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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29
Land. for hk.

THE subscriber tUishes 70 disbose of
i The FARMon Waich hr nstO noes.
sifuatein Berkeley County Krginliia, neor
Opeckon Greek, Gbaus three miIes from
Marnnsburg and seoen from Shepherd 5.
To1vn, on the main road leading from.
the former 10 the latter place This farm
contains about three hundred acres, a
part slate and a part limestone Landof the
first. quality, about -frco thiyds q rae
whole tract cleared, and no.p IN a state 81
high cultivation, the balance cIOrhet3 ,pith
excellent timber, Which IUW a!sUags al:
ford a greater quantity than the con-
sumption Of the place rUiH require
n sufficient portion eftht land can Be con.
verfed into good meada,O--The inProUs-
menfs nre a very CONF Portable d,dcOnpeni-
tnt dsbeifns AOase, a large frame ha'n
d,ad sta6Les, with ether Hse5ui tHihifnys
there is a ser!ng Of good water quite con.
eenient to the dtoeling, and seper0i other
springs ryr on di6crrnt parts Of tie
ptace, furni.h'ns~ a SuSfcien. and con-
slant sntp'y # ,Oatrr throughout the
year. ~. =.
The subseriber being deaysus to re-
arove to the state Of Ohio, pin tale ia
exchange fer the above farm, land ,petf
situated and Of goodqadtity in amy par,
Of thar state or 1a greater Paft efths
price can be paid in hand, a great bar.
gain sp;H be given in it. The terms nil
be made known on application to the sub
scriber living on the preSisss.- . = :
r.. -. - ELEBELLER.
- Aprit2e, 1909. -. !
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29
FORTE DdILARs REWARD.

EIN LA1@Ldh0 thEWdkO.
d ANawy from the subscriber on the
N 2oth Beeemberlast, q Negro wo.
mau medsVENUS, about ~ yearS az
age, about 5 feet i ilcltes high, Of ! pro.
-portionable size, Of a yellow complexion.
has a wide mouth and full lips, rather
rif couutenance, pock marked. has holes
peireed in her ssfs, has small feet and
hands for 1 Negro, o. scar on the f;ahk
aide Of her head not far fromthe crown |.
l. remarkably fond Of company and strong
drink had On when she wene away. 4
black and white striped lindsey Jacket
and petticoat, new wool hat, efay
coating cloak boand with worsted bind
ing, . new red grounded calico habis, =
dark grounded ditto, white muslin
ditto, and = quantity of other clothing
not reeollected she has benin the neigh
bourhood Of { harles. Town, and about
Mr.. Dandfidgeis quarters; che may
have sobtained q forged pass, and eades-
your to pass - = free woman. I win
give ten dollars reward for he I apprehen-
sion II she Is takep in Berkeley or Jeffer.,
son. County !, twenty dollars If 6ity miles
distantr il a hundred. miles the above
reward, and all reasonable charges paid,
ifdeRseredt to Mr.. Thomas Locke, Mar;
tinsburg, or to the subscriber, living
near the Warm Springs. 49,
JAMES JACKSON.
", April -, 1907 T., @v,it 49,.
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From the Eed.ruiGnsrffl

From the Federal Gazrfte.
We have been politely favored with !
file ofehe Orleans Gazette to,Se 3Sd ult.
intlosive the following is the only sr.
ticls worth extracting: .-...>:
! NEw.ORlEAKs. March l7fe
A report has been in circulation since
Tuesday, that the Spaniards are again
advancing on our frontiers, Their force
is stated at 500 regulars Joined by the
provincial militia. Yesterday report had
them on the east side Of the Sabine.
The governor has, We Learn, received a
letter from Judge Carr, Of Natchitoches,
stating TIE reports Prevail,ng At. that
place but we cannot learn that there are
any fAtts ascersained To create alarm.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29
.tBaftaEo,r Ordsts..

THE first Battalion Of the 6Z,h Re-
i giment Of the Virginia Militia,
are ordered to adster az Capt. Robert
Snodgrass' OF. Back Greek, on the 18th
Of Mayanext, and the second Rastalio q
on ths F2ist5 of the. same month u
Darkesviile. = =. IN. -
>.-'-'Sr ELISHA lloyd,
IL Lieut.. Cal Com. 67th Rt.. n.
: April -, 1908. s. {. r
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29
and her cargo is now selling at Pensaso.
Ia" -. 49,. ---

= Alet,er dated St. Luear. Spain. Feb.
-, 1908, states that - Portugal 10 re.
guIarly proclaimed n province Of France.
Three expresses arrived yesterday at
Cadiz-Ihree large divisions Of the
French army are at Barcelona and within
~ leagues Of Madrid.-This portends
something more"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29
'MART1MsBURG, ApIA 20.

On Monday last an election .uas held
/" this toOn, far the purpose d choesing
f,oo fit PERSONS. to repsesenf Berkeley
County IN thc next General Assepbiy Of
Virginia, Iohen Capt. aaron Fatis and
George Porte.feM,- Esq. (bsh Federal.
isis seere elected, ,pitheut etfosition.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29

THEMembers ofthe Berkeley Vo-
Il iuntesr Troop Of Cavalry, are or
dered to attend Muster, on the frss
Saturday IN May:next 10 MartinsburE,
for the Patpole ofsraining.. :. ~
JOEL WARD, Captain.
April 81 1908. = 49,, =
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= The British squadron Of the Brazils,
it is said is ,oremain for the presen. IN.
der the command ofcommodore Moore.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29

Married, M, Me6aeI Hensel to Mss
Elizabeth Ayers, both. efthis County.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29
WASHINGTON, April 70

A short time after eleven the house
went into committee Of the whole u the
bill from the senate au,hor.sibg the pre-
s'deut, under eertsin contingencies, to
suspend the act LAYING an embargo.
After wide diseussion, and the pro-
position Of various amendments, iii of
which were. ,negatived, the committee
rose add reported the bill without a.
n,endnent; when after further discus.
sion, and the rejection Of the numerous
amendments offered, the 6nal question
was taken at half past eleven o'clock on
the passage d the biR--yeas 50, nays SO.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29

Extract efa knsr from a gentleman id
+, Geergia, dated March j., 1908. +,
= ~1'he embargo has had It's effect on
the citizens Of Mobile and Pensacola.
They are almost 10 state Of starvation
Com is four dollars per bushei--baeon
50 cents per podnd-hogs lard one dol.
lar per auart--fowls nine dollars per
dozen. What they viii do by summer,
b fthe embargo con,inues, ! cannot say.
"A ship loaded with eoase, carr, ing
so men and "a guns under American
eo,oss, has been taken BY the Spaniafds,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29

| position OF various amendments, all of
which were. ,negatived, the committee
rose snd reported the bill without a.
nendment; when after further discus
sion, and the rejection Of the numerous
amendments offered, the FINAL question
was taken at half past eleven o'clock ON
the passage fthe biH--yeas 50, nays SO.
| = - April 20.
The works for the battery and an u D.
per fort on the heights at Warburton
point commenced on the 18th inst. Tie
situation and site on that point'of Poto-
mac are said to fullyz command there the
narrow and deep channel, (which: car
ries from seven TO sixteen fathoms1 and
is the only ct spot 90 this extensive river
fur defence:- The battery below does
not in any way enctoaek Or trespass Il.
Their upon the valuable fisheries, the RI.
yer shore fiat, or the bank top immedi.
ately above them the proprietor hold.
ing full right therein. although yield
ing up so<he United States free egr ess
and regress from the waters near the
wharf point to aud from the Notifications
as we'll as full use Of the usual road-ways
thereto: the ground so occupied and
conveyed is under four acres, and has
been valued by the appraisers at nearly
two Thousand dollars per acre..
AN ACT to authorize the president of
the United States, under certain con-
ditions, to suspend the. operation Of
the act LAYING an embargo on all ships
and vessels in the ports and harbors Of
the U. S. and the several acts supple
mentary thereto.
Belt endctedty the senate and house
efretresentasios Of tie United States o.
America, in Congress assembled, That
in the event Of such peace or suspension
ofhostilhies between the belliserent pow
ers Of Europe, or of such changes in
their measures affecting neutral COM
merce, as may render that Of the u. s.
sufficiently safe in the Judgment Of the
president ofthe u. S. he is hereby .au-
thorised, during the recess Of congress,
to suspend 10 whole or in part the act
laying an embargo on all ships and ves-
sells 10 the ports and harbors Of the Y.
S. and the several acts supplementary
thereto, under such exceptions and
restrictions, and ON such bond and Sc
cdfity being given as the public interest
and cireumsi ances of the case may ap.
near to require Provided, such sus.
pension shall not exteud beyond twenty
days after the next; meeting Of congress.
n ApaIL Is, 1903. =.
= Read the third time and passed the
T senate. 5@,,S
SAMUEL A. oTts,
IS Secretary
j., I, is said that the Marquis of Welles-
lev ha. been appointed BY the King Of
Great Britain, secretary for foreign AZ
fairs, in the room Of Mr., Canning re-
signed. - 49, =" .
ltisrsported,z that James Cheatham
"a democratic printer in New-York has
confessed jodgmentto al the suits in-
s,itused against him by the late Govern
or for l.bels, to the amount OF 10000
dollars. ..s' r,,1zAe
- q
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tisrsported. that James Chea.ham
"a democratic printer in New York has
confessed jodgmentto al the suits in
s,itused against him by the late Govern
or for l.bels, to the amount Of 10000
dollars. ...,r III
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29
SAMUEL A. OTIS,
: = Secretary.

Ii is said that the Marquis of Welles-
lev ha. been appointed BY the King Of
Great Britain. secretary for foreign Al
fairs, in the room Of Mr.. Canning re-
signed. 49,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21
FoRTBE EN9UfRER.

o'emming tobacco or stripping the leaf
IRON the stem, has within these few years
become IN Virginia manufacture of some
importance, by giving cmploy G. ent TO chill .
dren and supernumcrary servants i'm the
towns. who would otherwise remain idle
Last year exclusive of what the planters
stemmed at home, it rs IMPOSED there VIA
$500 hogsheads leaf, stripped Welding a
profit to the Virginia labourer of & - Oo0--
that value being added to the article before
deportation. 1t is also said those indiyidna,s
engaged i'll this business as exporters have
oeen great gamers; the stems being pr:z,d
mp separate and shipped to the cdntinenr of
Europe the leafto England, where the. duty
- Is Id sterling pr pound, elvqltoS 46 pr.
lOo. which the dealers there avoid ugyise IL,
the stems, by purchasing the stripped to',ac-
co, so that they can afford To give more than
their actual difference in Virginia, besides
the great saving 80 the shipper in freight.
commission and ether charges in ENGLAND
winch from Custom is the same in lisht. or.
heavy hogshead. stripped, or leaf. Ii how
ever appears this business is likely to re-
ceive check, as it Is stated by late letters
from London, tobacco stems that usla,lv
sold there for SIX or seven g,iineas hundred
have advanced 30 twelve, in consequence of
the scarcity; certain quantity being want
ed for the inferior kinds of snuff for which
purpose they answer nearly as we'll as th.
low qualities oftobacco. This rise in to,ac-
co stems must therefore diminish the differ.
ence in the price of leaf and stripped tobac-
CO to the injury of the manufactures here
until the supply Of that kind is brought wjtLs
in its usual limits.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21
Az TiCLE XIV.

ARTICLE XIV.
AND IN case any person or persons, or bo-
dy, on bodies corporate, should wish to com.
mence amy aston or suit at law, or i'm euui-
ty, against the said President and Directors
or either, or any of them, On account of any
act, matter, or thing done by the said Pre-
sideDt, or Directors, in pursuance of the
power to them hereby given, the said Pre-
sident shall be and is hereby authorised to
receive, accept and acknowledge service Of
process in every such suit or action and to
cause all proper and needful defence to be
made therein. at the cost of the company OF
to submit the matter so in dispute to- ar
Ditrahon, In such manner as he shall think
proper; and to pay and discharge out of the
JOINT funds thereof, all and every sun or
sums OF money, that may be adjudgcd, deem
ed or awarded in any such action, suit or
controversy, to be paid by the said President
and Directors; and in every respect to per-
form, conform to, and fulfil every such iude-
ment, decree ana award, rs can be done by
means O. The capita stock, joint funds, and
common property OF the said company.
ARTICLE XIV
IBIS association shall continue for twenty
Years from the day on which the first gen
erai meeting shall be held--but the Proprj
etors OF swo-thirds of the Capital Stock of
the company, may,by their coneurring votes
IN that ratio, at a general meeting to be
cilieo Tor that express purpose, dissolve the
same at any prior period, provided that no.
tee OF such meeting and its objects shall be
published in four newspapers (f there be so
manY) or more, in the City of Richmond
ana Ill some newspaper Gf there be one
printed at each Place respectively where
BOOKS have been directed tc be opened. or
9y Hand5iits posted up at such places. for
at least SIX months previous to the time of
such meeting.
ARTICLE XVI.
Immediately on the Dissolution of this as
soclatlon, efectual mea sures shall be taken
by the President and Directors then existing
Tor Closing all the concerns of the Comma
ny, and tor dividing the Capital and profits
which may remain, among the stockholders.
III proportion to their respective interests.
On motion, Rcsotped, That committee
be appointed to draw an Address or Pream-
Die to be printed with the Articles Of Asso-
ciation, and that they also superintcnd the
printing OF the necessary number of copies of
the Association, to be furnished to tho. COM
missioners Of Richmond for dispersion one
copy of which is to be the Heading of the
Books Of Subscription
On motion, the following gentlemen were
namedfor that purpose:
WILLIAM ii. CABELL,
William Writ,
WILLIAM FoUsHEE, Semi
PEYToN RANDOLPH, and
Thomas RITcHIE.
The meeting then adjourned.
(Signed,) WILLIAM H. CABELL,.
Attest,-lHo MAs RITcHIE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21

pURGL AIRY ONE HUNDRED EOL-
IL Lars Whereas the store of
SIMPSON MoREGs, opposite the Eagle Tavern,
wac broken open on Saturday night tie 18th inst
betweeN the hours Of IL aud o'clock, and rob-
bed to considerable amount, consisting of the
following articles, viz
A quantity Of Callicocs, Curtain Cacocs, In
dia Cottons, large quantity of Mu,lins. Cotton
AID Linen Csmbrlcs, bish Linen, silk and Cot
ton Hosiery, silk Gloves, Linen & Cotton Hand
kerchiCts, Broad Cloths, Checks and Dimity and
many other arsicleti aud The I'LL robbed of about
80 dollars nv cash, seven new French Gold Watch
es, with tortoise -Shell cases also, a parcel og
Letters and Papers OF no use 10 any person ex.
ccpt the owner Whoever viii apppshend the,
offender or offenders, So dat they NAV be brought
to justice, shall receive the above reward, WITH
an additional reward Of 20 per cert for the a.
mount of goods which may b. recovered or
whoever will deliver tie letters and papers to the
owner, shall bc handsomely rewarded, aud no
questions asked
Richmond, lmc II, 1905. fStey
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21

country c''culatc uSo o';t '.biI,,g to p,iis,e y
system we have adopted. catering then.s -lv,
tiat those dsoontents, which they sec exp ,.ss, i
M the northern, papers. viii break out IN s,,cU
way as w'ii iorce the american government 10
abandon their system, or produce :; disunion oft!
states
" The Editor Of the Enquirer completely
,vouches for the authenticity Of the preoseu-
ing Extract.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21

.qJ A private meeting Of the RIFLEMEN
VIII be held at the Bell, THIS EVENING, Tune
q, at O'Clock.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21

ITO BE HIRED until the end of the present
year, an excellent NURSE for chiLlren--
Apply at this Ohcc.
June 81. rtf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21
PASSPORTS.

Granted by the Department Of State to ci-
tizens going into foreign parts, having been
in sundry instances obtained from the per-
sons. receiving them, by others assuming
their names it has been thought proper to
guard against the abuse by requiring the
tormer to write their own names in the, bo-
dy OF the Passports, and with this alterati-
on they will be issued after the 2lst day ef
June, 1903.
Department of State.
June IS, 1903.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21

DR.. WILLIAM FousHEE, Ser'r is appointed
Post Master ofthis city, in the room Of Coz. Van
dewaE, decd.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21

No. v. ON THE EMBARoo in our nest
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FOR THE hN0UTRRP.
PIN DARIC ODEs.
ODE X
TO COVE Ell THE psorEsrEnsn


ons'"S' cutting & turning upon anotIe, person =
E" N.yde, zy;v OIL, y, anil CO ,:u
Yet saw soft SIR, w,v All tbis sd tnI 100
Why! WHY. in such a nitenus ,,s,t '.,l.,....,,
Cheer up cheerug thou ART mot n,,r..7..,,; ..'
Ye stili have strength enough, Sc. 70 ...;t,..
But !" you CIV, " rve lost n, reputation -
tuned, exposed cut u?,ys murdered 81. .
:, dHN!h,sGfe4' BY one" M.sser i-ct.,3,.og :"
Wv. ne'aphor 10 th's > dear
ie'' twas he"le-struck metaphor, ts&Tear.
But, sir!one git supPose, wtli 90 g1.,ich laya.,
Thou w"G'd'>tno, care Tor metaphors, i,u i,jna
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21

THAT cen unne'y.s me pond'rops aru. OF ion.a )
SCI every HAetnPAor. Sir, - i=4.,..cs
err, g
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21

!.
ne NUMBER ot vOtcst0 which stoc,.ko.d-
" shaii be entitled, shall be as follows viz.
For every share not exceedinp ten stareg
one vote; and for every three shares more
th2n ten, one vote mo share on shares, shall
confer right Of suffrage, which sha pot
nave been held four calender months prcyi
ous to the day of election, except at the frs,
eicctpn None but stockholders being ci,i-
zens Of the United States and residing with
l. the city OF Richmond, or clu immediate
N'cInity thereof shall DC eligible as President
or Directors.
ARTICLE WI.
IN case OF the necessary absence, death
res'gnatIoa, removal from The state, or b.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-13
Lof & parcel of Land,

Lying and being in the county of Henrico,
contiguous to the city Of Richmond, being u
part OF the same lot and parcel OF land, con-
veyed by Richard Adams and Elizabeth,
his wife, to said Moses DAVIS ny deed, dat
ed the Sd day of March, 1907, beginning
aud running on the road or street, leading
from the Market II use, In the city afore-
said, to Du Vdl's Village, north 1-2 de-
grees, west chains and SO links, 10 street
40 teet vide, dividing said lot ard parcel of
land, and the lot Formerly William Cannon'.,
now John Doyle's, s. building Oh sad stree,
north SO grees east, CHAINS, and "a links
10 the corner OF the sa street; thence on
the back street, south 3 degrees, west
chains 80 links TO a corner street 40 feet
wide next towardssaid city, and binding on
sad street, south 80 degrees, west chains
SO Inks TO the said road, abous the begin
nng, with the buildings and improvements
thereon, consisting Of A LARGE RAM
I'D HOU ST., making three tenements, or
so much of said premises as will raise the
nstaiments, or balance now due of the a
toresaid debt, with the interest thereon, and
the charges and expenses attending the sale.
The safe will commence at OF after 10 o.
clock IN the morning.
George VIM. Smith.
Richmond, Sept. s, 1903 IDS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-13
fsirbrnnnn ierire Gurrent.
Electoral Ticket.

THE following is the Madisonian Elec-
j toral Ticket, republished for the infor-
nation of the citizens of Virginia:
Joseph Goodwin, sen. Nansemond.
Benjamin Harrison, Prince George.
Edward Pegram, sen. Diuwiddie.
Richard Field, Brunswick.
Col Thomas Read, Charlotte.
Joseph Eggleston, Amelia.
Hugh Nelson, Albemarle.
Col. George Penn, Patrick.
Philip N. Nicholas, Richmond City.
Judge Spencer Roanc, Hanover.
John Roane, King William.
Robert Taylor, Orange.
Gustavus B. Horner, Fauquier.
Robert Nelson, York.
Mann Page, Gloucester.
Richard Barnes, Richmond County,
John L Brooke, Stafford.
Hugh Holmes, Frederick.
Osborne Sprigg, Hampshire.
James Allen, Shenandoah.
Archibald Stuart, Augusta.
Andrew Russell, Washington.
Cen John Preston, Montgomery.
William Mckinley, Ohio.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-13
H. 4. MARET,
Secretary of State.
NOTIFICATION OF nNeLANs ABOUT THE

NOTIFICATION OF kNcLAEP ABOUT THE
FRENCH DECREE OF BLOCKADE.
A. the court of the Queens palace, the
9Th oil JaauaIy, 1907, present, The Kings
most excellent majesty in council.
Whereas the French government has
issued certain orders which, in violation
It The usuages of war, purporl TO prohibit
the commerce of all neutral nations with
his majesty dommions; and also 10 pre-
vent such nations from trading with any
olher country IN any articles the grow h,
produce, or MAJ uiacluie Of his majesty
dominIons and whereas The said govern.
mcnt has also taken upon itself TO declare
al his majesty's dominions 10 be in a state
OF blockade, al time when the fleets OF
france and her allies are themselves con-
tined within heir own pOrs by the supe-
riOr valour and discipline III he British ma.
"; and whereas such attempts on the
part Of the enemy would give to his ma
lesty an u qdSs iOnab.t right OF r tsliatiou,
nd would warrant his majesty ~ enlor
ting The same prohibition ofall commerce
Hth France, Nhich that power yaiDly hope
10 ctfeCl againstthe commerce Of his ms.
Jss'y's subjects, a prohibition which the
superiority OF his majesty's naval forces
Night enable him To support by actually
INVESTING the ports and coasts OF the enc
ny VIII numerous squadrons and cruiser,
30 as to make the entrance OF approach
hereto maniiesly dangerous and where.
IS his majesty, tF.ugh unwilling TO follow
nc example Of his enemies, by proceed
ng to an extremity so distressing 30 ri
nations not engaged IN the war, aud car
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-13
At a Quarterly Sessions

Court continued and held Cor Goochlaud ooun.
~. at the Courthouse. on Wednesday the 17,h
day of August. 1908.
Christopher Anthony, jr. & Co. pits. / .
AoAINsT
Sherwood Strong. John r B. Eldridge, { as
and John Guerrant, jr. defts. !
THIS d'y came The plaintiffs by their attorney,
\ and the defendant S'rong, not having enter
his appearance and given security according To
the act of Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and 1t appearing to the satisfaction OF the corrt
tia, he Is not inhabi,ant Of this state on he
motion IF the plSintifs by THEIR attorney, il is or.
dered that the said defendant Strong do appear
here on the third Monday in November next
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and give security
for performing the decree ofihis court, and that
a coi'y Of this order be forthwith publ he'd in
some public newspaper, published ia the city If
Richmond, for two months sueeessvely, and ha,
another copy be posted a. the front dor IF he
courhouse ofthis unity, md Il is Further rde,ed
that the defendants John g. b E'dridge and John
Guerrant iT. do not pay, convey away, or secre
the debts by them owing to, or the effects their
hands Of the said defendant Strong, so as 10 rem.
der them unable to pay the demand of the plain
ti stated in their said bill, wih interest and he
costs OF ihis suit, until the further order OF this
court. Pm
Copy-Te'te,
w. Mill. = = =