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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-10
A. THOMAS ATWELL.

IA THOMAS ATWELL.
b. William Brewer, Abraham Bane,
I. d, Brown, Beall & Cherry 3, Mason
Bennett ., Gwynn w. Baylor, Benja-
min Boylstone & Miss Duvall, Thomas
Braekeiridge, Z. Bowen, Samuel Bond,
Benjamin Bell.
c. John Clawson,. Robert Cartor 2,
Solomon Cock, Mrs. Grow, W. p.
Crashilt, William Calvert, James
Crswley.
D. Michael Dusre, Paul Dust. Wm.
Dillon, r. Daushorty, Anne Duddle,
S. Davenport, John Dixon. ,
E. Joseph Edwards.
r. Mathew Frame. Joseph Frame,
Samuel French, F.Fairfax, Anne Frame,
]. A. Fry 2 letters.
G.. John !Gran,aam G. Greenfield, IA.
COB Grant, James Goings, Robert Grant,
Patrick Glass, William Gibbs.
H. Joseph Hite, John Heif, Richard
Hardesty, w. H. Harding 3, Jacob
Hartford, A.. S. Henshaw, Robert G.
Hi.e, James Henderson,,
i. George Jackson, william Johnson,
Zacariah James, Fl. Jefferson
X. William Kimble, James King,
William King, John Kane. Thomas
Keyes. >
L. Christopher Little, Adam Link,
Joseph E. Lane, Henry Lee.
M. Joseph Minghine, Thomas NJ.
Cianahan, Robert M'Clinsoek, Vincent
Moore, A. Morgan, Anne M'Clanahan,
John Moore, John Miller, Daniel Nor
gan. X
O.. David Ogieyic. -"
P. William y. Pages >, Stephen Pyles,
Robert Pyle.
X. william Robinson, r: Riley, Ro.
bers Riley, Sarah Robertson, Andrew "
Ronanius. 49, ~
S. James Stephenson. John Spsngter,
Elizabeth Strider, BENJAMIN ~ShutIer,
North & Smallwood.
T. Harfuld Timberlake, William
". George w.rt. r: Washington,
F.. Whiting, B. Wil,shire, George
Washington, James Wilson, John
WEIGH, Samuel Williams |, William
.Wafentrs, Carver. Willis 4 Beverley
Whiting 3, John Wenmur, DavenPor,
& ,Willett, Alexander White, Adam
Weaver, Thomas Wilson, John H.
Woodward, Moses Whitelock. =
Y. John YouRg.
ioHN HUMPHREYS, IN
April 10, 1907. y
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-10
i With equal wonder he beholds their
cheeks e. f.
Glowing in al the luxury Of health.

~ So "' -
W. understand that Judge Chase win
preside at the ensuing circuit eourttob be
held at Richmond, before which tits be-
lieved Burr win appear to answer for the
offences by him said to be committed.
How slippery Is fortune! But a little
while since and Judge Chase wa arraign.
ed before the senate Of the u. s. where
Burr sat as chiefjudge, 70 answer charS-
es Of the most serious nature, preferred
against him-and now he sits as chief
justice in the case of Burr, Who is ar.
raigued Is 4 traitor!
-[Bat. Evening Psss1
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-10
GhayIestosvn.

FST-OFFICE, E~hgrkstoIVn.
The following Is a Esr eflesteTs remaining
IN this c1fcr, which Jfnot TAKEN up on
Or before he first day g THiy nest,
will BE- sent to The General Post.0f6Fce
as dead letters.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-10
RICHMOND, Apta.I, fso7.

On Monday last, about 12-o'clock,
Col. Burr was taken into custody BY the
Marshal of the District, Major Scott,
ON a warrant on the part Of the United
States /: Soon after which, Col. Burr
was removed from his lodgings, and
conducted by the Marshal TO- another
noon in the Eagle Tavern to be privately
examined before Chief Justice Marshal.
Edmond Randolph and John Wick
ham, Esqrs. appeared IS counsel for Col.
Burr; andCasar A. Rodney and George
Hay. Esqrs. IS prosecutors on the part
of the United States. Mr.. Hay inform,
ed the Court, that il became his duty,
a Attorney for the district, to charge
Col. Burr. the prisoner then before the
court. with the Crime o~ftreason against
the United Suites, and ofamisdemeanor
of his having been engagedin setting ON
foot within the United States an sxpedi-
tiion against the Kingof Spain, and its
territories, with5whieht the United Ssates
were at peace. = 7:~ ,
. After going thro' the evidence thatwas
addueed on the part ofthes United States,
i was determined that there should be q
public Investigation held at the Capitol
she next day at 1oo'cloek, and that Col.
Burr should be admitted to hail, on his
giving security in the sum Of 5000 dol-
lars. Thomas Taylor and Mr.. John
Gamble are his bail. The investigation
was proceeding yesterday when We were
obliged to put our paper TO press.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-10
EXTRACT.

hereafter. IL 10 the Key stone which
holds the arch Of the universe together.
Destroy it. how immense the ruin! Dis.
regard It, how complete the wretched.
ness! A general yd~istrust, would produce
q general dislike : universal uncertainty,
universal misery. But lying has become
30 in use, that truth 10 out Of fashion ;
quite thrown aside, as the upcouth gar.
ment Of q Cothiek age, except here and
there q man, who likes the habits of his
youth, and the sturdy virtues ofshis IA
Tiers. The tendency Of this is t COR
rupt society, to set all morality aAoat;
the objectto gain the momentary triumph
Of a party, to produce the transient and
savage. smile Of victory, when millions
must mourn for it hereafter The pre-.
s~ervation Of virtue, order and decorum,
respect for age and c for authors
ty, all Infinitely more important to the
state, than all the objects which this con-
trmptible struggle can ever gain. But
not only L" truth Is fallen in the Streets"
but the shepherds who point US to the
Star SCBethlehem, are smiled upon, with
the sneer of conte mpt, and ridiculed in
public papers. When the guardians of
morality are ono removed, or their iu-
Auence is once destroyed, who dare an
swer for the event
-" No degree Of wit and learning,
no progress in commerce., no advances
in the knowledge at Mature, or in en-
beiiishments OF art, can ever thoroughly
tame that savage The natural human heart,
without reEgion.-The arts Of sociallife
may give q sweetness q the manners and
language, and induce, in some degree,
a love Of justice, truth, and humanity
but attainments derived from such inEeIi-
or causesa arc no more than the semblahse
md the shadow Of the qualities derived
from pure Christianity" =
Hdnnad Maorc.
-
GARDENS. 49,.
PLoU6hfNG Gardens late in the
fall, during the winter, or early in the
spring, has 4 beneficial tendency in des-
troying worms, and causing the eggs Of
various insects, lodged in the ground to
freeze. Many farmers believe they have
experienced great benefit from this MN
agement.
Noah Webster, Esq. whose . useful
labours,'' are equal to his interchangeable
pursuit of literature, recommends that
the loose bark on fruit. trees be carefully
seEaped OF in the fall this Destroyer
tie eggs Of many insects, Deposited for
shelter during the winter !; and at the
same time, ''nothing Is better for a fraie
tree than to keep the bark smooth, clean
and healthy"
Agriculture hail I
The first. the last, my eager muse
shall sing.
And see where bursting; through the
49, 81 gloom Of night, -,
The solar rays with steady step advanee.
Hark! their approach the fsathered
choir announce
Ia weetest notes. The varied melody
Herds. aoeks increase. =.
Farmer, awake!7 -. ~ .
Swift letthe plough divide the giebe, and
The genius Of the soil. On theedepsnd.
A family's support. Thy partner
Stands smiling at the door ; around her
thfong - : 2 81
Her ruddyofspriug on. she holds aloft;.
To thee directs his eyes.
DZ1--N--N q q 1870 " G& - /.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-18
Adion of Spanaen. +.

Juue 5:h, the Rnssi4n army pa, several
GIFTS divisions 10 MOTION. .Tbc RICH! at
tackled tue bridgesbssd Of Spsudeo, whitb
ger. Frere defended with the 9Th resi.
msnt. Twelve Russian regiments mad:
vain Efforts ; they renewed them seven
times, and seseatinss were repulsed. IN
the mean time the prince OF Pon:eCono
(Bcrnado.te) had assembled his troops, bu,
before they could act, charge Of The l7lh
Dragons forced the enemy TO retreat
Thus during a whole day, ,wo divisions
made repeated unsuccessful -at,acss.on one.
reglmsns but il mus. be owned this rss'
ment was entrenched. In visiting the en-
srencbmen,s between one Of the attacks
marshal Brrnadotte was slightly WOUNDED,
which will render him uaabe to resume bis
command for a fortnight. Oar loss is N
Alag. The ensmy's 1900, and may
wounded. -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-18

ba.,a The Temeraire. 10 which ship
Me ,sorrender. In the fore; GROUND, dis IS,
,nas,ed and disabled ships, with their priz.
ed. towing clear Of each other. j
5. By Nj. Vest. sAs Immortality oI
Nelson. The Ieading point in the picture
= 4 nres , en,s victory, presenting the dead bo-
i BY Of The hero TO Britannia. after the bat
s ls Of Trafalgar, which is received from
the arms Of Neptune, with the trident Of
his dominions. Britannia sits 10 shaded
gloom, as expressive OF that deep regret.
which overwhelmed the United Kingdom
81 The loss Of so distirgui shed character.
In the other parts ofslhis picture are seen
the concomilani events OF his lie, and the
sons and daughters of he unlon preparing
the mournful sable to his memory. The
winged boys round his body are hsuratlve.
,ha, The influence Of bis genius still exists.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-18
BY THIS DAYS MAI,
NEW YORK, Aagus, i.
Latyl from Franc.
Defeat Of the Rugians and g,
1ture of Koniglheru y.

- .Aoi'tSo lbeIS.
The ship Arab, West, arrived a, Bo,,,.
On Teusday last from Nspia, brino, j.
7sth bulletin of the grand army, and !,
Nan.z pspsr Of June %.
Fhe Editor of The Boston Cen,io,,.,
I. The bulletin being very long. We h.,.
given a faithful ,abs..ac,afis. ~
" The campaign opssed the s,h I'm.
! and was continued by scenes cf hard Fob,
ing until the l4th, when ne Frrach pa; T
a decided victory at Frieldlapd, ab.o,so o
miles S. of Konigsbefg. The Russians ,o',
from Is 10 10000 men, 80 generals, and %
pieces ofcannon, and were saidto b. v,,,
whslnned aud scattered while the Frruf,
|, were in foil march for Aonigsberg, a. whie,
place the las. accounts stated them TO hs,e
arrived.
" There were runors Of an expected
psace, as the last dates.
!" Ia the French army there are ,roo,
Of not less than tea or twelve .difstn, n.
tons, who do nos understand each other.
language ;but Bopap con;rivss to uss,
them all understand him.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-18
Battle Of Lomi;,en.

Two Russian divisions from .hsr centre
also. attacked the oridgs-head Of Lon'l.ec'
Gen. Terry's brigade defended 1t. Two
regiments repu!sed tie enemy The whc':
day. The abbasis and works were covered
with dead Russians. Their ger. was Kill
ed and their loss 100 killed, 100 rf'
sonsrs, and great numbers woupded' w
lost 100 men killed and cuDGed.
Mean while the Russia1 commando"
chief (Bennigsep) with the imperial gusl'h
and three divisions, attacked marshalNs{'
position at Allkirksen, Guttstadt aod WOE.
dorf and were rspulsed 10 all qasr''!.s.'
bu, when marshal Mey discovered that ~
assailan.s exceeded 10000 m "a, he poe',
ed his instructions, aud led MS corps
Aekendorf.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-18
Battle Of Deepen.

June 9th, the enemy attacked the :" !,
corps at Deepen, 90 the passarge.-,"",,,
were overturned. The naneuVre', ta''',,,
and iptrepidity of marshal Ney, geps' i
Marehand and other oGcers, are woT'"' :
the CREATES. eoIogium.y The enemy I'D ID
TESS the loss Of two thousand killed -
5000 wounded. We had 100 kliseu
hsndIed wounded, aud two hundfeo f.,
seventy prisoners made by the C0''' ,,,t
who had posted themselves ia w. -
ef the army.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-18

that col. B. had been guilty Of A;sb !.
son. Set aside. Z Va
90. 1Viltidm I1,hite -ssate d ). TIL, T..
bsen insthe western country in Nav,
and from COL BIS character and IRON IVY
representations he had received Of h. :. 70:
2dsct, be had been induced 10 say ,b, W. y
was 6 uilty Of treason, aud that h.,.e
was too good for him. Sc. aside. s's
Ito be continued
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-18
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
From, French papers, recei;ped at Boston
from Naat2.
French Grand Army Bulletin,
M rs

Datea, Hiels6erg, 3uas IL, 1907.
This Bulles;u gives an account of The 0.
vertures OF peace. made during shs wlnlsr;
and of their being interrupted by The anass
of the Russians.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-18

E Continued By adjournment and held at the CO.
$ fitol IN The Hall effhe honse Of Delegates,J
for High Treason against the Y. States. I
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-18

MONDAY, AucUs7 10,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-18

tofmcd auc expressed an opinion as 70 col.
B's treasonable designs; that he had form
cd that opinion newspaper publications
aud common report; and that he had con.
ssantsy conceived col. BIS intentions 10 be
reasonable
Mr.. W!ckham. Have you ever formed
au opinion that col. 5. was guilty Of uea.
son? ] have in my own m.nd- SET a.
side.
II. Richard E.. Parker had, like every
other person, formed ain opinion on this
case, on newspaper statements but he had
heard very little OF ,h- evidence ,Fa, NAV
be adduced 90 this occasion. He had d..
clared thai if~these newspaper statements
were true. col. B. had been guilty. as 10
TIE. docsrins of treason, he had not forne d
a conclusisr opinion.
!: Mr.. Burr. l hayeuo objection to Mr..
Parker He is therefore elected.
A desulto:y argument here eusued about
the ProPriety ct swearing one juryman a.
a time: The counsel for the prosecution
the counsel for The prisoner adj.
vocased the doctrine. The court decided,
that II would adhere to the practice Of
Virg'nia, add swear4 jufyn,en a, time.
10, TAIN ". Ellis had not entertained
and did cot now entertain any doubts, tina,
the prisoner had been guilty Of lrsasona.
bic design. Suspended
{ 70. Ihsmas Ssarke, without any espec
taslons OF being summoned as iurymaa,
had stated his opinion to his nrighbors,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-25
ERICK BOLIVIAN.
FROM THE SAME.
LIE EMIssARY RoLLMAN


1T appears to be one of tue necessary
consequences OF criminality that it should,
tor the warning of others and the moral
good o. The world, take no steps but such as
rs calculated 10 betray-4tseli Wnen 9oll-
man presented the article which we pub
liShed yesterday, from the manner Of his
address, coupled with declaration which
lie made in the hearing of the editor, IA
the district court of Richmond, that the
communication of the reasonable projects
Of Burr, which lie made 10 the executive.
"shoutd be made hutEc 6v linn" we ex.
pected that such was.the paper he proffer-
ed for publication. After a pcrusai. how
ever we perceived, that the real purport
ofthe paper offered, was only the offspring
of that system which the unfortunate author
OF the treason has pursued towards the
co1Ht'y, the fY6Hc, the crecutive. the per-
sons IyH2m ne dc(fGed, and tn 1se whom he
fuiied 10 deiude.
Instead OF asserting his innocence or att
tempting to prove il by facts e evidence.
Mr. Burr. has endeavored to roll back mn.
on the government by which his treason
has been frustrated, and on Tie public OIL
GERS who have been most active I'M defeat
ing his treason, and on the public officers
who have conducted the prcsccuticn,-
odmm and reproach and contumeiy.
Like master like man :" as Burr has
done so does Bollman. This unfortunate
object OF mercy, with a pardon registered
in cOurs OF law, issued upon the volunta-
ry revelation Of his own treason and the
treason of the " muster siiiyit' by whom lac
was led; this Is the man who comes forward
to the public, with che expectation or ma
king an Impression on the public mind in
faJor Of Tire man whom he had before BE-
trayed, and Of depreciating the character
and coaduct Of the man to whose berevo.
lence and good faith ne owes hisliJerty and
life.
Was the disclosure made by this person
brought before the district court in an e,l-
traordiGafy and understandable napnc,2
The manner vas thus MIR. H0D, attorney
for the district Of Virginia, in discharge OF
/ his ddiy as public prosecutor, called the se-
( veral wi.ctsses for the public, TO be sworn
! M open ccnrt on their passage 20 the Grand
lJury. On B0llman being called, Mr. Esv
| stated that he conceived 1t 60 be lis dut, to
inform the court in what situation Bol nan
stood rs e witnes5 Thjs Tollmaa had made
linpcTtant disclosures OfEur Fi2Hs, hro-
iJec.S' and the D'c1HS OF accoupli5birg them,
and IN consequence thereof he Prc.idepT
ihad issued pardon Which pardon Boil
imdn had its ., cciyed, then returned, then
isaid lie would neither receive nor reject.
In this situation, Bclimau stood when be
came into court, and Mr.. Hay there ten
dered The pardon 20 ham in open court
which Bollmou refused, and ;h, reuDgn IN :
. 'gardou was recorded in ,hc eur. by tne
clerk thefeoE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-25
FROM THE AURORA.
oUID pIPLoMArIc sKILL.

The following article was put into the
hands of the editor by the author, and writ
ten in his hand writing. The object and
intention of it every man of discernment
will perceive, that it is an cmanation of the
spirit OF the emher0r Of tie henitentiary
himself; and that Bollman is once more
doomed TO act an inferior character in the
great fraSi-comic "FARcE." The writer
mas requested that our animadversions
should not accompany it: the length of the
article itself exacts from us what we should
otherwise not have grauted--we shall Of
FER our remarks tomorrow.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-25
1T Court belt for Prince Ed,rard Co.ay, Apri
tle 2lsi, 1897

1T Corr bela for Prince Ed,rGrd Coaay, april
tbe 2lsi, 1897
John Watts and Thomas +. Scott. Ex'rs0
of William Watts, dec. Complainants.
against -
Jesse Hamlet, and Re,sey his wife. late :
Bctsey Clarke. aud Susanna Clarke, Heirs I -
of John Clarke. deceased, Msston @.
Earpnr, MsS,on Q. Clarke, and Lucy G :
his wis. late Lucy G. Harper, Joel o. :
harper, and Elizabeth Z. Harper, Heirs
Of James Haper deceased. Defendants
TE'diS day came the coupanants by their
4 Counsel, and the altachmen, for answer ~
wardcd them against the defendant Jesse Ham
Lent, being returned cxccu, H.. and the said
defendant Jesse Hamlet still failing 70 appear
and answe tie complainan,s' bill. Il is decyeed
and ordered, that the eomplainants' b.! be taken
for confessed as to the said defendant Jesse
Hamlet, and the ceurS viii proceed ct future
, day To decree he matters thereof. unless the
said defendant Jesse Hamls't, shall on or before
the E,st day Of toe nsHt court after being served
with copy o; his order, shew cause 10 the con-
trary,e ON rhe notion cf the compliments a
new subpoena in Chancery is awarded them a
& inst fhcmss Clarke, as guardian Of .I;s dcfsn-
dam Susanna Ciarke: and tue defendants Mas
ton G Harper, Nation G. Clarke and Lucy G
his wife. ate Lucy C Harpsr. Ioei B. Harpe,
ard Elizabeth T.. narpcr. nor k.yiug entered
heir appearance, and given sccuri,y according
e IN pet of the General Assembly, and the rule;
Of this couf and i; appealing Inc Satisfaction
the cout thas they uoi inhabitants OF this
SKATE on the motion of 200 conplainan;e BY their
council, il is Ordered that The said defendants
Eiaston G. Harper, Maston g. Clarke, and In.
cy c. his wife la,e Lucy C. Harper, Tel B.
Harper. and Elizabeth e. hasPer. do a7pea,
hare On the ir-t d@yof July court next, and an
swsr the comp ainants' b;n. and that coDy CT
this order he forthwith inserted IN some one OF
the public newspapers printed iu,thc trty OF Rich
n1ond, for two months successively, and also
posted the front door of the court house of
his county. ACspy, Tes;e.
BENJAMIN WATKINS n C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-25

"a The Masters and ofhei' officers sailiny
IN and /rom the horis Of Norfolk ant
Portsmouth,.
The tender of your services for the erec-
ton or PREPARATION Of Fort Norfolk S, works
on Craney Island, and for manning the gun
boats and other vessels for the waters Of E
hzabeth and James rivers, are received with
great satisfaction. They are the more i'm
portant in proportion, IS we have much TO
do in the least time possible. Knowing
their peculiar value for manning and mana
ging the gun boats and other vessels. it is in
that direction / am in hopes they will have
been applied, and that the necessary aid
for erecting or repairing works ON the land
viii have been found in the zeal Of Other
citizens, less qualified to he useful in tli,
cmpioyments ON the water. ] return f.,
your country the thanks YOU 50 justly de.
serve. TIL; JEFFERSON.
! Washington, Jaly g, 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-25
NOT EE.

THE business caryi-d 90 under the firm OF
4 DANIEL GORDON q co in this place,
is ihis day dissolved by nru,ual ccuaeut-al per-
sons having claims, are requested 20 bring them
fmward, and yilo;e indebted to n,ase nmed-
ale payment 10 Daniel Gordon, who is alone
authorised 20 receive and settle Tie same.
DANIEL GORDON.
DANIEL WElslGER
Manchester. Cd July, 1907. W.,
90 The remaining Stock on hand, will be
SOLD a. a REDUCED price. by
DAM GORDON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-25

I AIKEN up by he aibsCr,Gs' "a ION Of
4 April bay Mare. supposed to Re with foaI
Eve or six years old. four feet ten InclIes high,
star ia her forehead. the OFT bird f1o, viii
baove the hoof. has been dockcd, 10 brand per
ceiyabie, shed before. appraised 70 io'ty dollars
RICHARD CURD.
Heurico. Oh July. 1867. w3t'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-25

BUCKINGHAM CoUaqr, mar TENN, 1907.
Jones Gill, complainant. y =.
against
William II. Clayton ard Clarissa his
wife, and Mary Mosby Hales. an in
fant under the age OF twenty-onet y
years, defendants./
an the motion of the complainant, and
~ it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that the defendant William II. Clay
ton is not an inhabitant of this state; II is
ordered and decrecd, that unless he shall
appear here on or Before August court
next and answer the bill OF the complain
ant, the same will then be taken for con-
-Sessed as to him, and the matter thereof
decreed accordingly. and that p 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,
Il. ELDR7DCR, Jr. D. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-07-25
r. ELDR1DGE, D. c.

Buckingham County, May Term, 1907.
DANIEL and I'm. GKer- I
RAM, pitts T,
vs.. 80,
Thomas BqyoTv, admit
istrafor Of Chloe Bal
ioqy, decd. def'ts.
THE defendant not having entered his APP
pearance, and given security according to
the rules OF this court, and it appearing to
the court that he is not an inhabitant of
this state. On the motion of the plaintiffs
by their counsel,--It is ordered, that unless
the said defendant shall appear here OF or
before August term next, and answer the
bill of the plaintiffs, the court will then
proceed TO take the same for confessed and
decree the matter thereof accordingly !,
and that a copy of this order be forthwith
published in some public newspaper of the
city of Richmond for two months success
Sively, & another copy be posted up at the
'front.' door of the courthouse of this county.
CA Copy.)
Teste, r. ELDRIDGE, ir. d. c.
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