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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-14
GEORGETOWN, March %.
B*frnd ofa letter fran Commodore 7rnxton, to
tbr bonor0be Je/Spb HLRon, dafed

EsfrAd ofa letter fran Commodore 7rnxton, to
tbr bonor0be Je/cbb HLRon, dafed
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. "a, 1907.
DEAR SiR--It is fcarcely neceiTary for me
to FAY, that iince The peace with France, have
not been off The continent Of America except
in April, 1902, making paiTage from Norfolk
TO Amboy. a Comfortable time, however,
previous to the Prelideni' . mciTage to Conerefs,
accompanied by copy Of A decyphersd letter,
Rated TO be communication from col. Burr TO
gen. WIlkinfoD, had heard OF ungenerous Whit
per', extremely unpleafant to me, and after
wards received advices from my friends 1T
Warrington, that Information had been given
to the government, from the Weftward, or
New-Orledns, in which was noticed as con-
cerned in the projects of Mr.. Burr. This ca.
lumny Immediately re!uted by prompt letters
OF denial, direded TO feveral members Of Cor
greis and other gentlemen at Wilmington, and
with this obfervation--fbaf / had tie FIaes.cc
Defanes Gying at the main .fop, againR tie an
thor ofIaeb .faltebood and ali ny ensnieJ. but
II was determined there Mould be no mifake
made in leaving the good people of the United
States to conjecture, who was meant by II.
in the decyphered letter already mentioned /;
for whrn.that letter was pubtifhed, as you have
feen, Il was explained in a marginal note,
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Peng0fVania hegiAaturr.-On Saturday morn.
ing the fenatc rejected the bill from the houfe
OF representatives, to authorize the governor 70
fubtcribe for flares of flock in certain turnpike
companies.
This bill had been labored through the houfe
with peculiar afduity and ability, by men of
all parties, and upon the fuccefs oft, the citi.
Zens of Pennsylvania were building fanguine
hopes of rivaling the boafted PROPERTY of N
York.
The houfe of representatives, who come i'm
mediately from the people, and who in this in
itance have certainly exprel1ed their wifhes, di-
vefiing themfelves of every local and party lea.
Iouty, paiIed the bill by majority greater than
any other Object of fuch general interelt has fe-
cured during the feiIion.
We fubjoln the yeas and nays, with hope
that thofe TO whom we owe the defeat of this
patriotic meafure, will be remembered by the
people at the next election.
4EAS-Meiiis. Brady, Doriey, Mayer, Mil
ier' Richards, Siaymaker, Sommcr, and
Wayne--s.
Nays eiirs. Harris, Hart, Ifeifter, Laird,
Martin, M'Arthur, Mewhoiter, Mitchell, PEN
mel, Rahm, Spanger, Vance, and Lane, fprak.
er-l3.
The majority of orr fcnators, upon re con-
liberation of their vote to rtjcet the bin FROM
the houfe of repre- fsnatives, relative 10 turn
pixies, have refolved to recommend the frhicc.
to the confederation of the next legislature.
U. S. CSz.
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BY the judgment of council of war, held
on board the French fhip the Patriot, on the
27th of March, 1907, William KeriveI, quar-.
tcr-mafter, was condemned to fuffer dea'h, for
having murdered Nicholas Ache; which fem
tence was executed at o'c!oe in the afternoon
OF the fame day, on board the faid (lip, living
at anchor in the, Annapolis roads.
maryland Gazette.
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COMMON SENSE.

1t is proPofeel, in the corporation of the citv
or New York, to lay off in lots range of land
IN the neigh borhood of the city, for the purpofe
of enabling the citizens to provide themfeIves
with retreats from the ravases of the yellow fe.
yer.
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FORTY.NINTu BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY

Vay7a50, Jan. 8.
Brelaw has furrsndered. The capitulation
has not yet been received at the head. quarters
neither has the inventory Of the magazines of
1baaance, or Of the clothing aud artillery, yet
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the depth of whica Che will NOT perceive until
The tails into - -. =, - --t.
& Hill for abolifhips the Slave Trade has paf.
fed the EngliI!i heufc of ior6e.-V. Gt!s en,plnv.
ed in that Ubiquitous traffic 10 contrary To ju!-
tice, humanity, and found policy mum clear
out from Brtiih ports for Africa previous to
the frit of May next, and complete their lading
in Africa and their voyage from thence to the
Wef-1ndies previous to the fri of Jan. sos,
after which period the de becomes contrary
to law. An exception, however, is made in ia
vor of cafes where, by capture, lofs the vefel,
or other unavoidable accident, (the proof to lie
on the partly the completion, of the voyage to
the Wea-Indies within the time limited may
have been prevented.
The following is an abRraa of the effective
ftrensth Of the volunteers in Great Britain; diff.
tinguifEing infantry, cavalry, and artillery, ac-
cording to the lateft returns, dated the 1 It De
cember, 1906
CAVALRY Field officers, 60 captains 1913 ;
fuhalterns 1889 taft officers 745; ferieants
1856 /; trumpeters and drufnmers $50 rank
and file $3.50.
IhFANTRY.-Fe'd officers 1888; captains
1881 fabaterns 745s & Raft officers 1876 fer
jeants 1896; trumpeters and drummers G762
rank and file e59sol.-
ART1LLERY.-Fieldo officers 90 captains
ISL; fubalterns sos; faff officers SIS ferieants
ssh; trampeters and drummers esq, rank and
file lo4s2.
TorAL.-Fie'd officers l4s7 captains 445s ;
iubaltsrns s7s7; faff officers, e576; ferjrants
1886 trumpeters and drummers; 1905 rank
and fill 2e5lso.
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Accounts from Surinam, dated the l4th of
December, fate, that ordinance bills had fold
there in the preceding week, at Is euilders TO
the pound ferling, being SO per cent. above
par; and mention, that there was then fuch
demand for bills. that government might difpofe
OF almoit any amount. Ii was added, that for
the two preceding months, there had not been
twenty barrels of flour at time in the colony,
excepting fmall fuppIy in the kings (lores,
received from Barbados. Produce was high,
aud the colony healthy aud quiet.
Sag. Repub.
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nrio fisop-os war -fe- tde;r rains sion--,rd the
Princefs Charlotte friyate, as far,as Madeira,
which they made IN ten days; but afterwards
meeting with esffiRg winds, were "a days from
thence. The Families. wi!h~t6e above mum.
Der. scasne to; and the remainder, ur,fer ,he
charge OF the Rof,ric, previ"uily proceeded for
the colonies to the .fouthwarj.
On the 81 infant, OFF Cape Tiburou, the
Dunrobin Cattle, capt. Cooper, from Norfolk,
engaged a Spahiih privateer fchooner of IA
guns, which f,e beat off without any lofs on her
hde, but capt. Cooper thinks the privateer NUT
have loft a good many hands, as fhe received
the contents of four 9 pound carrouades, load
ed with grape, when clofc alsng-Hde of his
hip; at any rate the Dons thought them ra-
ther ferrous, for they out fweeps and pulled off.
OF the caPes of Virginia, capt. c. taw a
French 80 gun nip. and was Informed by a
vefiel en- panant, that the Frenchman had got
pilot on board, in order to conduct him into
port, and alto that he was from the Havana /;
(this was the Foudroyant y the day after faw
tive Britiih 74's and a frigate.
1t rs laid that if the duke of Su!fex does not
come out as our governor, that lord Darcarras is
likely to be appointed.
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MDegt5n1le@.
NORFOLK. April g.

NOrNrOI-N, HPrH q.
Capt. eosld Pailed the French flip Patrio. on
Monday night at anchor in Pautuxent, 20 miles be-
low Sharps-Iland. Ledge,.
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beeSme the auxiliary Of the inf,,iahle Smbition
of the Runians, and fdrr1 for herfeif an abyfs,
the depth of WHICH Che will not perceive until
The talIs into 1t. , -. =, - 49,.
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NASSAU, N. P. March %.

Nassau IN. r. MarCn %.
BY an arrival from Cuba, we are informed,
that the Count of Santa Clara. Formerly Cover
nor OF Cuba) had arrived at Jamaica from Lon.
don, where he had been on fecret buiinefs with
our Government and that Packet had arriv-
ed at Cuba, with dispatches, laying, that an army
OF $4,000 men were on the froutirrs of France :
and the declaration of war, by Spain, acaiu(t
France, was momently expected.
It*fr0a Of a letter from Turks INand, dated
March 1907.
We continue to he harraf1cd by the prela.
tory Wits of our neiYhbouripg enenies. They
long ago made Sand Key {ony nine miles diff.
tant) their place Of rendezvous; but now come
into Hawks Nsa, which is our Leit harbour,
and wholly defenceleis.
On the 18Th ult. they took fmal fchoon.
er from her moorines, at Salt Key, and on the
2oth two ofthem, ftout privateefs, went in open
Gay INTO the Hawks Nsf, and thence into
the Southern Creek, where they burnt and def
troyed the fchooncr Faithful Anna, and floor
ATLANTA, both fine new vsl!els and owned
here.
They are connantly carrying off our negro
nihermen, whom they find ufrful pilots. In
mort, our htuation is 70 uncomfortable AS only
to he imagined by thofe who know our unfurtu-
nate condition.
eve want almoR every thing, but cfpecially
militia and pioneers the inhabitants, if orya.
nized, and put under proper ofTio ers, would
FORM 1ufficient frcurity, and allow us to fleep
quietly IN our beds; bIt from this deficiency,
every one doesWhat is right or wrong in his
own eyes, and nothing refulis to the general
good.
Yet we pay to his Majelly. and our treafurv,
more than all the Bahamas belides, Nrw-Proyi-
dence only excepted 20
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On firing Of reioiutions offered BY Mr.. Hale, to
the NeGv-1ork HOlyls Of ReprejfntatipeJ al H.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16
FALL GOODS.

KIRB1-, DRAKE 81 T,AlLON,
A RE now receiving By the ship Rolla, f.or,
i lodon. la,t.e and handsome assnr,n,cn,
OF FASHIONABLE. GOODS, tseiec,ed by Il
partner Of toe honss.)
AMONG WHICH ARE
London Supe' fine Cloths, Casinsercs, and Toi.
linets. superior G,ali,y.
Ccn;,emen's Patent Sill; and Beaver Hats.
ChildSen's Trafalgar aud Ersl;iuc DO.
Elegan: Lcno riqIet and Sewed Musns.
Do Ro6es and Dresses.
Ccored Italian Grapes for Ladies' Dresses.
Silk, Cotton, and Wo,sted Hosry.
IrNh Lnners, Lawns and Sheelings.
Al Cotton Shs;ing, very fine.
Ladic5' Kid Shoes.
Callcoes. Camb'ioks. ChambTays. Gotten ard
Thread Lsces. &c.
And in daily expectation of receiving BY the
Protectress from Liverpool. large assortment
of COARSE WOOLENS, and all Of which
will be sold very low. wholesale and retail FOR
cash. or on 4 short credit TO punotual customers
Richmond, Serteloher 90, 1907. ,r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16
City of Richmond. Oct. 10 1907 ids
Ten Dollars reward

Ten Dollars reward.
DEsERTED from the service of the Public
Snari stationed in this place JAMES re,
cow AN private IN said guards he is ma.
tive Scotland. which is easily perceived from his
speech. as he has not yet lost The Scotch uro d,
nuneia'ien-Hc is about feei inchcA high.
black hair, grey eyes. dark complexion and
knockokneedi it is uncertain what his dress was
at the time of his deserving. as he had different
clothing exclusive of his uniform He deserted
on the night between the An and 5,h inst
Peter Crutchheld, c. p. g.
Richmond, OH OG. 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16
LAND

In the state Of Chlo-E0r SAFE.
TJ'HE b7crber wishes TO SELL 2 valuable
TRACT OF LAND, in lie state Of Ohio,
containing 200 acres. This tract is of excel
lent quay, Is che subscriber has understood froH,
most respectable reformation. II lies on Deer
creek. branch Of the Sciota about 10 mics
from Ckiiico;he, in = we'll settled neichborhood,
aud is very convenient to the trade OF the Ohio
lie viii dispose Of it foI cash, or on short
credit, for noes negotiable at the Bank Of Viz
ginia; or vii exchange i, for properly in the
city or Richmond. An unqueasionable ti,e. with
general warranty. will be mada TO the purchaser
WM. MUnFcRD.
Richmond. Sept. "a 1907. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16
Land for Sale.

WELL worth the aueulien Of any man
w 600 acres cf LAND will positively be
sold a, Charlottesville, On Monday the {, oond
day Of November next, at public au6tion-the
payments are, one bird on the FIST day Of March
next whoa, or tob- eco will be received for his
payment At Tie Richmond each prce-the bal =.
ancc in 'htee equal annual indictments, The bond
20 bear interest iIom the daje If not puuSualiy
paid. This land lays on nsvigable wafer. The
North river two miles below Milton. II affords
some rich low grounds, a toIe'ablc good mil site
on the rivei--lhe dwelling house is qui'e new,
large and very convenient The properly e'iIl
he shewn any gentleman by the subscriber, living
on the premises,
{. Peyton.
September, 20, 1907 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16

HAT most beautiful and healthy situation
( known BY the rerle OF HALLSBOROUH
or HALLS STORE. lying on The Bucking.
ham road, seventeen miles above Manches,er.
Also another valuable TRACT OF LAND
in the lower end of Powha,an county, contain.
ins two hundred Sc-es more or less, with good
improvements. and there is no doubt OF grea,
Quantity Of COAL being OH this land.
The subscriber Wi, give great bargain in
the said lands, as he wishes TO move to the Yves.
tern country. For terms apply TO
ZACH'H HALL.
August 25,h, 1867. &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16
.4Zc.r'r. Gar-en, d. c. a. c.
United States Court, fifth Circuit, and

United States Court, fifth Circuit, and
Virginia District, May term, 1907.
Luke Herman, III.
against,
Mary Brent, widow OF George Brent, Da- -
niel Brent Robert Brent, John Cook.
BAILEY Washington. William Brent and
Robert Brent, Mary Brent and George :
Brent infant children OF George and | <
Mary Brent, PeEs
THE defendants Daniel Brent and William
brent not having entered their appear
ance and given security according to Tue of
this court, and it appearing to The satisfaction OF
the mount, thar they are not inhabitants of this
district on the motion of The Plaintiff by his
counscli II is ordered, That the said defendants
do appear here on the FIRST day of he next
term, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that
cory ct this order be forthwith inserted in some
one Of the newspapers, published in the city Of
hIahrond for two months successfully, and
posted ar The front door of the capito! the sand
city.
A Copy, Teste,
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FOR SALE.

n ~ L4NDT IN Cumberland county, lying
AVE- on Fpromaiiox river joining The land. OF
M>ssrs Nilli"'i Y Geocgc Skipwih this land
Is equal IT not sulerior TO any land in Cumbcr
land comfy, of James iive,, it contains 607
acres. ore half OF which is covered with Sue
timber OF every description There is on this and
decent dwelling house, and Between -four aud
five hund'ed b"a'ing apple trees Of choice fruit
One 'mrd ct The nonsy viii be expected when 4
title Is made the o,her two thirds may be divide,
Into 'wo annual payments. MI Jerman Baker
or Mr William SEipwi,h will shcw the land TO
any person wishing to become : purchaser.
FRANCIS EpfES.
Chesterfield. Tune 3. 1907. no
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16
A House and Lots
FOR SALE.

ItE subscribe oilers for SAFE three valuable
LOTS OF GROUND IN tile city of Williams.
nn'S on which There IS 4 large and commodi.
Gus dwelling house, Containing eight good
rooms, ana two large nassages,) together with
4 good & arden stable, and all necessary gu,
houses for the use of gen,eel family.
Any person DESTROYS OF purchasing will please
TO Apply TO William Munford, Esq. of this civ,
who viii make known the terms of sale, and is
authorised 10 conclude the bargain. Possession
viii pc delivered to the purchaser on the IUrh
day OF Junsry next
Anna Byrd.
Richmond, September 10, 1877. &C
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16
Pursuant to a deed Of

trust from Moses Davis and MARY, his " irc, TO
,se subscriber, dated on the 9Th day of March
last, TO secure the payment of S445 dollars. due.
or owing from said Moses Davis to prosser and
Moncwe. assis"s.s of PLEASANT Yonghusband ::
on Wednesday, the 23d day of this month, on
tho premises, will be offered for sale TO the high
est bidder, for ready money, all thar
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16
For SALE.

OPPOSITE CcioHet hayo's neSv Bai Gings,
fth, 3rd and 2nd proof Antigua Rum in
hhds. OF the crop 18O5-Imported early
1906
New England Rnm in hhds. and barrels
l pipe very Superior Hollands Gin
Rye Whisliey in barrels
Loaf and Brown Sugar in Ditto
Coffee by Che barrel or bag
Beef and Pork in barrels
Irish Potatoes in ditto, suitable for table or
planting
Potomac Shad and !crrings,
stone Lime in large and small casks.
And general assortment OF GROCE-
R.ES, &c. &c.-Awhich will &c sold low
Tor Cash, good paper, or exchanged for
country produce, by
JOB GREENE.
Richmond. 9th Nav 1917
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16
Il. EIdridge, ir. d. c.
Drugs & Medicines.

Daniel Nm. Sackrider s. Go.
Have ths day opened general asscrtpen, G r
DRUGS < MEDICINES.
And 2 great variety Of valuable PATENT ,4F.
DlDiNES' which they are determined TO sell
on reasonable terms. %"
DdFIbL nm. SACKRIDER offers bis .ex.
vices 20 tie ciuzers OF Riehaord All $50.
ni'y IS practitioner Of Fhystr, S.ifFtv. Rc se
ne has every reason 10 believe bj, atSf-ss.,osi
S1fV'eeS WI be satisfactory TO thos. no ,,;u
ho1-nor him with their confidence.
hishm,nd. July 2Oth, nearly opposite Dee,
--l.-I t2n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16
Notice.

CoMaITrED to The jail of Charlotte county on
- the 29th ofjuly LAST, Negro Man, who calls
himself Frederick, and saws he Belongs TO Elem
ing Cooke of Goochand. he is about S feet 10
inches high, has an old drab great coat, and an
iron collar about his neck with about feet of
chain toi' the owner is requested to prove his
properly, pay charges and take him away. or he
will be dealt with as the law directs.
25th Sep. 1907. var,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16
NOTICE.

CoMET1ME in the year 1895. gave VIM. vii,
- kerson, n; bonh for twenty pounds 1 have
since paid him i'll full and demanded The bond
OF him; ne has put me of time to time and
am impressed ~i'h belief that he means 10
trade il og--T'he public will therefore be guard
cd against him.
John Hughes.
Sd O1ohsr. 1907 g..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16
FALL GOODS.
''SS7O MPKINS So MJRRA1-,
Are nov opening in the house opposite the Post.
Office. lately occupied by Messrs. Bohn &
Hubnsr, an extensive assortment of

Hubnsr, an extensive assortment OF
FINE GOODS,
Received By the ship Calpe from London. They
have been selected with much care ana attention.
Among them they would particularly recon.
mend Their
Assortment Of London Snherjfne Cloths,
Casimer0, Ioiinet8 and Hats,
All oil very superior quality. Also, an ele .
gant assortment of
Fashionable ROBES. MUSLLNS, LACES, GJc.
They have also on hand, large assortment of
Coarse Woollens, Hardware, &c.
Received by the ships HerscheT, and Iohn &
Charles from Liverpool. The whole forms a
complete assoriment well worthy Of attention,
which they offer for sale on liberal terms.
Richmond lOh OG. JOY if
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Education OF Young Ladies,

N Hiliams5ug,
Ma. ANDERSON's Instituiion for Fena'e
Iva Improvement viii be opened this season.
under circumstances that cannot fail 10 in,eres,
parents who have daughters to educate. The
unrcd cares Of Mr. and MIS- Anderson aud MS
Camp viii be dite9sd to the mental and personal
accomplishment Of their pupils, whose health.
morals and department. will meet with that scru
pnlous deieacy and attention. which parental
solicituds only can properly appreciate A large
and elegant Apparatus has been provided for
the illustration OF the studies Of Geography and
history and in cultivation Of the English and
French languages, M A. will avail himself of
the latest improve ncnts Of those celebrated yyyi
ieTs, Lindey Murray of London. and N. C..
Duhtf Of Philadelphia. by each of whom he has
been recently honored with a copy OF the LAST
edition Of his works.
The course of lns ruaiou will commence on The
2Cth OG5beT and b. completed about the 1st Of
May folowing-=Tcrms of Boarding and Tui.
ion Cor tho whole period & so. chiidven under
10 years old az bali price. For The extra branch
Is Of accomplishment, Music, Drawing X Dan
cling. some Of the most eninen. teachers in the
Uni'ed STATES ore engaged 10 attend. OF the usn.
Al terms. such pupils as desire improvement IN
these object,
wHlia~ hug, 9th OA 1907 I'm
II h II " x Il u " II >
FOr SALE at ;bis Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16
At Private Sale.

At Private Sale.
NEGRO COTTONS
Whine, Green, Brown and Blue Duties
Sagahys and Kerseys, IN bales
Coarse Cloths. Flanucls and Rose Blauke.s.-
great variety Of al1sins, India aud German
GoodS &c.
Also
Brown Sugar, in hhds.
Cosniac ard Apple Brandy
Hollands and Country Gin
Eorhcra and Mountain Whisky
Molasees
Havana Sugar
London Particular Madeira Wine
Black Pepper
Ear ami Rod Iron
Northern Candies and SOAP, &c.
Darmsdatt, Foster & Satchc1,
HacfioHccrs.
Sept %. 2n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16
Buckingham County, August Term,
1907.

AOOfs
Joseph Fuqua, Stephen Fuqua, Moses FuO
qua' haron Fuqua, Jsnn Flood and Ma -,
ny his vile, and Erasmus Jones and A
mey his wife, plain,,F, 2
Us.
Noah Flood, administrator orElizabetb Fu-
qla' deceased, and John Coode and In. :
u''i ~, MS "lie: defendants
Nv 'he motion of the plaintiffs by their conn
Lsei, and il appearing, 70 the co,, Sou-
PENDANTS John Goodc and Judith his vic ,~o ~.
inhabitants OF this state II is oreeyfd tina, 49,,
less ihey appear here on or before Hover,i,,-
court next and answer the bill Of the plain,;gs
the court viii then proceed TO take the ssr,e e.
confessed as TO them and decree the rns,,c,
thereof accordingly and that a copy Of this or.
oe, DC ioI,n"i!n Pn6'ishnd in some public news
suceessively' and another copy be posted ~, a,
the front door Of The courthouse of this eonp,v.
a copy, Testc,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16
Benjamin 3i'a,kina, d. c.

nj a toHrt u Qacrtcrly Sessio,l, continued
end hefa /or .di5cmo,le co4nfy, the sDf
day Of .Hugusl, 1907.
John M'Coy, rItf.-
hg.ia.t
Henry Emnlerron. Josiah Ham. IN 1'anee'y'
phrey ( Jacob Git. dens.O
nE defendant, Jacob Git. TO, having entered
his appearance and given security according
10 the act OF assembly and the rules of this
court and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of The
court that he is nor an nhabtant of this COM
monweaith; On the motion Of the plaintiff by his
counsel, 1t IS ordered. that the said defendant
appear here on the first day of the next term
and answer tile bill of the plaintiff and that
copy ct ,his order be forthwith inserted in the
Virginia Argus, printed in the city of RichmondS
Tor 'wo months suocecsivcly, and posted at the
front door Of the courthouse of the said county,
a copy,-Tsste,
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