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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-06

BILE, be brought under the serious consider
alton of his majesty's government. Lord
Granville stated his opinion and his wish to
be, that the note should be retained for the
present.
On the 9TH, Mr. Fox underwent the ope-
ration of tapping, by (which he was much
relieved; and his friends have since had
great hopes of his permanent recovery,
On the 9th we called on Sir Francis Vim
cent, and stated to him what had passed
with lord Grenville. He now assured US
that Mr. Fox wished extremely to act incur
affairs himself, and the late favorable APP
pearances seemed to justify an expectation
that his convalescence would be sufficiently
rapid 10 enable him to indulge that wish. He
even went so far as to express his convicti-
on, that If there was one reason more than
another, why Mr.. Fox was at this time
particularly anxious to remain in Office, it
was his strong desire to settle personally
with Us every question relative to our coun-
try.
The public papers will inform you, that
lord Lauderdale has been sent by this gov
eminent to Paris, on the subject of peace.
According to some opinions, the basis and the
terms had been settled by previous CORES
pondence, and his lordship was simply to
perform the Office of signing a treaty already
adjusted. Others have supposed, that he has
been sent to make the usual experiment; &
others again, that, although much has been
agreed upon, there are certain points upon
which this government has been misunder-
stood by that of France, which require to be
explained by an envoy, and are of course
still open.
The terms of M. d'Oubril's Treaty are
yet unknown, and the Treaty itself is, in
all respects, as mysterious as at first.
We need not suggest to you the various
conjectures, which it would be possible to
form, as to the causes to which it is owing,
that our negotiation is not yet in train, and
as to the probable effect of our mission. We
have not been inattentive to what has passed
here, and upon the continent; but we are
disposed to give credit to the professions of
just and amicable views which we have SO
often heard, and to the precise assurances
which have sofrequently been given to us, that
Mr.. FoX's illness alone has suspended our
progress. In the actual state of things, it
would be vain, and probably Injurious, and
certainly harsh, to be very urgent for dis
patch. You may be assured, however, that
we shall lose no opportunity fulfilling the
lust expectations of our government, with as
little delay as possible.
We have the honor to be, 49,.
With great consideration and esteem,
Your most obedient Servants,
JAMES MONROE,
WILLIAM PINK NEY
Here follows No. III. sent as confdentiai.l
1t is letter from Messrs Monroe s. Pink
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present situation of the world, is otherwise
sufficiently strong with this government, to
induce it to accede to a fair and satisfactory
adjustment of differences with them.
We have received your letter of May 80
and shall not fail to pay due attention to the
instruction it communicates.
We have the honor to Ee with great con-
sideration and esteem,
Sir.
Your very obediert servants.
JAS. MONROE.
WIN. PINkNEY.
Here follow severafnotes Of Compliment
and affiointment ofnscetinSS, 6etsveen Dfes-
sears Monroe and Pinkney and, Mr.. Foo,
'Wr Francis pincens, sc.
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JAMES MONROE,
WILLIAM PINKNEY.

Here follows No. ILL., sent as confidential
1t is a letter from Messrs Monroe & Pink
ney to the secretary of state, dated 18th Aug.
1906.
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B. CURTIS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-25
John Linton,
attorney II. fact .I0r JoHK
M. MUScRETT.
Twenty Dollars REGARD.
ELO ED from the town of Alexandria, on
Christmas day,
Il Negro Man 2dmed Ben,
Belonging to Mrs. ,FendalI /;

Belonging to Mrs. ,Fendali;
A GED about 81 years, tail, straight and
"A spare in his form, with hollow eyes,
short nose, head long and projecting behind,
full high forehead, small scar on one OF his
legs, supposed the left leg; he is somewhat
tiaid, answers quickly when spoken to dan
sometimes stammers little, by trade gar
lener, but he has been lately employed in
Mr.. Moore's sugar refinery in Alexandria,
and it probable can read and write. Had on
and took with him variety Of clething, which
as we'll as his name, he will probably change.
1t is supposed he has taken the road to Balti-
more. Ten Dollars will be given, if he is
taken Up in this neighborhood, or the above
reward, if more than twenty miles from a.
exandria.
Edmund l. Lee.
Janeary4 4.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-25

Landing, this Day,
From schooner Freighter, Captain Thomas,
from Portland, and for sale by
Lawrason and Fowle,
10 tons ST Peterburgh clean hemp
400 bolts Russia dack
so do. Ravens Go.
100 barrelsNew-England run
so do. tanners oil
so boxes mould candles
80 tons Plaster Paris
800 sides soal leather.
IN STORE,
IS pipes Holland Gin
3 do. Bordeaux brandy
boxes mould candles
10 do. spermacaeti dc.
500 do. brown soap
10 Go. chocolate
20 casks cheese
1000 sides soal leather
S hhds. and 30 bis Mus. sugars
January ls. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-25
Iohn C. Vowel.
ESQ. 10 FEAT.

.dLSO, TO RENI,
The House lately occupied by Mrs. Etz-
gerald, situate on Water-sueet, having every
convenience to accommodate a genteel fami-
ly. Immediate possession-lQay be had.--AP-
ply as above.
January -. 6m
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-25
Ten thousand DoNars~wo7til
OF GOO D5 FOR SAL e.

OF GOODS FOR SHE.
TS7H be sold, to the higIacs: bidder, on NON.
DAY, TIE first dag Of nert February, IN
the tozgn efDUllFRLES, at tie store-tonst
formerly occNfied BY Efr. JAMES lM0scHE7g,
deceased
About 10000 dollars worth of
GOODS tolerably well assorted. The said
goods will be laid Off and sold in parcels of
from forty to one hundred dollars amount in
each parcel.
A credit Of nine months viii be given On
one half Of the purchase and fifteen months
on the balance, the purchaser to give bond
Ito carry interest from the date if not punct,l~
ally paid| and approved security before the
goods are removed.
The sale of said goods will continue from
day to day until the whole are sold.
NJ I'LL. PERSONS indebted to the
firms Of john NJ. MuscHRTT and Co. JAMES
MUscHETT, senior, and Co. and JoKs and
CHARLES MuscHErT and Co. are hereby no.
tiled and requested to come forward without
delay and settle their respective accounts and
pay of, the same to the Subscriber, who is full
ly authorised and empowered by john M.
MUscHETT, the surviving partner in the a
foresaid firms, to settle and receive all such
debts; otherwise shall be under the ueces-
sity of bringing suits against every person 2w-
ing any thing to said firms Immediately, who
fails to comply with the foregoing equest.
All those who have claims against sad
firms will please to forward them to ale as
soon as convenient.
John Linton,
attorney ii. fact J0t JONI
M. 11yscRE4T.
Dumf@ies,
Hac q fli1 hts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-25
S BRYAN. HAMPSON

4 s ~.
HAS FOR SALE.
10 pipes old port =
$ do. Madeira
30 quartercas Lisbon -
- do. particular TencriHe s.
Is do. Malaga
IS pipes old cognac brandy
do. 4th proof Holland Gin
hhds. Sd proof Antigua rum
! do. first quality molasses
do. green copperas
2 do. alum
20 do. brown sugar
20 bagspimsnto
- do. pepper
40 chests young hyson J
40 do hyson skin 9
do. imperial g
ioo bags green coffee
$50 kegs maslder
30 do. ground ginger
{ 80 do. raisins
100 lbs, bacon. we'll cured
a 5, kegs salt petre
p Quantity of fine ana ground alum salt.
ct all times he has TIC first quality -four 70
lsFaisyy use Gu hand--with number of othe,
ssFacles--aal oiwhich he will sell low on hi
'SSrner terms,
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N O 7 / C F..

Nv y 4 = y IL
THE subscribe having qualified as execus
tor to the estate Of Col. Thomas Blackburn,
deceased, respectfully requests those WHO have
claims against the estate, to lodge them pro-
perly authenticated, in the hands of Robert
l. Taylor, of Alexandra, or John II. Peytcn.
Of Dumfries, attorney at law, who will Er-
ward them Immediately to the subscriber.
Those persons indebted to the deceased,
will please make payment to either the above
mentioned gentlemen, Or
T. Blackburn.
Rippon Lodge, Jan. s. cetf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-25
MONDAY, JANUARY Is, 1903.
AUGUSTINE. NEWTON, .

AUGUST lNE NE WHOM,
Ks'1s- Ssreet, nearly ot4t2site 10 Nfo74s 1avera,
HAS ON TAP,
Old Cognac BRANDY,
Madeira and London Particular Tencrife
WINES,
Holland GIN,
Rye WH1SKEY and
Barbados MOLASSES.
TOGETHER WITH
Brown, lump and loaf Surgars,by the barrel
or smaller quantity; Young Hyson, Hyson
and Imperial Teas Coffee Chocolate Soap
and Candles.
Mn a general assortment Of
German, English and East-India GOODS,
s All OF which will be sold wholesale and re-
tail, at very moderate prices for prompt pay.
A1constant supply of FLOUR for family
use, and an elegant REGISTER STOYEfor
sale.
January II. d.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-25
TO RENT,
A Brick House for Sale.

THE Brick House occupied by Mrs, Nj
4 choAs, on the north side of Prince
street, between Fairfax and Watersheds, is
offered fer sale on liberal credit. For parti-
culars apply to
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NOTICE.--On Friday the 26ih day of Janna-
" ry next, will he sold, tn the highest bidder,
at the plantation of the late VIM Friend in Anne.
liza, s,niry valuable PROPERTY, to wit The
Stock of Cattle, Hogs, Horses and Sheep, the
crop of Corn, Fodder, Shucks, &c. and about 200
bushels Of Wheat, plantation Utensils, and about
90 likely young Ncgroes-Terms of sale-one
li,irG cash, ana the balance III II months.
At the same time, will be offered for sale, the
above mentioned tract of LAND, upon a credi,
of one, two and three years. Persons disposed
to purchase this Land, had better view the same
before the day of sale.
In every instance, bond an3 unquestionable Sc.
curity will be required.
All those indebted to the said estate, will please
make immediate payment, s, those having claims,
will present them on or before the day of sale
THOMAS BRANCH, Esecutor.
Chesterfield, Dec. IS. oaw6wT
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Y DUCATION.-The Subscriber returns hi s
IL thanks to the public, for their confidence in
hn as teacher, and solicits a continuance of
their patronage l. hopes, that from his expert
ence and diligence in his profession, he shall be
able to give general satisfaction. He proposes
to continue his SCHOOL, the ensuing year, for
the instruction OF boys in the Greek, Latin and
English languages, Geography, and the use OF
the Globes, the elements OF Geometry, with prac-
teal Surveying, also the elements of Natural
Philosophy, Writing and Arithmetic, Vulgar,
Decimal and Analytical. The price of board,
tuition, washing, bedding and fuel will be an
hundred dollars for the term, paid quarterly in
.dvancc, to commence on the sixteenth of lanu-
airy, and expire about the tenth of Decemberf,l-
lowing. THOs. NELSON.
Humanity Hall, Forks of Hanover
December 18th. 1903 "'"'"h !
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MOTICE.-In the year 1898, request was
~ made by letter from gentlemen in Virginia,
(through Mr. Joseph Johnson, Consul in Lon
DOM to Mr. Thomas Digges, then in England, to
make enquiry for the heirs or the family of Mr.
Abraham Mines who, when youth, left BriSg.
house near Huddersfield in Y Yorkshire, for Anne.
RIGA, and was clerk to merchant in Virginia,
afterwards kept a store fhis own, had partner
in trade, & died unmarried, about the year 1855
leaving landed and other property. Unfortunate
ly, by the loss at sea, of the Ship Jane and Ra-
chel, capt. Dadc from London to Alexandria, in
the year 1898, the letters of request and other
papers and memoranduIns were lost, and even
the writer's name, which is supposed to be Far
ly or rarely, as we'll as his place of residence has
been forgotten, butts guessed to be near Peters
burg in Virginia. 49,.
The ubscribcrs, or either of them, will be
much obliged to any one, informed of either OF
the parties above alludedto, or give any trace
to their residence, or informed IF any landed
or other property OF said deceased Abraham Mil.
Res, by letter directed to the subscribers as be-
low and they will thankfully pay any costs for
ascertaining the names, places of residence, or
effects of said deceased, &C. &c.
GEO: MILNES, Merchant Boston.
THOS. DIGGES, Fort WarbW1on, Potomac,
A1aryiana.
GEO: w. RIGGS, GeO,ge-7osDn
October IA. Ism!
His name was spelt Mills or Mines
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peccmber 6.

u ANAwAY from the Subscriber. negro Lad,
N by the name of 6ciNDEVILLE he is =.
bout II years old, Of dark compile xon, slcnde.
make, and walks lame in conseGuei,ce of having
broken his thigh last spring. H.. has been seen
lately in Manchester, and have reasonto believe
has been secreted by his grandmother Old Gritty,
who is well known in tina, place. Ten dollars an,
all expences viii be paid to any person who will
deliver him to me, or commit him TO iil, SO that
get him again. W. BOILING.
Dec. r. oaw4wT
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n pursuance of deed of trust executed to the
L Subscribers, by John Harper, to secure tie
payment of the sum of & SO o II, due to
Thomas Parkinson VIII be exposed for sale,
for cash, to the highest bidder, at Thomas Per-
knson's Store, in the county of Amelia, on FRI
day, tue 9th day of January next, the following
SLhVES, 20 wit John, Rachel and Betty, or so
many thereof, as will be sufficient TO discharge
the said debt, with the interest and the cost ne
cessari!y incurred, by carrying the said Trust in
to execution. The above deed of trust is recor-
ded in the county court of Nottoway.
JNO. MOTTLE FL, ~
p pE2s 9 MS SG G 1'"'tee'.
Dcc. II. oaw3vg
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Mt UVEMSER Soth, ts0s.---7'i,c members Of
IN the Dismal Swamp Ccn,pe'sy, arc rcques-
ted to meet ~ Suffolk, oatic 2S;.i OF Dec Gn,cer
That place is preferred Ter meeting, because il
is avery small distance from the Land, and the
members will have u better opportunity of in
formationas to t:e whole business of the com
pany, than at any other place. Those who may
not attend, viii be pleased TO give power to O.
Tiers to act for them. ~
WIN. NELSON, } NJ
JOHN BRACKEN, "1ano-
CORBlN GRIFFIN S9''
peccmber 6. 40 2aw4w
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u subscriber lives, situated on Church Hill,
within about mile of Richmond Market, CON
tanning two and half acres OF Land, we'll enclosed
and highly improved. The buildings consist of
large and well constructed Dwelling Kouse,
Laundry, Kitchen, Dairy, Smoke House, Stores
brick Office, Coach Rouse, Barn, Stable, and Ice
House.
All these buildings are in complete order for
the accommodation Of q large and .senteel family
who m ny have easy access 10 all the advantages
of the city, and live retired as they could wish
JOHN ELLIS.
NOV. IS. TOaWtfI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-20

MI UTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY The
IVA General Annual Meeting of the Mutual
Assurance Society, against Fire on buildings of
The state Of Virginia, will be held at the Capitol,
in the city Of Richmond, on Monday, the Cd lay
Principal Agent
Richmond, General Office Of 30,
Assurance, Dec. !, 1903. o""'@uJ
-. All the Printers in Virginia, ant, in the
town OF Alexandria, are requested to publish the
above once per week, until the second day of la.
nuary next. S c.
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Z DUCATION.--The Subscriber intends to
IL continue his SCHOOL the ensuing year, at
the Green Springs in Louisa county, where a
course ofEducatiom, embracing the Latin, Greek,
French and English Languages will commence
on the 9th of JANUARY. This healthy situation,
entirely removed from every kind Of vice, offers
particular advantages to gentlemen who live in
towns, tvuo commonly uue seats or disslpation,)
or the unhealthy parts of the lower country, and
wish to have their sons educated without incur
ring the risquc of having their morals corrupted
or their health impaired. The subscriber will
pay the strictest attention, both to the morals and
education ofhis pupils, which he will be enabled
to do at all times, none viii be admitted, ex-
cept such live with him in the boarding house.
kept by Col. Morris, exclusively for the accom-
mediation of the boys. The subscriber has in
former publication, produced testimonials of his
attention Sc qualifications Tutor, which will,
upon application, be enclosed to any person wish
ing to entrust pupils to his care. The terms will
BE, for board { % per annum, (each boarier
finding his own bed,) washing and menJing S4
and tuition * 10-One half of each charge to be
paid at the expiration of six months, and the o.
Their at the end ofthe year. No scholar will be
admitted fora shorter Germ than year Those
gentlemen who intend TO commit their sons or
wards to the care of the subscriber, will please
to notify him of by letters directed to him, at
Lindsay's Post-Office, Aibemarle county.
+s FRANCIS Il. NfAURf.
Sov. 4. 1awtfS5Tl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-20

JAMES STRATTON, TAYLOR--At the
J corner of the Brick Row and the Cross street
leading TO Mayo's Bridge, respectfully informs
the public and his former customers, that (havng
returned to this city, and resumed his ,rocssion)
he is ,eady and willing to execute their commands,
on the shortest notice, in the best n. amer and on
the most reasonable terms. Nov II. T,f1
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ENWENTY DOLLARS KEWARD.-Ran-

TWENTY DOLLARS KEWARD-Ran-
Il away from the Subscriber, living in Bruns-
wick county, about the LIST of Sept. last, a yell
lOw fellow named ACK, about tlir;y live or six
years old, five feet nine ten inches high strait
made, has burn on his left elbow, which pre-.
vents him from straitenmg his arm, and always
carries it crooked one o His under fore teeth on
his left side is oat his address is extremely polite
and humble in his manners, ard has some preten-
sOns TO the BsTber's trade. The said fellow ran
away and was absent for or years, and was
apprehended in Baltimore, ut which place aud
Hagerstow!, in Maryland, he commonly Irequen.
ted, and passed for free man by the name of
Peter Jones, at either of which places, or Nor
folk, Virginia, it is expected he is gone.
The above rewsfd will be given, ifdclivered to
me in Brunswick county, Va. or secured in any
goal IN tic United States, so that get him, or
information Of the same.
CHAS. CORDLE.
, sec IL. saw2rii
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-20

ID ED SULPHUR SPRINGS, Monroe Coun-
IN 'ty, Va. The Subscriber takes this early op-
portunty of informing The public, that he has
leased the RED SULPHUR SPRINGS, and he
pledges himself that no pains expence will
be spared on his part, to give general satisfaction
10 those who may visit said Springs. There are
six additional houses now building, which, toge-
ther with the buildings already completed will
enable him to accommodate me hundred l.pard-
ers, with their servants, comfortably. He deems
it unnecessary to say any thing of the valuable
properties OF said Waters, the benefits expo
rienccd by persons visiting them, have already
spread their fame through the greater part OF the
United States. Letters aud News Papers direct
ed to the visitors at said Springs, will be deliver
cd at the place once a week. There will be
Store kept at said Springs, containing general
assortment OF Goods, Medicine, &c.
ISA4C ES7ILL.
Dec. II. OawSW
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hT OTICE.-That in virtue of deed of trust,
~ bearing date anterior to the act, entitled
" IN act concerning the sale Of Properly under ex-
f" ecutions and membranes - shall, on Satur-
day, the 7th day Of January next, UPON the premi-
ses expose to sale, by public auction, Cor ready
money, the BRICK TENE6lENT,S, and the
Ground thereto belonging, now occupied by
Messrs. We5stcr, Poore & Prosser, and .1ohn b.
Walton, opposite the City Hotel, in this city; or
so much thereof, as may be necessary to satisfy
Dsnl Call, Esq. acting Executor of Robt Means,
decd. the several sums of money now due, and
unpaid under &c said deed.
SAMUEL McCRAIF, Trustee
Decenrber ids
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I ANDING from the Schooner RIcHMoND,
IL at Testers new Wharf
% Crates Earthen Ware,
25 Hhds. Muscovado Sugar,
IL Do. Green Coffee,
9 Bales Woolens,
IN STORE 100 bags Salt, Is hhts Melass-
es, 10 tierces green Coffee, 6quarter casks Shcr-
ry, pipes Gin, SO boxes Segars, 8 bags Race
Ginger, Souchong, Hyson Skin and Young Hyson
Tea. For sale by GEORGE WATT.
NOV a. Ttf1
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HOBDAY & SEATON, adjoining the City
Il Hotel, or the Cross Street from the Brick
Row to the Governors house, respectfully in.
form their friends and the public, that they have
commenced business in FfNCT G UINDSOR
CHIfIR- MIXING. TURNING, .SIGWPAIN-
TING, GLIDING, &c. and solicit patronage.
Intending always to employ the best materials &
the best skill in the line of their profession, they
hope % give universal satisfaction.
Decenber 10. oaw3w
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a N ovERsEtR's PLACE WANTED -
< - The Subscriber oisers hniscif to any gen-
lehman, whois wa.,isS an Oycrsee:s; he hes mad
long eSpe,isi,cc in this line of business, and Gan
be highly recommended Application to be made
by letter or otherwise, to the Subscriber, in JAS.
City county, near to williamsburg.
TYMOI,Kl' RICHARDS.
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NOV. IS.

HATS, SHOES, PORTER, &c. &c.
L. For sale, large supply Of
Mems and Youth's HATS, Of the best quality.
Do do do common do
Mems fine Shoes and Dancing Pumps,
Ladies Morocco and Kid Shoes,
Philadelphia bottled Porter, by casks or dozen,
Do. Draft Beer in casks, by
d. ]. BURR, 81 door above the Eagle
December .. 2aw2w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-20

AHthis appears from the csyrestendeacc ot'tie
F.Ivorite Spith the Grand Duke, zphich the latter
carried cffroa, the office efthe Secretary If STATE,
during his Liemenancy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-20

II Heurico County Court November 8, 1888
1 VIM. Taylor, ir. Combi0iadat--ogainst Price
and Nc Cutchen < Hugh Chambers DftndaHfs
The defendants, Price aud McCu,chen, not
having entered their appearance and given sec'-
rity according TO TIC act Of Assembly g. the rules
OF this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the court, that they not inhabitants OF this
common wealth On the motion of the complain
ant by his council, II is oraered, That the said
defendants, Price and McCutcben, do appear
here on the third day Of the next March terra, Z
answer the compliments bill and that 4 copy %
this Order be forthwith inserted in some one Of
the ne VS. papers printed in the city of Richmond
Cor two months succcssively. and posted at tue
door of the court house OF this county.
Copy. Teste,
j. b. WHITLoCKE, Ciert.
pocsmber s. oawsw
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pVNHOMAS WATSON, BOOT & SHOE
4 MIXER, with sincere thanks to his friends
for their former patronage, respectfully informs
them and the public, that lie continues TO carry
on business in the various branches of the above
Mandatory. doors east OF the Bank where
lie has on hand, complete assortment offashicn-
able BOOTS & SHOES, for sale, on reasonable
terms.
CT Orders attended to on the shortest notice.
december 8. oaw3w