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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-06
Richmond, Feb. D., 1903.

A UCfION OF BOOKS-A valuable col,ec-
l. ton of Modern Books in various branches
OF arts and sciences-Historv, Law, Medical,
Theology, Voyages and Travels, &c chiefly Loa-
don editions. will be sold on Saturday evening.
February 9th, 1908 Catalogues of them will
be delivered previous TO the sale at the store of
JAMES BROWN, In. V NJ
Feb 4 ,f
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Z CT PUBLISHED BY THOMAS RrTcHIE oPPo-
SITE THE PosT-orfIcE, AT FIVE DOLLARS
PER ANNuM, PAYABLE ~ ADVANCE.
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M LILLIAN TEMPLE, has received bv inc
w ship. Herschell from Liverpool, and Calpe
ron London, an extensive supply of AlEF-
[HANDLzE, suitable to the present and .p
pi@@ching season, which be will sell low.
Se~ 10 I6l
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CASH p RIZE s.

l,00o do. To consist Of machines foro~
pening oif-cast worsted Sc
open wrought wooiien cio-
thing into woool, valued
at one hundred dolls each,
CPatent right included) 100000
iA0oe do. To consist of rights for
manufacturing ornament
al mouIdings for dwelling
houses and shipping, valti-
ed at fifty dollars each $4,000
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ITO PRINTERS-FOR SALE, on very rea-
4 sonabie terms: About 500 wi. of BUR-
GEOIS, and 500 of BREWER; The same Type
on which the E.NoufRER was late!v printed.
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Amelia.

WISH TO purchase twelve likely MULES
L BATHURST RANDOLPH.
Amelia, Jan. H. (tfo
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s 100000
The Drost vHluI6ke Cash Ps1Ses from 200 dollars
and nbl0ards, to be determined as folioqps:
First drawn number on the first ten days' drawing
each s 200
DITTO ditto on the succeeding ten days,
each 500
Ditto ditto on the succeeding five days,
each 1000
Ditto ditto on the succeeding two days.
each 5000
Ditto ditto on the last DAVIS drawing 10, COO
This Lottery viii positively commence draw
ing on the twenty third day of February next, and
viii be completed i'll % clays at intervals, under
the superintendent of Gentlemen appointed bv
the Governor, to whom approved security has
been gwen, tor the fat .ful drawing of the Lotto
ry agreeably to the scheme The numbering for
the wheels has so far progressed under the direc-
ton OF Mr. James Otllers, as TO Justify fixing the
day OF drawing. The cash prizes will be paid at
the bank in thirty days after te conclusion of the
drawing, the Machines and Composition rights
delyeredto order, on payment of the deduction
as above. All prizes must be- demanded in one
year after Tie drawing, or they will be considered
as forfeited after that time
TICKETS al one dollar and so cents each, 10 be
had of VIM Pritchard and Fi,zwhysonn and Pot.
ter.
The price Of Tickets will advance as the draw
ing progresses.
Note-The purchaser or holder of every ticket,
will be entitled TO valuable patent right for ma
nufacturlng Sage, Starch, and Hair powder, from
Potatoes, by process entirely new, besides
chance ct the many valuable cash prizes.
Jan. ia. (epG)
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4 ADVERTISEMENT Win he sold, to the
"A highest bidder, upon 10 months credit, on
Tie 10th day of February, (f fair, if not the next
Tar d'y,) al the plantation Of the late Col WIN.
Nelson, OF King William, two parcels GLAND !;
one OF m hundred acres more or less, adjoining
the estate of Col John Taylor, known blythe name
OF Horn Quartcr--the other of POS acres. adion.
H. MIR William West and Mr.. James Mesux,
which was some years ago bought OF a Mr.. Har-
ny Shsckleford. At the same time and place will
be sold for cash, three large imported Stills, very
little injured, and large Boiler. The admins
traitor beng anxious 10 pay of every just debt a.
gaInst the SAID estate, earnestly requests the Gre
ditors 20 bring in their claims authenticated, that
arrangements may be made to satisfy them.--thosc
indebted viii please TO settle theirs as soon as Dos
s'bse--tIe estate not being in situation for long
indulgence CHI ARIES G. PACE
Admir- with the will annexed of
f7t2awT) Col. WIN. Nelson.
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The Duke Of Portland, the Right TIenour1
able Spencer Perceval ard the R;pht Hon
durable John Foster, the Honorable William
brodiicE, the Honorable William Elliot and
William Sturges Bourne. esq. have been APP
pointed commissioners for executing the Of
nee Of Treasurer Of the Exchequcr, ia Great
Britain.
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The Gazette contains his Maiestv's Pro-
cl2mntlon proroguing the Parliament to tlle
2:st OF January, when it is to meet flor the
iispatch OF divers urgent and irn ,or,apt af-
Fairs"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-06

General Post Office, jan 7. T2aw6w.7
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The AucT1oN (, COMMISSION BUSINESS 4,iY
Sr jatre 6s carried b. tic Subscriber IN the terp
nrrnt heyetore occupied 6r Ta1lor & yo7un, sphirh
:, a., vel eale4latea Tor he RECEPTION 2f large guam
cash AID Oh a creif, a iyge assortment of GROCE
X ES: A7,ton5St zghich are,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-11

puiace gave Themselves up to sed,tioas corn
motion. in which,. however. the merchants
and other respectable inhabitants Of the town
took no share. General Merlin marched
thither with two squadrons of horse and two
regiments of foot, rendered himself master
of two converts. disarme6 theinsurgents. and
restored the Council of Government of the
Province. The insurgents lost 500 in killed
and wounded; of our corps were killed and
IL wounded.
This is the correct account of the events
of the campaign in Spain. Not one engage
ment, not one action has taken place, in which
our troops have not distinguished themselves
by their wonted gallantry and valour.
Had General Dupont kept his troops toge-
ther, he could not have found it an arduous
task to subdue the insurgents, since his corps
consisted of three divisions, amounting at
least to 20,OG0Snen.
All the accounts given in the English
Newspapers of the state of affairs in Spain,
are false and absurd. England knows full
we'll how to calculate the result of all her OK
ertions. Her object is to keep the spirit o.
sedition alive in Spain, in order to obtain such
OF her foreign possessions rs shall! best suit
her ambitious views.
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X DUCArION-Thc Subscriber intends TO
- continue ms SCHOOL the ensuing year, a.
the Green Springs in Louisa county, where a
Course OF hdlcston, embracing tile Latin, Greek
French AMI English Languages will commence
on the 9Th of January This healtny situa,ion.
eniirc'y removed from every kind of vice, offers
particular advantages to gentlemen who live in
towns' (too commonly the seats of dissipation,
"a ',e u'neaitny parts of the lower country, and
wish to have their sous educated without incur.
ring the r'sque of having their morals corrupted
or tner health impaired. The subscriber VIII
pay the strictest attention., both 10 the morals and
eoucaton OF bis pupils, which he will pc enabicd
10 90 al ALI times, as none will be admitted, ex.
cept such AS live with ma, il, the boarding house
hcptny COL Morris, exclusively tor the accom-
nhoa"son o. the boys. Fhe subscriber has in n
FORMER Puoucatlon, produced testimonials OF his
itientsoh ~ qualifications as "A futcr, winch,wIll.
upon application DC enclosed 10 any person wish.
i'iS 10 cHirist pupils to his care. rieterns will
De, tor board I, IS per annum. teach boar,,er'
hhding ms own hed) washing and mendin- T. a.
ana clifton !, lJ-One hair o. each charge 10 he.
p''d at the expiration of six months, and The o.
ther at the end of the year. NJ scholar viii he;
aHmtted fora shorter term than one year Those
gentlemen who intend 10 comm, their sons or
wards 10 The care OF the subscriber, will please
To nolty hum OF it by letters directed to him. ar
LINDSAY IS fost-Oifce, hibeIna:lc county.
FRANCIS f. NIURl.
NOV a. T,,;,rf- sy1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-11
Oct. %.

Il Ills {, ALLAN have received per fire shin
A Hero, supply offai GOODS, making tieI.
assortment consist of uapt Cottons, Plains, FOR
'est Cloths, Duhili and Rose Blankets. best gu.
perine London Cloths and Kersey rneres, double
and single miitea, Swinsdow,,s and Toilcnetts
flannels, Bazc, ccstiigs and FRIES, qrentlemens'
nett SHIRTS and drawers, geniemens' and ladies
Angola ahd lambs wool nose, ladies' very fine cot
ION Ind TX hose, MusIins, Cambria I5jmit;es &.
printed NdsiGs celicocs, and a few pieces f,,r-
ndure Camtz. SILK Siawls, elegant NUTS and
CaPes, Fe.'e nd raced Tufbans, thread and cot
ton Lac =, English tGtstriu.,s. Sa:tins and FLO
rent'res, very inc black sunpazcene. elerant
wotSed Robes, few Irish damasi, Table Cloths.
Irish Diapers, Sd Irish sheetiny, a few pieces
very inc - IRISH Linen, Ivory Knives & Forks.
smiths Bellows, hnvils, Vices and Hammers,
Hommony Mills with fly wheels. brass and iron
Nim LOCKS, &c. &c &c. A few casks Hibbeert's
best brown stout, Hardhan's Snuff, No. o. de su.
rerIor quality, few boxes gcAtlemens' fashion.
aDIc London made Hats, gentemens' and ladies'
Gloves every good quality, best steel plate.
MN, pitt and cross cut saws, 3dy j. g. g. TO- ~ K
CODY nails, and cody flooring Brads, sack sal,
Liverpool filled) White Lead, Yellow Ochre,
and Spanish Brown.
Wheat and Tobacco will be received in pay.
nlent, at liberal prices.
Sept. 81 (eT8w1
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HEM ALE EDUCATED N-The trustees of
4 the INN SMITH ACdDE M, in the coun-

'EMALE EDUCAIION.-The trustees of
the INN SMITH ACADEIN M, in the coun-
ty'of 'Eockbridge, give notice, that the Winter
Session viii commence on She third Wednesday
ot November next, under the superintendent OF
'he Lady, whose name the Seminary bears The
price OF Boarding lneioding Washing and every
necessary accommodation, is S 50 per session of
five months.
Tuition, Exclusive of Music,) :. s 10
Music, (f studied,) . 20
1t may not be improper to state, that Miss
smith devotes her time and talents to the intercs,
u this Seminary, without any other compensati-
on than that naturally arising FROM the conside-
ration OF her usefulness in promoting the interest
and w'fdre OF her sex, and that her disinterested
liberality has enabledthe Trustees (notwfthstapd-
ing the low price of Tuition, and an unexpected
number OF Students,) to provide Il sufficient num-
Der OF assistants for instrGcting tile Young La
dies in MI the useful and ornamental branches of
female education.
BY order of the Board,
]. LEYBURN, C2c,k.
Oct. 20. [1aw3wT1
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SfOk SALE.-Will be sold at twelve months
4 credit, 1T CurIes. The residence ofC,I W.
Hetll, decd on Monday the 2ist dav Of Noyem.
r next, If fair, if not the next fair dsy, ~, az
itincpt of valuable Household and Kitchen
FURhITURE.-eonds, with approved security
wn' be required of purchasers, Clearing interest
from the date, first pmctually paid for all sums
Over twenty aoiiBrs. TIE TRUSTEES
OV@ 20 Gawiml
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" ALUABLE LIND for sale.-Ry virtue Of
three several deeds of trust, executed by
Edward Boiling of the county of Goochland, as
follows, Ito witty one executed to Frederick Har-
ris and VIM. Miller, ON the 18th tlav of July.
l8o6-~ohe other executed to Charles F. Bates 4
VIM Miller. on the 20t', day Of October, 1906
And one other executed TO VIM. Miller and 10
se'h Shelton, ON the I'd day of June, 1907, and
Ill OF them of record in t,. county court Of
Coochlana--Wi.l be exposed to sale, to the high
est bidder, Tor ready money, at the front dooi of
Goochland court house, ON Friday the 18Th day
OF November next, the tract OF LAND whs- con
the SAID Edward Boiling at present resides, ly
ing on James River, i'll the county aforesaid, a
boat three miles above the court house, or so
much OF the said tract as shall be sufficient TO So,
tSiy the several s,ros of money in the said deeds
mentioned, or the balances thereof which are
still due with all interest accrueing thereon, and
al costs and expences rs specified in the atore
SAID deeds trust, by The TRUSTEES.
October 18. f1awttis1
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" tRGiNIA, to wt.--At a Ci..ncc.v il,s
trict Court held in the city OF WilIiams burg

VIRGINIA, to w't.--At c.u.nce.y D.s
trict Court held il, the city OF Williams burg
the 25th day OF July, 1906
John rd P!Han;8-Aganst Watt Walker,
Robt Walker, Freeman Walker, Beverley Clay
tons Lpckey his wife, Eliza Lacey, Wm Graves
and Ia5itha his wife, which said Wat Walker,
Robert Walker. Freeman Walker, iockcy CLAY.
ION, Eliza Lacey * Tabitha Graves, are children
OF Sarah Walker, decd. and VIM Nc Whamm,
DstendGnts.
fIe defendants Robert Walker, Freema.
Walker and Eliza Lacey, not having entered
their appearance and given security according
to the acts OF Assembly, and the rules of this
Court, and l. appearing to the satisfaction of the
court, taal thay are not inhabitants OF this coun-
Try, on the motion of the PIT. by his counsel: II
is ordered, that the said def's do appear here on
the first day OF the next term, and answer the
bill OF the pitt. and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in some paper OF the CT
ty of Richmond, for two months successiyelv
and posted at the front door of the former capitol
in this city.
A Copy
ANTHONY ROBINSON, &C.
September 81. (oaw8wg)
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NOV. 4.

Z \ REHABILITATION the service of The Uni
~ led 81 les, on the 9Th instant, q Private in
TIE 5th regiment OF infantry, named JOHN
Fn'ReuSoN-5e years of age, feet ) 1-2 in
cnes hga, swar;hy complexion, dark hair, blue
eyes, has sckiy appearance He was born in
Delaware county, state OF Pennsylvania-bv
profession shoemaker The said Ferguson
haaon NJ the time oi ms desertion, round sai.
iors Jacket, slash sleeves, dark arab colour blue
striped Virginia cloth vest, and Corduroy PAN
taio1ns, torn on the .Snees-Virginia clot,, shirt =
and an old pair Of half boots, bo,m,l with cord
which ne generally wore under ms pantaloons, :
ALSO :--neserted on the Same tay, GABRIEL.
JONES. 81 years of age, 5 feet s 2 inches
high, i:.ir complexion, hale ewes auburn hair
wien spoken TO has dow, iook-i3orn in Es.
sex county, Va.--bred Fariner-He wore a.
way round striped Virginia cloth coat white
home spun pantaloones, and vest of the same
Whoever will apprehend the said ceserters.,
and deliver them to me, or 70 any officer in the.
service OF the United States. shall receive twen-
ty dollars re wsrt' or ten do.lars for either
EDWARD billiard, Can't.
Sth u. 5. Reg. infantry
Rendezvous, Petersburg.
Sept Is. rtfl
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nj OTlCE.--In the year 1895, request was
4 made by letter from gentlemen in Virginia.
Through Mr.. Joseph Johnson, Consul in Lon
dom to Mr. Thomas Diggcs. then in England, &c,
make enquiry for the heirs or the family of a Mr.
Abraham Mines vino, when youth, LETT 3ripr
house near hudd6rsficld in Yorkshire, for Ame
RIGA, and was clerk to n merchant in Virginia.
afterwards kept store OF his own, had partner
in trade, & d!ed unmarried, about the year 17s3.
leaving landed and other property. unfortunate.
iy, by the loss at sea, of the Ship Jane and RAJ.
chcl, capt Dade from London TO hlcxandria. i'm
the year 1928, The letters Of request and othey
papeis and inemHraniums were lost. and eve.
the writer's name, which is supposed TO be Par-
ly or Farely, as well as his place of residence h,x
been forgotten, butt guessed to be near Peters,
burg in Virginia.
ne ubsCribers, or either Of them. will be
much obliged to any one, informed of either az
the parties above allnledto, or can give any trace
as To their residence, or informed Of any landed
or other property of SAID deceased Abraham NIL
mes, by letter directed TO the subscribers as be-
low and they will thankfully pay any costs for
ascertaihing the names, places Of residence. Or
effects OF said deceased, &c. &c.
GEO MINES, Merchant Boston
THOS. DIG GES, Fort TVdybuyton, Poto,uao.
GEO w. RIGGS, George Town.
October ~ f3m1
His name was spelt Mills or Mines.
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NHIS day is published, (and may be had "a,
Jacob ToAasoa's Bookstore adjoining the
Market Bridge,) Part 5 of Vol. of HE MING
* 1NUNFORH'S REPORTS, containing the De
cisions OF the Supreme Court of Appeals of yir-
g'nia, at the October Term, 1907, aud compile
ting the first Volume.
At the same place may lie had the said volume
(of 656 pages) elegantly Bound in calf. Price to
subscribers S 5 to non-subscribers S 6.
" The size OF the volume having far exceeded
the limits at first contemplated, (Which were 500
pages only,) The authors have been induced to
furnish it to subscribers at the above price, which
is considerable less, in PROPORTION, than that men.
TONED in the Prospectus.
Gentl"r"en ,s',. .:-- .i:c:c Reports ~, ,,,,...-
bers, Will be permitted to return them at any time
wi'h,n SIX moaths, x receive volume, for which
numbers they will be allowed the original cost in
part payment for the volume. NOV l. I1awtf]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-11

n FEW b''xes OF rs by IL Window GLASS:
n Of the Fl st qualify TOR sale-I,nor;,, ~ :, !
OInce. Oct. ID ruT p
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sNOR SALE, valuable piant.tlon in Din.
& widdie County, four miles from Petersburg.
containing 232 acres OF Land. its under good
fences-the Improvements are handsome, COM
nlodious and in excellent repair il has besides.
the advantages OF an agreeable neighborhood,
good water, SC. &c. &c--Apply to
THOMAS NORVELI
Richmond, Sept 90 ~,
ANk NOTES, below described. we're
- Put INTO the post Office at this place on 9th
May last, enclosed ia aletter addressedto Messys
John Warder and Sons, Philadelphia, and which
letter has never been received it is therefore ap-
prehended TIT the BANK NOTES NAV have fall
len INTO improper hanels and should such ap-
PeaFin circulation, we earnestly request that thew
may be stopped. Any satisfactory information
regarding them viii be thankfully received, and
if required, literally re waytled.
BUCHANAN G. POLLOK.
Petersburg, July S. Uf1
Bank OF Virginia payable at their Office of Dis
count and Deposit Petersburg, to- Robert Br-
chett President thereof or Re.rar
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Rendezvous, PETERSBURG
Sept. l6 T+fl
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ANTHONY ROBINSON, o. C.
September 81. (oaw8wg.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-23
36,6OS,954

From these statements it appears, that the
imports into Great Britain, from Denmark,
were equal to one thirteenth of the whole of
Europe, and equal to one tenth, excluding
Ireland, and one tzoeaty-ninth of all the
world, and one twenty-sixth excluding Ire
land.
1t appears that the imports into Great
britain from the United States-was & 8,
615, 161.
While all the imports from all the rest Of
the world, excluding Ireland-was 1888.
275.
The imports from America exceeded
those from Asia S,543,000 pounds sterling.
The whole imports from Russia was dou-
BILE that of Denmark, or one sirth of the
whole of Europe.
So that the commerce of America, in the
single department ofreceiht from foreign ma
tions, America furnished near
Five times as much as Russia-Ten times
as much as Denmark-Ten times as much
as Prussia-Three times as much as ireland
One third more than Asia--And nearly e.
quail to Europe, excluding Ireland--In the
exports from Or. Britain the proportions are
equally striking.-America took, of British
exports t7uetUe parts out Of thirty-six-O
these articles. what America took, was ele-
ven parts British manufactures, and one
part foreign oductions.-Denmark took one
sevsnth OF the whole--Prussia another Sc
venth-Russia near two parts out of S6-Asia
about parts out of 36--Ireland near parts
of 36.
The annual expenditure on the war estab-
lishment of England now Is II millions pei.
annum.
The followinsis statement of the opera
ton of the blockade act, according 70 the
French decree.
Antou1r ~ txaon-s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-23

ONE HOEDRED DOLL.iRS REWARD-
~ Runaway about the lst instant from thc SER
vice OF Mr. William Rawlcigh Ito whom lie was
mrcd) black man named JACKSON, house
carpenter by profession, of thin consump;ive APP
pearance, about forty years of age, five feet eight
or nine inches high. From circumstances attend
ing his elopement, it is believed he intends max
ing his way to one of the eastern states and has
been provided with false papers of freedom If
taken within the state and delivered me here or
secured that get him, will give fifty dollars
or If taken out of the state, one hundred dollars
ROBERT GAMBLE, Jun.
Richmond, Dec. go. Teptf1
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NJ OIICE.-S1M MoRR1s, opposite the
~ Eagle Tavern, respectfully informs the pub
he, that he is selling off the following GOoDS
undef cost and charges, as lie positively intends
to quit the above business on W before April next
The remainder of the stock consists OF the fol-
lowing articles suitable for the present and ap
preaching season, viz
Broad Cloth, Cassimeres, Bemlet's patent Cord,
Corduroy, Thicksetts, Velveteen, Black Floren.
tine Silk, Toilenets, Flanncls and Baizes of yari
Gus cslors, Wildboar, linen and cotton Checaues,
hne 7-8 and Al Irish Linen and Renting, Dow
las large assortment of fine Linen Canbrie.
ladies and gentlemens' silk & cotton Hose, white
and black BRUSSELS Laces, ladies silk and camel
hair Slawis, silk and cotton Cloves, fine corded
and cambria Dintity; large assortment of fash.
ionabie India and British Muslins, Cotton Cam
brio OF various colors fashionable printed Calico,
NmiSeen, white and colored Marseillcs and lanes,
Cotton Cas- simere, India Cotton and Table CLoths
and number of other articles too tedious to q.
numerate Feb. 8. (2aw8w9
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INCHANCERY.-Nfidaleses County Court, De
Il cer,ber 1907 - -

NCHANCERY.-N1idaleses County Couyt, De
L cenrbey, 1907.
Mary Calls, Elizabeth Minor, Ann Tomkins.
John Mclaughlin and Mary Overtoh his wife,
Peter Cosby, George Tiller an, Mary his wife,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES John Cosby, David Cos.
ives and Polly his wife, and - Meriweatber
and Barbary Minor his wife, Detendants
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court that
t9e defendants are not inhabitants of this Com
monweaith, not having entered their appearance
and given security according TO the act of AS
semsiy and the rules of this court On motion of
the compliments by their counsel, 1t is ordered,
eiat the defendants do appear here at March court
next and answer the compliments bill, that copv
OF this order be forthwith inserted in the Eho,,i
rer tor two months successfully and another post
cd at the front door of the court house of this
county. Copy, TIL MUSE, C. NJ. c.
Jan ID. T9ayv8,v1
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Nv HEREAS the subscriber IN the life time
w of Carr Chapman, deceased, to wit: In
the month of January, eighteen hundred and FIVE,
did execute Go him 8 bond for four hundred and
fifty dollars, apromisory note for fifty dollars and
another for hogshead of Antigua Run and
whereas have an equitable defence against the
payment of said bond and notes, hereby fore
warn all persons from taking transfer or assign.
ment of the same, rs shall certainly refuse to
discharge them unless compelled BY legal process.
THOMAS CHAPMAN
Dumfres, Feb 10. (tf)