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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-14
HIOTRS.

y. The nail vii be carried on the routes, nnn1.
Der tes co fourteen ;rciusiSe, in the same time
through Che year; and the contractor must caicu-
late upon conveying the mail in sulkey, whc,x
Their roads viii not admit OF its being conveyed
by the usual stage or if it sl,all be shetyn t.at
the roads too bad for suleey the mail of let
ters will be Separated forn the newspapers
WEIGH are to be conveyed by stage rs fast as thes
roads Will adrRit, and the letters convened OH
horseback within the tine LIMITED, so that bad
roatis snail never be admitted as an excuse fos
non-perforniance.
q The Poat-mastef General Iray expedite the
i'iiS and alter the tunes OF ARRIVAL ana departure
at any time daring the continuance of the con-.
tracts he previously stipuiatng ain adequate,
compensation for any extra expense that may be,
accustomed thereby.
8. Fifteen minutes shall be allowed for opening
and closing the mail at all offices where no parti..
cuar time is spccified
A. For every thirty minutes delay (tnavodable1
accidents excepted) in arriving aftcr the times
prescribed III any contract, the contractor shall
forfeit one dollar; and if tle delay continue
tl the departure of any depending mail, where.
by the mails destined for such depending mail
lose trip, forfeiture of double the amount all
lovedfo for carrying the mail one trip shall be in.
CURED, unless it shall be made 60 appear that tbes
delay was eccastoned by Unavoidable accident,
in which case the amount of ply for the trip win,
in all cases, be forfeited and retained.
S. Persons making proposals, are desired tc,
state their prices by the year. These who con-
tract viii receive their pay quarterly, in the
months of February, May, August and Novem-
Der, ono month after the expiration Of each quar-
ter.
6. 20 other than free white person shall bo
employed to- convey the mail
Z. Where the proposer Intends 70 convey tho
mel IN the body OF stage carriage, he is desired
to state it in his proposals.
8. The Postmaster General reserves 70 him
self the right Of declaring any contract Al an end,
whenever three failures haqTen, which amount tts
the loss Of q trip each.
g. The contracts are 70 be IN opers,icr on tho
first day of October next and 10 continue il foreG
for tvs years from that time
GIDEON GRANGER,
Pat Master Ccoerak
GENEuAL Posr-O eFieE,
Washb,sse. Gig, Asay IS, 1905
MAY x, Giaw2m]
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TIE .4dvcrtisen:eat dated .ahril 26, 1903.
70 7utthG,azc,s.

PROPOSALS for carrying MAILS OF THE
- UNITED STATES, on the following Post
Roads, viii be received at the General Posi- -Us-
nee IN Washington City, until the first day of All
gust next, inclusive
K 10. From Washington Civic Alexandria. seyc-,
times week.
leave Washington City every day at 5 p. NJ
and arrive at Alexandria by S P II.
Leave Alexandria every day at a. n. and ar
rive at Washington City by5 a. ~
IL. From Alexandria by Colchester, to Dunn
fries, seven times week
Leave Alexandria every day at p. m. and ar
rive at Hunfries by S a. m. the next day.
Leave Dumfries every day at p. m. ant ar
rive at Alexandria the next day by a. m. in z
hours
10. From Bumfries by Aqua and Stafford court
house to Fredericksburg, seven times a week
LeAye Dumries every day at/6 a. m. and ar
rive ut fredericksburg by II Ia. m. III s., hours.
Leave Fredericksburg every day at noon, and
arrive at Dumiiies by p. m.
Is From Fredericksburg by Bowling Green,
Whit Ch:!:mes, and Iiaao,rr courthouse Il,
Richmond, seven times a week
Leave fredericksburg every day at noon, and
arrive at Richmond the next day by a. m in liz,
hours.
Leave Rickt.opd every day at p m. and ar.
rive at Fredericksburg the next day by IL a. M.
in II hours
il From Richmond by Csborne's to Peters.
burg, seven times week.
Leave Richmond every day at g. a. Ill and ar.
rive at Petersburg by IL J 4. M. in ) hours
Leave Petersbufg every day al 12l p. m. and M.
rive at Richmond by Sd D. N.
IS. From Rcnnfoud by Fraziers, New-Rentt
courthouse. Williamsburg, Yogl, town {. iialiip-
ton, TO Norfolk, three tM}es a week.
Nay l., to December /.
Leave Richmond every Monday, "Wednesday,
and Friday, at a. m and arrive at Norfolk OF the.
next days by 10 4. IN. in 81 hours
Leave Norfolk every Monday, Wednesday any
FRIDAY, at 2 p. IN. and arrive at Richmond the.
next days by 5p n. in % hours.
December l, to May I.
Leave Richmond every Monday, Wednesday
ond Friday, at7 a. and arrive at Norfoll, on
the next days by 5 p in 81 hours.
Leave Norfolk every Monday, Wednesday, ang
Friday at q. m. and arrive at Richmond the next
days by S p. m. in "a hours.
- t:;;::: Petersburg by Cabninpoint, Smith
heid, Snriy COURTHOUSE, Sleepy-h5ie ferry, to-
Norfolk, three times week.
Nay /, 10 Decentbey I.
Leave Petersburg every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at p. m and arrive at Norfolk the,
next days by 10 a. IN
Leave Norfolk every Tuesday, Thursday an1
Saturday at ? p. m and arrive at Petersburg the,
next days by IL a. m. III 81 hours.
December l, to isl.p l.
Leave Petersburg every 1uescAr, Tbursiay-
and Saturday, at p. m. and arrive at Norfolk
the next days by 5 pm.
Leave Norfolk every Tuesday, THURSDAY antl.
Saturday, at a. m. and arrive at Petersbu1t:,the
next days by Il u.
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Dollars. s5O,ooo

The interest on which sum, at 6 per cent. is
$1,000 dollars.
The capital originally subscribed amounted TO
four hu.slred thousand dollars, divided into two
Thousand shares, of two hundred dollars each
One half Of these has been forfeited after small
payment offive dollars on each share. One hum
dred thousand dollars paid by the other stock
holders, have been expended in preparatory Eea-
snres, in the purchase Of water rights, and in
digging the feeder, which was considered the
most difficult part OF the work. Seven hundred
and fifty thousand dollars are stN wanted TO c6fn
plete the work; ofy%fich sum, one hundred thou
sand dolarsis payable by the stockholders, aud
tfe deficiency Of 650,o00 dollars, must be dFaw8
from other sources. :.
W. CHESAPEAKE AND A1sEMARLE.
!. The shortest communication between the
Chesapeake and Albems1le sound, is from North
..:.c;;i5 ~ the heaa of the tide Of North VVes
river, which ernpties into Curcitucl inlet Tie
casta1,most arm of AIbemarle, 10 either Kernps.
v''is =, Greg. Bridge, az tii,5 head OF the tide OF
two different branches Of the south branch of E.
hznbeth river, which passing by Norfolk, unites
at Hampton roatls, with James river, and tic
Chesapeake. The distance is stated at seven
miles and the levels said to be favorable. l. is
believed that the principal reason why this con.
fnunlcationhas not been attempted, 10 bar in Cur.
Ttuck inlet, which does net admit Che passage
OF vessels drawing FIVE feet water
3. n company incorporated by the states az
Virginia and North Carolina, for opening can$l
through Displal swamp, has made considerable
progress in the work.
The canal extends twenty two miles in length
from Deep creek, branch OF the south branch
OF Elizabeth river, seven miles above Norfolk.
TO Joyce's creek, branch of Pasquotank ri.
yer, anorthern arm Of Albemarlc sound. Yes
sells drawing eight to nine feet water may ascend
both cfeeks TO each extremity Of the canal.
The intervening ground along the eastern mar
Fm@f the Dismal swamp, is almost level, the
rise towards the middle not exceeding two fee
above Slpe two extremities, which are oiAy 10
feet anil inches above tide water The digrine
IS very easy the only obstacles arise from the
stumps and roots of trees, and are nearly over
core and single a,lucduct or rather culyert
over SNAIL run ernptylng into tho North West
river IS necessary.
The swampitselfsupplies at the depth at which
the canal is cut, the water which has heretofore
been wanted and a sufficient supply may be-
drawn by feederof3 miles and haifin length,
cut through perfect level from lake Drummond,
natural reservoir in the centre Of the swamp ol
fifteen miles in circumference and about SIX iccl
higher than the %.,tsf 80 Cic canal
The canal - cut by the company, - ~ feet
WIDE, and feet deep, with one bank OF the west
size for 2 towing P&h, IL feet broad, The whole
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN.--S,n Friday raor-n-
~ ing last the subscriber missed his horse. has
every reason TO believe he is stolen i, Tie de-
scrption as follows: dark bay. hiss had his
left eye injured. about seven years old, a.
bout fourteen and a half hands high, with crop
ped ears, has lately hid very bad wound on his
left hind leg, which is not vet quite healed on
The other hind thigl, has either wart or has
snagsed himseit--has been chafed witlia saddle
on his back about the centre where saddle,
wonld set. The subscriber offers arewa,d af iye-
dollars for him it sirayet, irstolen III adc,itonsl
reward of tcndollars will be gwen fsr a,,prehcad-
ing the thief ID. DORRINGTON.
June z. (tf)
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4. 3. VARNUM.
-Spsater q tie Hense Qt Representat
IN ACT


Concerning sissas Of tie la,.e II the Uass4 States,
arpJ9r other loUposcs
J2 + Il snaetsiJy The Serate aa.L House IF Pc
~ preSeatdfiues Of the United SfGtese Fl Anreri-
ca in G0ggtesf assembled, That whenever tic
President ct the United States has bUcn or Hay
be authorised TO cause the public lands, IN any
land district, to- BE offered for sale, It SHAH b.
lawful, whenever he shall thni; il convenient, to
offer sale at FIRST, only epmt of the iGs con-
tanned IN such district, and at any Subsequent
time or tj;nes, TO offer for sale in tic same man.
ner any other part, or the remainder IF the l.tls
contained IN tic same.
Sec. .. Indb IL TURNER enacted, That the fourth
section of an act passed the twenty-frst day Of
April, ono thousand eight hundred and six, emit.
tied, " An act in addition to- IA act, entitled,
&" An act regulating the grants Of land, and pro
viding for tiie disposed o. te lands Of the United
States, south Of the state Of Tennessee" be r. i.
yived and continued IN force until The Grst dav OF
October next and in shy case where donatiun
shall be granted IN jeu ots prc-cnpt,o9 certificate
agreeable IN The provisions oithc lad fourth Sec
ton, tie money, II any shall have been paid
shyn he, 10y the receiver Of 80 apbic money re-
paid tot the person or persons who have paid the
sane.
Sec. 3. AaIbeit fiaylier eaacted That certain
settlers tic river Mobile, in tie Mississippi
territory (c,st Of Pearl rieei. who reside near he
line of deumrkHion. between the United States
and Spain, run in puf.GSbcc Of tue trcsiy Of tic
twenty-seycnth day o. October, one d,o,is;,nd Sc
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y ICHMOND TILE MANUFACTURE
~ The subscriber having procured the eAclu-
sve fight to manufacture in this and several other
states Harwoofs much improved Patent Tile for
covering houses, and ut considerable expense
erected the necessary buildings, &c. for carry
ing on that useful business extensively, now of.
fers to supply, at short notice, any quantity that
may be required, at the moderate price of tEirty-
sve dollars per thousand, delivered at his Factory
Re can with confidence, founded on actual ex-
Pertinent, i'll the Covering OF about 90 houses in
this city, assert, chat houses car be covered with
this tile as cheap IN the first instance, as with
shingles ofti,e first quality, and when the secu-
rity against fire, the difference of insurance, the
durability ard particular construction of those
tile 80 resist the most penetrating rains and SHOWS
arc considered, he cannot doubt of rlcette with
considerable encouragement. 1t requires only
The examinations of a we'll covered roof to con-
vince she most preiudiced mind of their srperio.
rity to any other tile heretofore made, or to the
best Of slate, and will cost less than the latter
after paying the expense of water carriage to al.
most amy part of this continent
Particular attention will be paid to orders fr4m
other towns, and in all cases where they are
shipped, he will delivertltem whole and sound,
along side the vessels, at the expense of carriage
only 70 the Purchasers. Asv person skilled in
the art OF thing, will put OF these tic great
facility, but where they cannot be procured, ne
can engage a few here vino have ha,i some ex-
perience, and will go moderate distance, if the
jobs ofsuffciert magnitude and their travelling
expenses paid , :, BENJAMIN DUVAL
Richmond, March %. CepswSslawtf1
N. B. wish to sell Patent Rights in several
Sgiiief states ----- ~ Is. ID.
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$4,000

" p = 80, -
s. The last mentioned canal is IN the most di~
rect line of The communication through Abe
marie to Pamptico sound, and the adjacent south
ern sounds. 1t has been objected, that the ma
VACATION of Pasquotank river was intricate, and
that it would be more advantageous to open A
communication with Chowan river, which passing
by Edenton, and then uniting with the Roanoke,
forms Albemsrle sound.
A company was incorporated Cor that F&rposc :;
but the capital was not filed, and no other ope-
ration performed, but surveying the ground. The
intended canal IN that route, you'd commence at
Suffolk, on Nassemon1 river, which emlrties into
James river, a few miles above, and west of the
mouth o. Elizabeth r.er; and passing along the
western margin of the Dismal swsinp, would
reach ct computed distance OF thirty miles,
Cates' courthouse on Helmets creek, branch
OF Chowan river, which vessels drawing ten feet
OF water may ascend to that spot.
The highest Intermediate grouddls % feet a.
Dove tide water, and consequently sigher than
the surface of Take DruIn,eOn6. But Bcnnet's
creek and Curripeake swamp were considered as
afioriAng sufficient sIpnly nf uetcr. Sis:,:.a
| this prove adequate, the principal objection to
this route VIII be, that the canal lands Suffolk
instead of Norfolk. This consideration, snd the
capital already expended on the canal from Eliza
beth river 10 Pasqeotank, seem to give prefec,
| that it it be preferuheto strike the waters of
cho'Easi river, lateral canal may he hereafter o.
pened, along the southern margin Of the Dismal
| swamp, from the southern extremity OK the Eli
zabeti and PascGatank canal, tc Bcmiet's creek
or Edenton. Whatever route nay, after :, crit
cal examination of the ground, be though; The
most eligible, the opening of this communication
will be more easy and less expensive than either
OF the three northern canals.
Ihe following table is recapitulation of the
fdistancc to be cut the whole line, and OF the
! estimated expense.
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M X LIE TELLER, .DENTIST-In the
h'A house adjonipg MIR. Edmuid Randolph's
near the Capitol, is Hw Practising N the various
pf'ncnes OF ms profession, i. c. cleansing and
restoring the teeth TO their natural elegance, by
removing that corrosive substance called tartar,
"iich adhercs to them in the form of a black or
yellow crust, 'yiicl,is the cause of many teeth
| dccg1hg, AN Offensive breath, and the corroder
OF tite S ums and sockets He gets artificial ones
so as 20 stand firm, being u5e f 40 well as ORA.
mental plugs The dec,Jed cavities Of such rs can
DC preserved, and extracts such as are too far
gore 20 bd saved, in which operation he makes
nSeof BEvFF's pNTEEr gxTRAsrIao INsTRU-
hGNrs, winch takes tile teeth out without any
possibility o. tlactriirg the Jaw or bruisiliG the
Su"S, ana with much less pain than the instf1J-
ients Thai arc M gcnsrat use for which opera.
lion hs price IS one dJliai, when done ut lis ow,
hOuSc.
Tie deems unnecessary to say any thing con.
Corning the advantage derived from tic m amer
OF hisperformancs or bis abilities, leaving Il for
ms Ior'''cr 0i'crsti5ls % speak
lie has DgSTiyEICg rGpored by himself of
superior quality iyl the preservation oftl,e gums
and tech, void of corrosive substance
Mr.. LIZ TSLLIhg wishes the p1b,c TO have
notice tiIdt as he has now made Richmond his
permanent residence, all his prices are constiera.
5ly lower than when he was only a tisitcr of the
place.
a Inc or servant directed to the aforesaid
place viii be attended to-
Mays. Liaw6m1
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WILL BE SOLD 10 the highest bidder ffar,

MILL BE SOLD 10 the highest bidder foI,
W cash, ON Saturday the 18th of June inst
Mt Daniel Michaux's Tavern, in Powhata an county.
one hundred and siXty-two acres of LAND, ~
ing on Swift Creek, in the county aforesaid. adj
Joining the lands of William Graves, Arthur.
Suolett and others; which land was conve yed "a,
US by Charles Moselev, in trust, to secure the.
payment OF a debt due to Messrs, Lyle & Mere :
,he' as expressed IN his deed Of conveyance to us
bearing date the 18th February last past.
HENRY w. WATKINS
WILLIAM G. POVALL,S i'Us'ees.
o wfar:sn, June 5 (ep2wE)
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digging, with tie exception OF two niles which
must be deepensf Sfect, add of three quarters of
mile in xs,o.kcs place not entirely finished has
been completed. The locks at the two cNtremi-
esthe canal not built but two haze been
erected at sor1e distance from each extremity !;
probably in ors,erito save sopse digging in the n-
tervening space :they are made of square i1niper
logs. and have cost Only three hundred dollars
each. sss = ~ 81 tg ),
Theexpense OF digging has not eSceedes4, GOO
dollars mile tie Whole capital expended, ~
mounts to one hundred thousand dollars, OF which
the stateof Virginia has furnished IL 800; and
it is stated that the whole work may be cohnplet-
ed in one year., and will not, including the locks
and the payment of come debts contracted by the
company, exceed 25.e0o dollars. But the canal,
which by tire original act of incorporation was to
be S2fcet wide, and feet deep, can on it. pre-
sent plan be considered only as local object, the
principal ntil;tyof which consists in bringing TO
market the otherwise useless lumber of the.
swamp. The oiSiy boats which navigate it are
flats, 40 tong, SIX feet witl. drawing t~o feet
OF water and carrying eight Thousand Shingles.
II must, in order to become national object,
be Incapable of receiving the vessels which navi-
gate Albemarle sound, and Cor that purpose be
restored to its first Intended dimensions, or rather
be wfdcned and dcepencd, on the plan adopted
for the Chesapeake and Delaware canal. The ex-
pence wosld be as fo,loweth:
Digging, deepening 10 8 feet, preserv-
mtg hecamc level the whole way, -
and wdeningsto a proper breadth, o
miles, at 5000 dollars amlc, S17G,oeo
4 stone locks at S tC,o0O, 10000
Feeder to lake Drumm:c:ld, aoueduct
and contingencies, $4,000
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.L1IvE HUNDRED DoLLAas AFWARn


x Treasury Department, 6E2y 2StE BOB.
Ithas recently hccH mace known 10 trjs depart
tnent, that on Ire f.st day Of june, 80y, the
first moieties 0! he aforementioned notes of
the bank of the United States, were enclosed by
William Keats, Esq. Collector OF the Customs
at Washington, North Carolina, in letter adj
dressedtO Thomas Tudor Tucker, Esq. Trea-
surer OF the United States, and pat into the Post
Office at that place and on the 9Th day of June,
1867, the second moieties of the said Bank notes
were enclosed, addressed and put into the Post
Office aforesaid neither of which letters
with the notes enclosed, have been received
On the back of each moiety of every note was
written the name of William Keats, and on one
part of the back of all or of most of tie notes
was written the name Of Lewis Leroy from
which circumstance the notes may with certainty
be traced and detected. Payment of the notes
has been stopped at the Bark ofthe United States
and its several Offices Of Discount and Deposit
and areward OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS viii
be paid TO any person who shall give such intor.
nation to this department, as shall produce the
conviction of the offender by whom the letters
Containing the said rotes were purloned or sto
len. ALBERT GAIJaTTN
Secretary Of the Treasur2
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IN ACT

Nm ACT
t'' &c 'c!'V d .josc15a ChGse, .Jsrm Gard:ey,
am others.
4 1T enaetca6p fhe Seaste ard House of Petre-
u Sentatfyes Of the Unitea StGtcs of A,aeyica, in
Congress asstaa6.eq, That tine owners of the ship
Manila, belonging to Joseph Chase and ared
Gardner and others, OF the island OF Nant,lc ke.
IN the state of Massachusetts, be, and they are
hereby permitted to cause to return, to the Uni
ted states the sad ship Manila, and her cargo,
wi9'ont beng liable To any forfeiture or. penalty,
incurred, IA consequence OF the said ships having
gone 20 tle island of st. Domingo, under clear.
'.lce obtained Oh the seventh day OF March. one
thousand eight hundred and seven, before the act
OF the tweniy-tOGrth OF February, one thousand
cight hundred and seven, continuing the suspen-
sion OF trade, with certain parts of the said island
OF ST Domingo, was known in the said island OF
Nantucket
J. b. VARNUM,
StsGker Of tie House IF Reybrsse,,.atiees.
s. SMITH,
P|esiesrt IF tie 5e5G.e pro sempore.
ArRtL Is, 1868.
APPNovEp,
TIL JEFFERSON.
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(BY AUTHORITY
k,4wS or The UN7rED ,szeZEs
AN ACT

AN ACT
TO establish certain reads inte 1'ases NJ C-o-
gid and Ohio.
u L il enactes BY the Senate and House IF Retye.
~ ssntafiDss o. tAe United States If f7nryicu in
Congress assembled, That the following post-roats
be established, viz: From Dsrien, by John Jone >
20 Milledgcrille, and from thence to Athens.
From Sparta TO Miliedgevilie, and from thence by
Jones courthouse to the garrison on O.kmulgcc.
From MilIedgeville TO Futnam court house and
from thence to Morgan courthouse, and to Ran.
dolph courthouse. From New Lisbon TO Can
ION IN OiIio.
J. B. VARNUM,
Spsater s tie Ronse Of RepyeSeHtatipe,.
.. 5Siiffi,
President 81 rae Senate pro tesrpoys.
A2RIL %, 1903.
APPROVED,
TN: JEFFERSON
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NICHOLAS LONG, T.aTLoR, now occu-
~ pies the old stand OF James =. Hopkins,
where he carries on the above business, and So
lcits a share 0f public patronage. He will apply
himself strictly to his profession, and execute all
2f,.ers IN The best manner and ON the most res-
soaabie terms. Nay II. (law4w)
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M GLASSES in aogshcatIs and tierccs, roR
Iva sNLE BY SAMUEL MYERS.
June ,. CIaw4tl
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" CHANcERY.-Febru Court, 1904 :
Fcuqnie,' County, TO Spit:
Benjamin Rector, Cen. 3kain1n.--Agains Tho
mas Chapman, surviving executor of William
Carr, decd Defendant.
On the motion OF the compiainont hyl,;s coun-
SCI, 1t IS oGersa, that master commissioner Scott
state, settle, and examine the accounts between
the parties and make report thereof to the court
with such matters specially as he may think per-
tii,ept the rcrties may require.
r. Copy Testc, F. BROOKE, C. &c.
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The parties to The above suit ere hereby mott
fed, that shall attend al my otlica at Fauquier
court-house, on TIE Doth day of July next, he
tween the hours of ten and two O'clock to carry
the. above order into effect, at which time and
place the parties are requested to attend with
a copy Ct the court papers, and such evidence
and vouchers as they may think roper to prodiice,
in order to fllal adjustment of the &c counts
-. c. r. SCOTT, NJ. C.
Fauquier G. II. MAY 81, 1908 l1awewl