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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-25
i our obedient servant.
Gloucester, March 10, 18os.

DIED, on Thursday morning the oath
instant, alter severe indspostion of Sc
veral months continuance, which she bore
with that Christian fortitude and compo.
sure, for which she was 50 remarkable
through a long and useful life, Mrs. JU.
~ m MITCHELL, the amiable wife
ct Capt RoBHsr MIrGHsLL, of this city
She had entered the esd wear of her age,
and was one among the oldest inhabitants
OF Richmond. She was kind and aGec-
,iona'e wife s. mother, humane mistress,
a good neiShbcir, ard an active and be-
nevolent friend to the poor and distressed.
Long VIII the virtues and charities of this
good lady be held in grateful remera-
hrance in her neighborhood.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-25
TARLTON WILLIAMS,
STEPHEN HOOPER,


Buckingham, 9th March 1908. ids
u LIST of 4 hogsheaGs Of Tobacco
( y remaining in Coan Warehouse over
two years.
1900 December 90. Richard Morris
No. l5S, gross 1911, iare Is, nett 1896.
Barns and Rayuie Inspectors.
lso3-22d March. Richard Besle %,
Ill2, los, loo7.-FIaynie and Ceowther
inspectors.
- l2lh February. Daniel Dawson
lo2, 1925, lis, e77.
- 18th do. William Forester III,
1878, 100, ll7s'-Faiin and Bsrrymsn
inspectors.
Now remaining in Coan Ware
houses, 5th March, 1908
ANDERSON s. ROGERS,
81 INSPECTORS,
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pROTFsT-

Die Nene~is, January Of, 1908 "A mo-
ton was made n admit ,4e 9TH paragraph
in the motion forsn address tn the throne.
VIZ the paragraph respecting the sei7ure
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-25

Charlotte C0unfV, ~ mir.
TAKEN up by Capt. John D.
Z Richardson, the ze,h Deem
her, 1907, SorfeI Horse, about fourteen
years old, neither dock'd nor branded 1;
he Is blind in the right eye, and about 4
fse, 8 inches high, appraised to thirty dol
LAYS.
Copy, w3t
THOMAS PFAD. c.c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-25
TO THE EDITOR.

Iobscrve that have been placed on
the committee both for supporting the cleo
ton of Col. Monroe and Mr.. Madison. l
request that you will make known that
decline serving on the committee for Ma
olson, and will act on that for the support
of Monroe.
Your obedient servant.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-25
MILITARY LANDS

IN qBE STATES or ono lND KRF7UcKr.
THE subseriber has for SALE. soudry vslu-
4 able tracts Of LAND. IN the waters Of the
Miami and Scio'o rivsYs, sta.c Of Ghio Also.
on the waters OF Cumberland ard Green rivers,
state of Kentucky, which VIII be sold low Tor
cash or good bouds--For Fur her particulars enc
roire Of William Price, register. who has the III
lie papers, orto
yVIiiar Du-Nal,
BuctinSh7-- January 20. 1903, W.T.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-25

JohnJ Johnson .fo,tr INSPECTOR.
10y virtue Of deed of trust executed 20
I'D me by George Carter, to secure
debt therein mentioned, due John Garter
the first day this (Inst,) VIII be Sold, 10
the highest Bladder, for cash. at the dwell
ing hnnse Of the said George Garter, on
Saturday the I'd day ofJuly next, Four Ne
groes, to wit Dick, jim, Lucy * Anne
two Bay Horses, nine head oFCattle, lwen-
" headtr Hogs, his Household and Kit
chen Frrilture, or so much thereof as will
satisfy said deb! and costs.
II WILLIAM CARTER, Trustee.
buckingham County March 18th sGs
by virtue of deed Of Irust exgcuIed to
by Drury Childers, in order TO secure
The payment Of certain sum of money
due to William and Daniel Thompson, s.
all cost incurred by carrying The same in
to effect, we shall on Saturday the tbir.
tieh day of April next, at MIR Peter Fran.
clscoe's Tavern, proceed 10 sell for cash,
four negroes, viz Isham, PhilIs, Rachel,
and SaIley, or so much thereof as will b..
sufficient 10 answer the purposes of said
deed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-25
AND'w. STEVENSON.

Erfrdct oCa letter /jom member ofcon-
.greSa to the Editor, dated, Washington
March 1871.
"Mr Rose yesterday presented his ulti-
matun to our government, which was no
tess than, that previous to any step towards
further adjustment, the proclamation Oft
President, issued in consequence ofthe out
rage OF the Chesapeake, SHOULD he annulled.
IT was said that when that was dene, tine
proper redress should BE oSercd-but that
redress was not specifically mentioned, al
Though it is believed, our government even
condescended TO enquire what it would be
The reply was prompt. Mr.. Rose then
declared his mission at an end. Congress,
1t is said, will have the papers all before
them as soon as they can be copied, per-
haps by Tuesday or Wednesday they are
voluminous of course after so tedious ne
gocia';an.
"This rather abrupt termination by the
Brush minister of his mission, has excited
alarm, which is probably not improperly
encreased by the appearance Of a British
heet IN our waters or on our coast.
Mr.. Livcrmorc yesterday made mo-
ton TO introduce n resolution TO repeal the
embargo laws; the House refused 10 con-
slider it; only 81 voting fcr it; such are
the general Impressions of the necessity
of continuance Of that measure at pre-
sent.
eff the communication is not two volu
minous, will cndeavor TO send you sum-
mary Of such parts of it as are NOT reqnir-
cd to be kept secret"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-25
HOWARD.
10 NE Fa1EuoLDERs Of RicnMoxD.


AT the period when was prevailed on to
announce myself rs a candidate, to represent
your city in the ensuing legislature, did not
suppose that any Other republican would have
been brought forward much less did l antici-
pate any thing like the bold and spirited cXer-
tons Which have taken place. on the part OF
some of the federal electors in support Of 4 ie-
dcral representative. l had believed that the
political principles Of our city We're too well
known even TO be questioned, and 'ike the pillars
of Hea7sa ,uo firmly fixed ever to be success
fully assailed. Some recent occurrences how
ever, have led me to fear that in this opinion 1
have been mistaken, and that without vig.iance
and ugGai,nity on the part OF the republicans, a
change must inevitably take place. Holding
the principles therefore that do principles
upon which have uniformly acted, and feeling
assured, that Lam net one of those individuals
of desperate views, who would sacrifice every
thing 70 TIM accomplishment Of their purpose
and who in the pursuit fpower or appointment,
care not AZ what sacrifice it is obtained, have
deemed i, proper in consequence of the nomiv
nation of william Writ. Esq. TO Withdraw my
self rs candidate for Richmond. impressed
with the conviction that my declining will in
sure the election of a republican representative,
feel that the duty which owe myself, my
country and YOU, require it of me.
This public declaration OF my sentiments and
this surrender ofmy prctcnsions in favor ct an
other, is made without regard to personal COW
sideration and under a belief that it will meet
yonr appreciation should it however prove in
sufficient 10 preserve your esteem, must sub
init To lose it, re marking at the same time, that
conscious Of having discharged my duty, shall
preserve my own. To those whose patronage
and support l should have met with, tender
my thanks.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-25

y letter from Washington City, speak
ing of the Copfdenfiak Commnuirdtions
which the President made TO congress on
the receipt of dispatches from Messrs.
PINcKNEY and ARNsTRoNG observes,
" the doors Of the II ouse of Representative
were Immediately closed, the papers being
marked 1" confdtnGaF'-N Not so in the Sc
nate ; the Vice-PresidcUt being old and dim
of sight, did not perceive the word conf o.
Dental marked on the papers; but pro-
ceedcd to read the communication to the
Whole audience. The papers were from
Mr. Pinckney at London, announcing that
he had made remonstrances to Mr. Canning
ON the late British decrces, aud had receive
ed answers of an eqnivocal and unsatisfac-
tory nature.
"Mr Pinckney speaks Of the British adj
ADMINISTRATION in very reproachful terms ;
states that he had discovered that the missi-
on Of MIR Rose was apiece of diplomatic de-
ception, & only intended to deceive s. pro-
crastirate, and was merely waiting for a
favorable opportunity TO injure us deeply ;
and determined on giving no satisfaction
for outrages committed, nor 70 relax her
DEGREES This was intended for the secret
earof the Senate but you may readily con-
ceYe the sensation produced by this prema-
ture disclosure. TO attempt to prevent its
spreading was vain. The French minister.
and two or three Of Mr. Roses suite, were
prese Dt---War with Great Britain is now
generally spoken o."
Ertr0efs from the shecch of the Earl Of
GALLoWAr, deErcrcd in Me B,Tffsh
fOUse Of Lords, on tie 22Dd nj ,Toy,fo,,,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-25

Ertracfs from the shecch of the Earl Of
C}ALLoWAr, deHrcrcd in Me B,fffsh
HoRse Of Lords, on the 22nd 9fJanuarV
kqsf
My Lords, ! wish It was possible TO
an'madvcrt with satisfaction upon the con-
ddc' ot the United States Of America local
knowledge. obtained by me a, the earIv
period c. French rcvolu;lGn, enables
me 10 Torn, very decided opinion with
respect to that country, and am sorry 70
say, my Lords cc1not forrn a Catering
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Inspected at Richmond

7th Inst.
1876 barrels Supei fine nour.
1896 do. fine do. DO.
1850 do Cross middings do.
SO do. Condemned do.
.IohD j Johnson fo,ir INSPECTOR.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16

NoTICE-SIMPsoN Moas1s, opposite ,bs
= Eagle Tavern, respectfully informs the pub-
lie. that ne is selling of the following GOODS
under cost and charges, as he positively intends
The remainder Of the stock consists of the fol-
loving articles suitable for the present and an
preaching season, viz =.
Broad Cloth, Cassimeres, Bernets patent Cord. ;.
Gorouroy: nicksetfs, Velveteen, Black Floren-
tine Silk, Toilenets, Flannels and Baizes eff var;-
Gus colors, Wildboar, linen and cotton CHEQUES.
tne 20 and ~ Irish Linen and Renting. Dow,
las; large assortment of fine Linen Cambria.
ladies and gentlemens' silk s cotton Hose, white
and black Brussels LAGOS, ladies silk and carnel
hair Shawls, silk and cotton Cloves, fine corded
and cambrlc Dmity large assortment of FASH
ionable India and British Muslins, Cotton Cam.
t11c OF various eolors, fashionable printed Calico.
Nahkeen, white and colored Marseilles AMI lanes,
Cotton Cashmere, India Cotton and r,ble (:inths'
and number OF other articles too tedious to q.
numerate Feb. 6. (2awSw(
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Il NOCH SULLIVAN respectfully informs his
- customers and the public in l.cneral that he
has just received handsome addition to his for
mer Stock, which renders his assortment very
complete, Consisting of Silver Ware and lew
elry, plated, gilt, morocco g. wood Casters, plat
ed and brass Candlesticks, plated and steel Snuff
fers, silver, plated and Britannia Spoons and La
dies, Britannia and Pewter Tea Pots and Mugs.
Walters, Tea Trays, Caddies, Saliiier TRAYS and
Bread Baskets, Knives and Forks, &C. Desk
Knives, Letter Racks, Marking Types, Paper
Folders, Ink stands, waters, &c-Razors, Homes,
Strops, Boxes, Brushes, Hair-powder, Bags,
Windsor Soap, VTt Plaster, &c--Guns, horse-
mems and pocket Pistols, plated and steel Spurs,
Powder Horns, Flasks, Shot Bags, Bird Nets,
Horn Tumblers, sportsman's Kniyes, patent Cork
Screws, Horse Phlegms, Dog Collars, switch &
chair Whips, Canes with and without spears eiIt
and wood case Pocket Compasscs, Ladies' and
Centlcmens' Dressing Cases and Pocket Books,
ivory, tortoiseshell and horn Combs, head, tooth,
nail, comb, Clothes hearth floor and shoe Brushes
hall, globe and hand Lamps, plated and gilt bot
tie Slides, &c. Ivory and bone Chesmcn & Boards,
Battle Doors, Shuttle Cocks, Elastic Glove Ties,
Carriers, Suspendcrs, &c. Pebble and Class Sill
YER, gilt, plated, tortoisesliell and steel Specta-
cles, reading and ostic Glasses, Goggles, &C.
steel, hair and leather Cases, gold, silver, conk-
shell and pearl Buttons silver and pl.ted fountinfr
Pens, Pencil Cases, Tooth Picks, Twcescrs, &c.
Thimbles, Bodkins, sewing, laundering, netting
and knitting Needles, Reavcs' Colours, &c.-gold,
gilt and steel Chains, Seals and KEYS, with an
ASSORTMENT Of Watch Materials, scrar, tobacco
and snuff Boxes, &c. Swords, Belts, NOts, Epau-
let's, Plumcs, Sashes, Stocks, &c. Flutes F;fes
Clarinets, Trumpcts, French Horns and Drums
4. Sullivan continues to execute orders IN his
line of profession. Jan. d. rtG
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courts, ,rho are 10 sccomt for and pay them, in
every respect. rs other taxes. collected by them,
The county levies shall hereafter be laid at the
courts held in May or June, and The sherifis
shall account for and pay them on the first of No.
ember instead of the first of October in every
yesr--The overseers Of the poor shall hold their
annual meeting and assess their poor rates OF the
fourth Monday in May 1909, and on the same
day each succeeding year and the collector
shall account for and pay them the first of No.
veWber annually. The clerks of courts shall
hereafter deliver their tickets, to the sherifis OF
serjc..i,.s Oh or before the first of May in escl
year, and Che sheriffs shall account for and pa,
them on the Grst day of Novembcr-All act.
with n the pur,ie~ OF this repealed but nothing
herein contained shall be construed to dispense
with the other duties OF the commissioners o
the revenue. except so far rs herein expressly di
rected ITO commence from, the psssing1
ITO De continued.
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VIRGINIA TO wIT-At Chancery Dis
triet court held in the city of williamsburg

VIRGINIA TO wIT.--At Chancery Dis
triet court held in the city of williamsburg,
the I'd day Of November, 1907
William Moss and Thomas Moss infants by Sa-
rah Moss their next friend, Rainti6s-Ag ainst
William Moss administrator of Benjamin Moss.
deoeastd, and John, Benjamin and Mary Moss,
Defendants.
The defendant Benjamin Moss, not having en-
tered 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 court
that he is not inhabitant of this country, OH the
motion of the pIa irtif by their counsel, 1t is or.
deyea, that the said defendant do appear here on
the first day of the next term and answer the bill
of the plaintiffs and that copy of this order
he forthwith inserted insome Newspaper Of the
city OF Richmond tor two months successfully,
and posted at the front door of the former CaPi-
toi in this city.
A Copy. ANTy. ROBINSON, c. o.
Feb. 3. CIaw9wT1
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T ANDs roK sALE,-The ,ab,e,s,...e..

r ANDS FOK SALE-The sabscrber ofsrs
IL for sale, the following Tracts of LAND. m
which, to persons making early application, he
VIII give great bargains One tract of 1900 acres
lying IN Buckingham, which is advantareouslx
situated tor trade, being two or three miles from
Scetts Manufacturing Mill, and FIVE from New.
Canton. This Land is very valuable, having ON Il
900 acres of woods, nearly all OF which IS GOOD
tobacco Land there are also very good improve
ments, such rs are well calculated for the &C
commodation of family. and suiKcicncv Of
cleared land, to employ 10 or l2 hands adyan,..
geously. This tract viii be shewn to any per.n.
inclined to purshase, by Capt. Peter Guerrant.
now resident on the land.-One tract ON Ran.
dophs creek, of 400 acres, the greater part of
Which is fresh and viii produce good wheat and.
corn; 1T joins the lands Of Col. Wilson and MI
Siiiey Lewis-OHe other tract, in the neipibor-
hood OF New-Canton, of 212 acres, being mole
ty OF tract owned by Mr.. Maurice LanShorne -
Another tract in Powhatan, Of 500 acres. know,
by the name of Gibraltar w
These Lands will be offered for sale NJ very re.
duced prices, which may be known, during INV
absence, by application to Col William Dan;.i e
Cumberland, who is authorised to contrac. g.,
them. The title will be made by me on nav retnr,,
from Kentucky, which will probably be bet,vss,,
the 10th and Goth of February next
WADE MoSBY,
ro"hatMi, Dec. +. Is City
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nNE 1UNDRgD DoLLARs REw4RD-

NNE HUNDPED D0LLARS RER4RD-
~ Runaway about the ist instant from the SER
vice OF Mr.. William Rawlcigh Ito whom he was
hircd) black man named JACKSON, a house
carpenter by profession, of thin consumptive APP
Pesrsnce, about forty years Of age fve feet eight
or nine iaci,es high. From circumstances attend
ing his elopement, il 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,
OF IT taken out of the state. hundred dollars
ROBERT GAMBLE, Jun.
Richmond, Dee. go. Jeptf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16

EOR SALE, Fiat large, valuable and well built
= Bnek Lumber House, lately The property of
Messrs VIM. Mckenzie & Co so feet front, so
feet deep, and three stories high, situated on the
back street leading from the Basin, nearly oppo-
site TO the house lately occupied by Mr.. John Hen
~.
The terms will be liberal and convenient to the
purchaser. Applyto TAYLOR & BROWN.
Nov. 20 (1aWtf)
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ITO RENT (FoR rwo YEAKs.)-That Va
Il lu..ble TAN-YARD of the lafe. Mr. Iacnh

ITO RENT (FoR rwo YEARS --That Va
u lu:.ble lanyard of the late Mr. Jacob
Bockds and now occupied by the subscriber; ST.
t.Idted on tic main-strect Of this city between
the Capitol and the Basin of the canal. Its con-
veniences arc superior to any other IN this place
large cUFying shop, cellar and drying loft, a
spacious bari; house, two bark mills and houses,
beam house and every other requisite for the.
tanning Of from . to 5000 hides year, exclusive
OF skins Also, on the same tenement, a conve-
nlcnt dwelling house, kitchen, smoke house, sta
bic and garden. The renter may also he accom-
nodatcd with some excellent Red-Osk Bark, now
III tie bark house Proposals for the above will
be received by ;hc subscriber till TIC 1st of April
reG. ON that day IT will be offered at pubic auc-
ton before Messrs. Prosser and Monciire's Ven.
due Office. Bond with approved security will
be required, and possession given Of the whole
Immediately. The reason for Offering the above
property for rent is the i'll state Of health Of tie
subscriber 60 pay that attention the business re-
qilires. MARCUS ELCAN
N. b. The said Tan.Yard may be rented for
three years lo1gcrby applying to the executors Of
the estate Of Mr.. Jacob Bockus, decd
Richmond, Feb 9. (1aHt1stA)
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EASH iSALES--In pursuance of a deed of
~ trust, executcdby David Ross, esquire, bear
ing date the 10Th day of December, 1905, to Sc
cure tie payment of fourteen thousand FIVE hun
dred dollars and some arrears of interest due to
VIM. b. Giles, esq.
win be seld for ready money, at the front door
Of the Eagle Tavern, in the CITY of Richmond, on
Saturday the Goth day of next month, between
the hours of twelve and three O'Clock of that day,
tract Of LAND in the county Of Henfico, cali
ed the SEVEN PINES; containing by estimation
one thousand acres Also, tract Of Land in the
same county, on -Four Mile creek, being the same
whcreoncol. John Pleasants formerly resided, con-
taing by estimation four hundred sixty acres AL
so, the Norwich Mills, situated in the said coun.
ty of Henrico, together with forty acres of Land
attached thereto. binding on Bailcy's creek and
Four Mile Crock GEO HAY,
BENZ. HATCHER
January 20. leptdsl
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A DVERTlSEMENT--W be soldon Sa
L ~ turday the the 9th day of February, for
ready money, on the premises, valuable Tract
Of LAND, lying in the county ct Halifax, on
Staunton river, containing seven hundred and
twenty five acres, more or less. 1t was once the
property Of Samuel Beall, was sold by him to
William Moseley, and mortgaged by Moseley to
Robert Andrews & John Pierce, trustees Of Beall
tolsecure the payment of the purchase money!
The mdent,ire OF mortgage, which WAS recorded
in the general court, bears date the 22d day of
June, 1zo5--At the same time and place, such of
the SLdVES as are described in the said mort
gage and may be produced by the said Moseiey,
will also be sold for cash--The sale is made by
virtue of adecree of the superior court of Cham
Gerry for the Richmond district, pronounced in a
suit therein depending, in which the said Price,
surviving trustee, is plaintiff, and the said Nose
ley IS dcfendant and for the purpose of raising
the following SUMS with interest, viz * l08 is
with interest at the rate of per cent. from the
1st of January, 1793-G los 2 6 with like inte-
with like interest from tie Jst day of January,
1855 81 IL with like interest from the Ist
day of January, l795-.c 90 5 with like interest
from the LIST day of January, 1915 81 Ia with
like interest from the 18th day of July, 1902, and
So dollars SO cents, the costs of the SUBTITLE
residue Of the money decreed to be raised, the
plaintiff does not pretend TO claim, as appears by
an endorsement made by the clerk of the said
court on the Crder dissoviRg an Injunction OBJ
tanned by John b. Scott, to stay the sale of the
said land, which Enforcement is copied from
writing filed in the suit first above mentioned by
the plaintiffs agent and attorney.
TIE COMMISSIONERS
Richmond, Feb. 4, 1908 (5zo
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IVA again respectfully informs lis customers &
the public, that he has just received by the late
arrivals from Philadelphia and New-York, a gen
eral assortment of Fashionable and Seasonablc
GOODS, which are now opening at his Store,
the second door below the Eagle Tavern where
they maj be had upon good terms, for cash,
as at any other place in the City.
November 6. rcptf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16

FOR SALE-Thc subscriber is DESTROYS of
selling his PROPERTY in this City The
purchaser will be accommodated with time if re-
qaTod, on giving satisfactory security
SAM. GREENHOW.
October 2. Ctf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16

TOR sALE--THE LINE of ST1GEs fror
Il Richmond 70 Charlottesville, now in good
order. A great bargain may be had by tire ptfr-
chaser, IL application is made TO the sul,scriLer
on or before tha first day OF April ensuing II is
unnecessaryto speak Of the advantages or proiits
soeruing 70 the proprietor Of this Line as none
Will purchase without making the necessary en-
quiries. RICHARD TERRELL.
Richmond, Feb 4, 1sca rtawtf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16

OF COMPREHENSIVE,
~ The Co-partnership Of Taylor G Brown suas
BY mutual consent, dissoivrd the 3lst December last
AH e's0ns having claims against the Concern xvill
dfpyJor settlement 10 fanes brozsn, Jun. spAo is
THOMAS 3A1LOR,
JdhfES BROWN, T.
Richmond, Jan. S, 1903
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16

NlRGINIA--At Superior cotut of Chance
~ holden 1T the Capitol, in Richmond, May
1st, 1907.
Samuel Booker, administrator, with the will
annexed of WIN. Brown, deceased, fYaintiF.---h-
gainst j. John Scott and William Weir, Defeh-
ddHts.
The defendant VIM. Weir not having entered
his appearance and given security according to
the act OF Assembly and the rules of this court,
and i appearing TO tho satisfaction Of the court,
that he is not an inhabitanl of ths country, on
motion of the plaintiff by counsel II is ordered.
Chat the said defendant do appear here the first
day OF the next term ard answer the bill Of the
plaintiff, and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in
the city of Richmond for two months successive
", and posted at the front door of the Capitol in
the said city.
a Copy. Tcste, PETER TINsLEY, c. G.
Dec 10. (1aw9wT)