving a bond given
by me to Edward Moore, for 6 1000, bear
ing date about the 25th April, 1904, and
payable Goth September, 1907, as the great.
er part of SAID sum has been already dis
charged, by which SAID bond is not credited
and moreover the right and title to pary
of the property for which it was given, is
row undetermined i'll the court of AlhemarIe
county. JOHN /. MOORE.
April S, 1907.