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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-11
I CONGRESS.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
s9. g. Il
I SATUapAY. Feb Is.

The Speaker laid before The house are.
port Of the sec'sE at war, favd, able to he
petition OF Asa Detozier. wh'ehwas fefer-
red 10 The comrnirsee ofIhs whole.
The Speaker s!solaid b,toic ,he house
the annusl .rpoit oisths cen miss;ere.s IS
The sinking fapd ,referrsd 20 ,he e1ulmit,es
fof Ways sud Means 81
An eDgrossrd bill! 20 fevivs AMI, eon.inue
terrain causes in,he tl;s.ricr If Columbia
Was eddie third Tine and psssesl.
3. Mr +. Montgome,y moved TIA, he an-
finished business of yesterday fs on she
tab!sio give ~ ,:.por:pai:s for the te.
valet the motion ui4g;f,alJs n,sde by
Mr. Sloan, AID afterwards rDewee, hy
Mr. B!ount fo' sh- re no.sl tffhc ss,, II
government. which Was :greclts 8. 10
81.
Nlr Lemis then moved The esrs;ds,.s.,
Ition Of ,t:s; eso.a,iea renSw ID Is MI I.lcure
.yesrerday,
9he house agreed 10 take up re cers'-
deraiien ct shs resolution i, ytss sss. ray
--ysas So, nays5A
On.sh;s resolution a VERY larg and an;i,.
ma:ed afba;e took place .or four hay,. &
a hall, when ske house scjeus.~di !,.s b..
ing the fin day CT dlslussianl ~.,hca:
takirga quesaon. Z, e
/ In this days d bate asyss.s. siosn, BE-
con, Smile, Miione ADD U.hsn scrport-
ed. aod Mesvs. Dawson ]. Afan.gon,sry..
Bloun', Van Horne and c.. " campasfl
opposed the removal.
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then put stop 70 all goods passing either BY
land or water, and formed a commission Of
their own body, and some Of their vile crea-
lures here, TO search for English goods, With
determination that they must be found, or
formed to give them some excuse for levying
a large contribution on the city. This COM
mission proceeded TO search every shop and
warehouse, as they could neither find nor
make English manufactures sufficient to an
sWer their design, they commenced on Anne
rican property, and put seals on all the indi-
go, India sugar, fine cottons, pimento, gin
ger, and logwood; obliged the merchants to
make returns of all these articles in their
hands, and to hold them to the order Of the
French general. When this gross violation
of our property took place, it caused general
indignation amongst the Americans, and seri-
ous.tcars for our property !; as no respect
whatever was paid to the French consular GER
tihcates, and other documents which clearly
proved the neutral property and origin OF our
goods nor were these documents ever asked
for; and the Judgment at their experts was
sufficient to tic seizing any article, even SUI
CARS from Batavia, which they ignorantly sup
posed colcny Of England. In consequence
of this viilainous attemptson our property, We
had several meetings, and the committee
waited on the french general Miollis; we.
next presented a memorial to the Queen Re-
gent, which was well received, and polite
answer given. But from neither can we OBJ
tain any redress. The general pleaded his
oreers--anei j fearstlie queen has not the pow
r., ct,,,, tb eco 10 yvIec we n O t Al
patched neHlorial to the y;ceroy Of Italy, al
Milan, from which we have not much 10 ey-
pect, and one to cur own minister at Paris,
where perhaps we may find redress at last,
but it mast be work of time and have
my fears that our property viii be exposed to
sale before any application can be made tosthe
Emperor, as the commission have already
prepared notifications for the purpose, and We
every hour expect to see them posted up. In
this situation are about 500 bags of the SUI
oars under my care You can easily imagine
my feeling on this occasion, as well for my
friends, who are likely to suffer, as for my
long detention. But duty obiiges me to Sd
.crifce my time and feelings to the interest OF
those with whom ] am concerned shall
meyer desert their property while any thing
remains in my power, -snd In all this, most
other attscles on which they have notpat their
seals are without purchascrs--every man
fearing to have goods in his possession on
which these siolstors may lay their hands,
so that business is nearly at a stand---wlieh
otherwise would have been brisk On account
OF the news from your side the water, and ye-
sry few arrivals"
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SlsEaabrfa EaiIp aDbsrtise;s..
---<ssss--
thursday, FEBRUARY Ii.

1fracs Of q letter from .azssv- Bedford,
Dated Isl mo. 81.
e.. ms afternoon arrived ship Niagara, capt.
s'oss, IS days from Rotterdam.
0sP Z. confirms the accounts OF the
azure OF our vessels By the Algerines.
ne understood, a short time previous to
sssasn's Rotterdam, that Louis had retired
s aO:m Inc government Of Holland, on account
:. !. nea'th and that Talleyrand had arrived
s's Hague to supply his place.
n'More rigorous Treatment OF neutrals it
Z : * expected would result from shis change.
y,.v lame PASSENGER in the Niagara, captain
4, A'asey, late of the ship Alexandria, of
;s,s sSSnGria, lost on the 18th October, on the
sand of Goree.''
-.'iac1 OF letter from al American gentle
man oithe first informatioa, to his CORES
\ ra.s n Newbuypert, dated Lcghorn,
u. 80 men wrote you last Just limited at
/ 1, ..'rsnee Of large body Of French troops
49, ~ si'y, which am sorry to say has given
car n n" trouble, and threatens the .ATneri-
IDEA F 80 8 IN this place. 10 give you some
thar . :, .'neir proceedings, YOU must know
as sl ''sy entered very unexpectedly, on the
mon noSust, 70 the amount of about 4ooc
sr,;, s aae'utiing cayalry and large train o,
;aea -, at Tue time no one could form az
&alionss ss'r oolecs' though all feared their in
10 nrst act was 70 lay an ernkar
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GoTrENnURc, Dec.

Various travellers chiefly English, have
dis week arrived from Russia, who all re-
s port taas a large body Of Russian troops are
marching 10 the frontiers of Swedish Fin
Ind.
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A YAWi. FOR SAVE.

YNTHLbe Sold at Public Auction fort'e
wv benefit of-thc concerned, III A2ar'yw,
between the hours OF 10 aid re o'tlo.k, n
Daniel MsCiean's START, q C.rfh-5Afts ye7vi,
1,tc 81 e olgnlg to tie slip William Muir
doch, together with osrs, n'dder ana 1liier..
Philip G.. Marstellcr.
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4 FEWrORTUNATE TICKETSin the
IA above LOTTERY may be had by early ap-
plication at j.. 0larehs bookstore George.
town, or Of G. and r. Waite Baltimore.
Present Price Of TICKETS Is dollars.
p a Regular check book of the above
Lottcryis kept at J. March's bookstore,
Georgetown, where the fate of any ticket can
be known.
~ Prize1'ickets viii be takenin exchange
for undrawn Tickets
Feb. 9. DIST
o. The Proprietor Of the
Alexandra0 DAILY advertiser. will
dIfpose Of The Establishment on
moderate ternsthere are now
nearly SIX hundred Subscribers
and the Lift INCREASING 10 a
Perfon Of Ineulilsv and Talents
for conducting a Newspaper,
this world be a desirable Sstua-
ton. Circumstances beyond LIS
Coatroul render it necessary to
make Sale, it Will therefore pc
sold a great Barg ainif apPlicsfl-
on be made loon.
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s ,,.y.tofore, but not 10 Be allowed
's,ortgaged Or transferred into other
sA oc s0'e isk;pe s such measures merely rom
hantls' :. ss ,rrscy towards them, we hope
ou iii ,i not during the existing a.iiersasss
20 gssyess their duty BY ac'ions . .ha. lug.
franss dssriu,ental to Russia, and thus incur
prove : sspIeasure but live in due suietness
si' g., s'a 9ancerning the Embargo, committee
8 !. ~ - appointed at this port q the most
Is = - .hIe ussian merchants, and one mem
Issf' q the college of commerce authorlsing
PEI :, - select these men, we leave It 70 you
yea 8 ~ ss hi, committee, and to inform US OF
~ NJ ss' Similar committees to be appointed in
S: -. .aa Archangel, which are to be depend
MS ~ - IN ne one here. The selection and ap-
1 sas;;a y Of the members OF them 20 be
aisa.sa the lriIitsry governors, directing also
'sss ,Iepsrtnls nj, and where no such arc,
Is beseisil governors.
s. The charges which may accrue on this
,, S, to be provided from the revenues Of
- respective custom houses, and placed
!, ~ ne accouat ofthc sequestered ships and
goods.
NC are, sc.
sianed BY bis imperial nlajesty's hand,
ALEXANDER.
s.. petersbnrgh, Oct. %, 1907.
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Washington Society.
February 10.

THE members Of the Washington Society
Of Alexandria, are hereby notified % attend
the Anniversary Meeting OF the said society,
at Gadsby's. hotel, On Monday, the 22d inst
at / / O'Clock, A. ". The Society vgill move
in procession at II O'Clock, to the Episcopal
church, where an Grafton will be delivered
by ore of it's, members JOIN LAW, Esq
The different Uniform Com panies Of Militia
are respectfully invited to join IN celebration
ofthc day.
BY direction Of the Standing Committee,
G.. Deneale.
NJ B.. The Standing Committee have
greed with Mr.. Gadsby for the Birth Night
Ball, on the usual terms. a subscription pa
per is lodged at the bar.
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e. The Volunteer Company
OF Alexandria are requested to have tlieirarms
and accoutrements in readiness TO joia ~ cels-
tration oftbe approaching Ed.
BY order.
WMF. GRAZ, - serg'..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22
90 Dollars Reward.

r ys AWAY about,he Sun May from Richmond,
! i dcoB, a very back Fellow, about six f,et
high, swslty-eighr years old. handsome address
and 5veryeartfJ, has several scars on his neck,
and one .ort two, ,lbclevc, on his left chssk. re-
sembl'ng small pox pits, waterman by trade,
ana len his be steau IN the bason of the canal in
tie above city when he went OFT, at which ,irIie
hebyoke oren the store OF gentleman in Rich
NONE and stole 10 large amount. for which
sad gentleman has offered reward of so dollars
Tor experimenting sand fellow Gas, i am ipformed)
The has numerSps acquaintance in the said
CITY, che counties of Hanover and Caroline, IN
ops9f Which he was raised, and where expcel
he NAY be harborsd. The above reward wir
be paid and ail reasonable charges, for Scouting
SAID fellow in any jail so get him, or dei.sered
me IN Bent Creek, Buckingham, Virginia.
SazuueL HorsIey.
NoveFnber 30. 1907. .f Id.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22
70 "O'' W "H"u' q EFIoateSglc5,hrime
MlkScoUado Szlonl
y fAc Goverhor of the CJb,J,l 4, .iJ-ifilT -
~ .p,trstsNa, ~ 81 Is'iilV
a PROCLAIM u a. aAt

sVVhhRsAsH appears TO theei3x.en i've f.,.,,..
I ,evide'ne otJaeoh Steady. H.str i;,l. .ia ne =
cob Myers ;s,a William, Syiian,s. ~. s i-N.
henIap'n Wilson. Jun. esquire. one Of ',as ~
wees o' me peace IN and ior Ihe Go@n:y Of f.,,-
risen. wihin TINS eonniorr,yea III 49,. t.'.- =
JOHN SoMMERYiELE die. ON ~. ,sei :
a.he third OF December last AT IN, u >
vd Hews, IN me iowa OF Ciafksbu,y-: -, ,s'-i sis
Assault VIII cpb, I've body at ehn T. y g
esquire, ard did fsloniously. on b,r,,t., I,
malice atore enough b. lsing 81 Wat 1nasj'H 4,
h'aim ana eisao zoe head and .ipht avn os !, ~,
SAID John @ Jackson. by fiscthrir, tI,esc,.l, &c !,
the said Jackson and by S 20 OF
said right arm OF thelsad .JcIin G. . Jact.a. =
ffeted; by whieitfSSc:ere and blow -
reason OF divers other " onnds. blows aud h,,a,s
gwen SAID jackson, by said Soo,m.r,,,Ia -,
tue club aforesaid. ths lifese. sand IarI..,,
came gsea'y endangered; and thai the rid
,V'"n'e'F",s ma" escaped 4 ON the Justice Of
'ne raw have therefore honght Ct sirh -
SdyiSe OF the council Of sta e. 10 issue ,h;s sS1
ehn1aiioo, hereby offering a fsyyArd of EIlr-rvS
DpLL AXIS e. any person or Dc rsons ,,h, - :, z
apprehend and conduct he SAID John sor,,.-.
viiS before some one or mote Of The iustites rs
lie peace IN and torthe said county Of Har,iso,-g
.n@' he May DC eealr with as IN s,ieh cases The
law drerts: Ano Do more over enion ali ,As.a.e
c'vii and military, and exhoit the roott
me commonwealth ~ use their best endeay ,,,rs
10 apprehend and conduer bef.,eg some 80 -.
more OF the JascSs Of fhe peace in a,,, ,,.
aforesaid county OF iiarrisou.i ID Iohn som
"'ers'Ie to be deas~ith according to law. p .T
OWEN under my Maud. witirthe sea, of,h.
IL sly commonwealth annexed. At Rich,,,a''I
this hfleensh day of laauary. IS -
3sa1 WN. ~. CABELI..
r. lie aforementioned joins Somme,v;l.
Is man OF about six feet high appears 10 b.
spost tweniy sx,or iwerty.seyen yesys of as.
raihsr spare. but nervous, OF light complexion
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22
100 Dollars Reward.

Dun AWAY about the first inst. from the
~ service of MIR. Wiltam Ra,vieigh, 10
vhr'r he was hred.) BLACK MAN, nam,
cd JACKSON, Hsuse Carpenter by-profes-.
siofi, ot.thin eonsumptive appearance, about, 40
years OF age. Eve feet eight or nine inches high
rom circumstances attending his cloremeni. il,
- oeievsd' he in'ends making his way TO one
OF the Eastern States. and has been provided
with false papers of freedom LII taken within
me STATE, aud delivered to me here, or secured
thar get him, will give Fifty Dollars. or ii
taken out of the State, One Hundred Dollars
Robert Gamble, Jr.
..R'chrond. Dee. 24,h, 1907. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22
L en- Dollars Reward

r uF AWAY from John FAIRS. living in
New Kent county. a EEGRO MAN named
Na'han the iotnet properly of Sill Ears, which
! purchased of him in March last. and hay
neen ,niofrned tina, the said negro is lurking ae
bou. Tucker Town, in Hanover and New Ken,
and that he has obtained pass. and exncc,
from his former master, as he has not conoIed
with h's contract and shwes disposition 10 de
fraud me out OF the said negro The above ne.
gro rs about twenty six or twenty seven wears
OF age. 1--WE feet nine or ten inches high. well
formed rather yellow Completed, and his UNI
der Iip sticks out Any one taking up the
Dove negro and cou6ning him in Jail or delivering
h'm TO me IN buckingham coun ", shall receive
t ehe above reward with all lawful expenses /
'ose wan al persons from employing or harbor.
Ing him. JOKN Mtl2GhN.
January z 1903 va.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22
Advertisements.
WILL BE SOLD, on Friday The FoltSh day Of
M-Fch neg, for ready Honsy. On HE prerni.
Tract of L and,

Dng In the county OF Halifax, on S.aunton ~;
yer. Containing,
- EVEN hundred and twenty 1--WE &C res n,o,.
- or less; u was nee the property of Sa,nnsI
Beail, was sod by him to William aiosrlv M
norigagcd ~ Mosely TO Robert An,i,e,0s ,nd
John lrice, nus,ees Of Beall, TO secure the ma,
ment oil the PuIchase neney---Th. indeu,u,, af
mortgage, " HIGH accord a M the eene-,I
court bears date fhs 22d day of June I79S Ar
the same II re and place. sucA of the LAWS
as are described in the said mortgage. and uay
De produced by the said Mpseiy viii also be.sold
tot Cash. sale is made by virtue OF deere,
OF the superior court Of chancery. for the Iticb.
mopd district. pronounced III cult tnerein DE-.
-pendins,.in winch the said Price, surviving t,ns.
tee IS plaintiff, and the said Moasly is defeSdan,
and Tor the purpose Of taiaing the fol- wing tnh'
with interest, WIZ los IS vii n interest a, he
ate OF per cen. f.ori he lst of January l7oS--
& los 6 with like iD,erest from the lst dav rs
January l794-.C l0I 10 win like interest iron,
ihe lsT day OF January 1850 81 II 8 wnhIike
interest from the fist DAY of January 1896 n os
. ~Sh Ike interest tom the Ist day OF January
IS| j. 81 "a with like Interest," /, ON the .s,h
DAY OF JaiJ 1892 and 35 dcRafs SO cents. ,he
costs OF The CUT The residue Of the money de-
creed 20 be raised the plaintiff does not pretend
70 clam. rs appears by an endorse rcni made Nv
'ie clerk ofthc said court he CIDER dissolyinz
an Injunction ob;siusd BY John d Scott, to stay
the sale OF he said land. which endor sement IL
copied tom writing fled in he suit fist above
'''eh''oi'so ~ the Plaintiffs agent and attorney,
The COMMISSICNERS.
Richmond, January Il, 1903 t3w}
AIKEN from sE.o man, named John. be-
longing 10 Mr. Orris Paine, on Saturday
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22
For Sale,

MY Dwelling House, and -Four Half Acre
AVA Lots Of Ground, intbe Town Of aianches
rsr, as formerly advsftistd; On receiving
psrt IN essh, am disposed TO give a consiclsra.
bic credit, for the balaUee Of puIebsse, or viii
take Young Negroes at a fair Valuation, and
: Land IN the State OF Ohio, Tennessee or Ken.
tucky, co suea terms as may be agreed on--ff
the sad properly is not cold between now and
Christmas, IL vii be leased 10 an approved te.
nant iov Term Of years.
ARCH'D CAMPBELL.
Manchester, Nov 90, 1907 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22
WANTED,
Nv .fSsIsY1Nv az yur

.fN .dSSTS7ANv AT rRE y
RICHMOND FEMALE ACADEMY
Mhs. Byrd Is desirous OF ge,iug a Lady of
-. good moral character and capable of teseh-
ing English and A,ilhmetc, TO assist her in
tuition, and also in taking care of the Young
ladies' entrusted 10 her supcrinsendance. TO
such person she viii give reasonable salary
sesides he, board. aud lodging al The Academy,
me- u!ing IRE. candies and washing. bsE't
lsirhrl1nd r,.., - al, fiG1,g NJ -. e -. I.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22
Notice (!

~HE Subscriber purposes leaving this City
4 in the course of . few days, ras dstermin.-
ed 70 dispose of the whole any paft Of his
STOCK, now remaining on hand. az :, very re-
fVced P,ice (which consist OF d Lssge and Sa-
Pefb Assortment of
Mahogany Furniture,
Mattresses of all kinds and sizes. Paper Hang
ings, Window Blinds. Fringes, Ta,ses, Cords
sc. &c. w. HAICHT.
Richmond, Jan. I, 1903.
~. D. Those who feel inclined 70 purchase.
viii apply opposite the City Tavern, on the
Main Street, w II.
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Join Batksdale. d. Z. h.e
FOR SALE.

on ExCHdNGE FOR cI71- PRopERq1-
MO !. ~ 600 acres ofland in Harrison eouo
~. state Of Virginia in tfatts OF 5 900
G. g each, on the waters Of Elk and Little Kama
wha aurveyed ia I78A.
500 acres on Hughes's river, in the same
eouoy surveyed in 1853, being the moiety Of =
true OF 5 COO acres
l,2OC aeres Of land in the distriq ofBaird,s
Town. on Buck Fork, near Bands Town, Ken.
,ucky.
d handsome Frame House. with S rooms
on floor coach house. Stables smoke houss
viii The LOIS on which they stand, and gsr,en
adjoining, II a board fence, At Bath Berkeley
Springs. Virginia. suited for family or = ~
wa Also, ono Our Lot of SIX acres. enclo.ed
vi h q stcEe wall
January n. 1908 van ''
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~. COMM,
Watch & Clock Maker !;

THFORS his friends and the public. thar he
a has removed 30 the well known stand here.
tofofe The SHsgumijh ard Jewellers shop OF
Capt William Rchafisnn-W Where nc fei,airs
Watches and C'ocks Of every description
w =. his on hopd gencral assortment Of
SILVER WAHE arm JEWELLERY of capt.
Richardson's notwithstanding Also a handsome
sssoftment Of pLA1'ED WARE, which with
his for'oer stock. renders MS assortment very
extensive. A'so ed GOLD and SILL
YER WATCHES He will farnish Clocks
Of the bcs' quality Wnh every othes ar,icle il,
ibai live, On the most reasonable terms.
Richnond. IamnarY III 1909. qr
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y u aIH a q
ey@t CONTENTS OF Mol. fk -
Chapter 1. OF Light troops. $50
mr. Their History n. ii.
Discipline q fs4n, iv.
= Duties =. fi 10.
t Aift Of Patroles Y.
Iraileurs li1s ~ ~ y vi.
n, engagements, t..,I ,rvir.
~" ,Crossing Rivers ss.nisf, il.
Tactics of Light In fantry vii.
Attack of Heights 's., nnc X.
Manoeuvresg rz ,s,li XXX.
aOf Exerciseby signals. 1853
Musical signals xvii. xix.
Chant. H., OF Rife Corps i
discipline >i4)fa - 81 S
Manuel Exercise i<.g7
Prsctice Firing Ill
Target Firing W flsl2
Manoeuvres LIB
advancing, Retreating, ~.
4e Skirmishihs re is
ft' Rifle Regiment g., fe5.e1T
The Chain h7 20
General Observations al
Evolutions IN conjunction So,
with other infantry IS
Chaf. III. Lansquenets or Pikemen - Is
Illustrations of Plates ST & %
Manuel Exercise 80
Chdff. N. Light Corps on service SO
! Duties during retreat 10
As advanced guards ~
~ As main guards Se out posts 90
AS Nedettes, eclaircurs, Sc. ~
Duty of noD,commissioned
officers with vedettes Is
OF commanding officer
at an outpost IL
Military Dictionary.
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DEBATES

IN TIE VIRGINIA CoNvENTION
- SUBSCRIBERS to the De5etcs IN
nc Virginia CoHVcntioH, who have notyet
received their copies, may recsivc then.
on application a; this Office. Cswl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22
Thomas Read, OK

Charlotte Corr, Jan. 4, 1908.
Catherine L. Garden, F,ancii Scott. sr
and Joseph Scott, executors and ex- In
eeutrix of John cAidcu. acc. plifs CHAN
-fSainst eey
Alexander Garden, def
17Hg defendant not having Gu cred his sones,.
anee according TO the ad of assembly
and The rules of his court. and it appearing TO
the sa isfa6iion fthe court that ne is not an
habiaut of this sta e. On the motion of the
plaintiffs by their attorney, IL is oyde,ed. that he
appear here on the fast day of April court next
and enter his appearance that copy of this
oS,.ef be inserted III one of The newspapers tub
lished in Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY.
and posted at the front door of the courthouse
Of the said county.
A eopy--Teste,
Thomas Read. Ok
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Notieee


prvirtue Of 4 decree of the county oosrrof A.
~ bc,nGrle, pronounced in the case of Mica ,ah
Chiles' executors. againsi Nfsnan Mil,s. will be
sold, for CASH on the first Monday in February
next, ou the preraises, certain LoY. together
~;rn the spputtensnces rlle,et, belonging. |, ing
infhe town OF Charlottesville, and formerly the
ffope. y and residence OF MicAiah Chiies. dec
which sot was conveyed TO the executors of Mi
eSj1i CAiles hy The said Msnan Mills, by deed
OF npr'g7ge 10 seeste the payment of deb,
the sein Rlea,ioned
i s'so, vii be sold FOR cash, by virtue of the
.decsec aforesaid. on The next d-y, beng the I'd
day OF Nelnuary, on the premIses, certain
9Rsc7 or LIND containing i've hundred *
Sky seven acres more or less. living in the
county ~ A'bemlrle. about ten miles above the
town OF CsoFloUesvilte, which land was con.
.veyea 70 the executors of Micsjah Chiles, dec.
by rte sad Aenan Mills, by deed of mortgage
a. Aforesaid.
a-e 75omas Car. jim.
@ Dqv;a L Ls4pis
Martin Dausou. CommissIs.
C6eI!es Taxcey.
SO -4lex. Garrett. J
Dee 2a'h, iGo7. IDS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22
Thomas Read, elk.

GHalIot1e C0A,t, jan. 4, 1908.
John HasLins and Nathaniel Terry,
Ggafrsf Coda-
Jesse Hord John Hord. defts. eSy
7>sE defendant Jesse Hord nor having enter
ed his appearance according to The act Of
assembly aud the roles of this oourr, and ap
peapng TO the satisfaction of the cour, that he
Is no an ino@oiian, of this state on The motion
Of the p'a,nnR BY MS attorney Ii IS ordered that
he appear here ON rhe first day OF Apnl court
nex' and enter his appearance and give security
Tor performing the decree Of the court. aud tina,
copy of this o der be inso. ted in one of The
newspapers Published tx Richmond. for two
months successfully and posted at the front door
oil lhe courthouse Of the said county.
A (.oOx-'Teste
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22
For Rent

THE House on the Main Stree, next 10 Mersrs
Ellis and Allan, and now occupied by Ms.
Phepoe, Possession win be given on tbs first
OF January nex,--appy 20, 40 go. 49,. !.
IOSEPH, CALICO.
Richmond, Dee. s2, IeG7 tf.