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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-09

M AKSHAL'S SALE-By virtue OF decree
Iva oFthe court Of the United States, for tho
iii'h circuit, and Virginia district, pronounced
May Term 1905, in n suit IN lie slid.Court be-
{ wsen the Executors % joi SOmevcllc decd
plaintiffs, and DarIA Ross defend elt. viii be
sold as much ofthe estate in tie county OF Ches-
teriield Ladjoining the town Of Manchester
known by the name of the FAILS PLAxrAr1-
OK, as VIII raise the sum of sixteen hundred
and eighty dollars, with interest thereon from
0le lst day Of January 1893, till payment, and
Costs.
- The above sale will take place on Satur-
day Che 17tl' oS the present month on that corner
~ the plar ion.--whch adions the lot of Mr
James Lyle, precisely at 10 o'clock.
THOS. II. DREW y. NJ. for
JOS. SCOTT NJ. V.D.
September 6. rtds1
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We are advised of the departure from Car
thagena of large train of artillery, and that
they have sent to our aid Is GOO muskets.
Today we expect the arrival of 200 of the
Spanish guards, who have Withdrawn from
the service of the enemy.
June TO-
Our negotiation with Great Britain pre-
sents to us a fruitful field for mercantile and
political speculations. The cabinet of St
Cloud will not fail to charge England with
our revolution and have subtlety and sophis-
try enough to deny that their perfdy and
crimes alone have been the cause of our in
dependence.
We know that the peasantry of W anresa
have put to the sword the whole body of
troops commanded by General Lechi. second
in command Of the army of Catalonia, a man
of ferocious character.
June IA
We are certain there no longer remains
single soldier ofthc French army in Tara
gona, and that the division destined for that
place received an order to pass Immediate
ly to BruCh to reinforce that Of General Lee
Chi, who is totally discomfitted by the valor
and dispositions of the brave Manresians.
We are assured Of the deah of Gen. Du
pont in the attack Of the Sierra Moreno.
1u Corunna the French engineer cbsrp-
ed with the review of the magazines of ar
tiIlery has been seized and at the same time
possession taken Of the park of artillery.
with the magazine Of arms. A remittance
Of money that had been sent to Murat the
day before, was likewise stopped.
The agreeable information has been receiv-
ed from Lugo and other cities of the pro-
vince, Of their declarations for Cur beloved
Ferdinand, and they ask Of us arms and can
non which shall be given them immediately
since from happy circumstance our park
and magazines arc flied with them Tn the
city OF Lugo and it's province alone, so. 600
men have enrolled themselves. Our TROOPS
amount to 10000 men; and among the VA
rious donations Of consequence which have
! been offered to maintain this army, that of
/ Cabildo dc Santiago is worthy neDtioning.
He presented Immediately, seven millions.
promising besides to deliver mcnthly for the
/ public service, the third part Of his income.
Who could refrain from tears to sec our old
men snatchins from the hands of their sons
the hoe & the spade, * placing in their stead
the bolts of vengeance and the sword of Ii
bertyf
June II.
Our chiefs have already gone to occuDy
different posts in a short time we shall com
plete three respectable armies. Almansa,
! Tortosa and the Contreras. will be the the.
atre OF our arms ab.ess The enemy should be
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M INDSOK FOR RENT-Whlb ereuted on
W the I'D day Of the present month to the
highest bidder, ON the premises, two thirds Of
that valuable farm ncar this city, called Windsor,
to' ING term OF orc year, TO commence the frst
day OF JANUARY ncNt---.-The Tenant viii be per.
mitted . sew wheat this Sail, il he wishes to do
SO.
SAML. GREENHCW, Agcrt for I'm Lang.
6oyac Executor Of I'm Disei,iIye deceased
Richmond, lst September 1893. (law3w)
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GuAp1x. JUNG /.

we follow the general motion of the whole
nation and already 1900 men have gone
from this city to Join the army of Grenada
Some deserters from the French Cavalry
nave arrived, who inspire us with the greet
est pity
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absolutely reduced to a state of impotence. -,
All their plans. can only be directed to a dis
graceful retreat.
The day befor yesterday arrived here q
magnificent and numerous train of artillery
to reinforce one OF our armies on the from.
tiers.
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LERIDA. Nav 81.

Here no order of Murat is obeyed We
are disposed to unite with the Arragonians !;
we have men and discipline. Bonaparte has
nothing to hope from our deputies at Bay
onne; for many days rot a maravedi has
been permitted to be taken from the treasu-
ry. All the neighborhood is fred with en-
thusasm, but keep order and respect the
authorities.
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SARRAGossA. Iune IL.

The remainder of the battalion of Spanish
guards who remained at Madrid, left the ca
pital on the 5th, at day break, with their.
arms and colours, the French not darine to
oppose their march. In short time thew
arrived in this city with other troops. "a
mounting to about 800
The Marshall n: 1ncey, who with 5000 men
marched for Valencia on the 5th, received a
ord-r as soon as the rout of Dupont was known
and he took the road for Andalusia, where
he will never arrive.
Galicia is in arms, and has formidable
army organised, composed mostly Of regular
troops.
The Infamous Sabian, with his tro.ps, has
been completely destroyed; these are the
men who took the vain glorious title of in
vincibles; and boasted of being able to re-
duce the whole kingdom of Valencia to ash
es.
Al amuster of the troops assembled at Sc
vile, 1t appears there were 1900 men firm
IN their attachment to the cause, for which,
all Spain is now engaged, AL resolute to
defend its rights and sovereignty by the sa
eriiice of the blood.
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EUROPE.
MxwS hE1H7YrE no sia.4In:

As so much is said of the more valuable
part of the kingdom of Spain, that which
lays in America, we take the liberty to.gne
the last and the best statement of the adni-
nistration of the Spanish colonies. These
are in eleven governments, four Of which
are Vioerovalties. The first is the Viccrcv-
atty of Me3;ico and includes % provinces
The government of New Mexico LAYS month
of it, and has ST. Fe as its capital, and Sc
veral forts and settlements. The third 90
vernment is that Of Florida The fourth Of
Guatemala with six provinces. The secod
Viceroyalty, that of New Granada. iaclnd.s
five military & seven political governments.
The sixth is the Province of Venezuela .,d
Caracas. The Viceroyalty of Peru has %
provinces. The kingdom Of Chill. has IS
provinces. The Viceroyaity Of - Pie a
was the scene of the late English war in
South America. To these we add the go
vernment of Cuba, and that of Porto Rico,
including Margaretha and the Bahama Is
land ST. Salvador, and we might add the set
Elements upon the North st coast Of Ame-
RIGA, and of the Falkland Islands. We
have had particular accounts only from Gu
ba, the largest Island in the Wesl-indies
II was discovered early, but it is not quite
century since its European settlements have
become profitable. 1t was taken by the En-
giish in the war of1T62 and restored. Thir-
ty years ago its population was reckoned at
ITO thousand, of whom one sixth part were
slaves. The population since that time is
nearly doubled. HAVANA scweIl known in
our commerce, was reckmed to contain
nearly the same population as Boston. The
island extends according to the Spanish ia
bles from 291, 10, to sos, 60 which is abo,-
a degree beyond what our chmmon tables al
ilow,which give line of GOD miles. The Is
land rises towards the nor:h in the middle,
and gives about mean width of 60 miles.
HAVANA lies in 90, 10. n. l.. and 29S, is, SP
Q, =. L. and Sc, IS, for the MORO Castle,
reckoning the Longitude from Greenwich
and Ferro with difference of Is, Al. ,... Salen,
Register.
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NOTICE.-Whereas Mr. James Fisher, by .
IN deed executed on the first day OF fully, 1908,
and recorded in the county court of Hcnrico, has
assigned tn the subscriber trustee, for certain
of his creditors therein named, the whole of HIS
estate of every description, (except ms household
furniture, and some few debts transferred by him
as trustee, subsequent to the execution OF Sad
trust, will more fully appear by reference 20
the schedule annexed TO SAID deed y consisting
of some Lots in the city of Richmond, together
with all his bonds, notes and acCounts.-Ihis is
therefore TO give notice to the debtors OF the said
James Fisher, that al judgments Obtained whe .
the money has not been paid, ali suits now dcpen-
ding IN the courts oe this commonwealth else
where, all monies il the HANDS OF attornes, she
riifs, or others, which may hare been collected
By virtue of any SRI ss ar ,leI-,.,2 ur ire sad
amos Fisher that he is the only person autho-
i-sed 10 receive such debts and demands and grant
such acquittances and make such compromises rs
he NAV deem most advisable for the interest of
said creditors.
A hope is therefore cherished, that every effort
on the part OF said debtors, will be made, in or
der to Il settlement of their balances and every
Indulgence will be given by him to those vino i.
nifest such disposition.
And whereas it is stipulated by the contract
ing parties to said deed, that certain creditors OF
said James Fisher, who from absence or other
causes, could not signify their wish of becoming.
parties thereto, now, be If understood that if they
40 Wtin siA'y Ueys, IRON" ie siIi liTS Gay OF Jul
y, 1908, sign the said deed that in that case, they
to be considered titled TO their r:,teable pro.
portion of such money rs shall be collected from
tie sale of property and collection o.. debts o.
therwise, if they do not, within the time specif-
ed, make known their determination by subscrib-
ing to the terms agreed upon in the said trust,
that hs the said trustee shall pay over such sums
as they would have been entitled to if they had
acceeded to the same James Fisher.
EDWD. W. TRENT
August S, 1903. (tf)
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R ANK. NOTES, rs below described, were
3 = put into the post Office nj this place on 9th
May last, enclosed in letter addressed to Mcssrs
John Warder and Sons, Phll1dclpha, aid which
letter has never been reac, il is therefore ap.
Prehended that tIc BANK MOTIFS may have fal-
len INTO improper han&s and should such APP
pear IN circulation, earnestly request that thcy
may be stopped. Any satisfactory information
regarding them will be thankfully received, and
ifFequred, literally rewarded
BUCHANAN c, POLLOK.
Petersburg, July 5. 90
Bank OF Virginia payable at the; Office of Dis.
count and Deposit Petersburg, 60 Robert Biz
CLEFT President thereof or Bearer,
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PAM PEtUNA, Innc G.

The French in this city have received a
reinforcement of 5000 men. Almost all the
young men have left the city to avoid being
forced from their country, and united witt,
the French army.
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NEW STORE IN AN OLD STAND.-A-
IN leXauder de Plainville having removed to
the Store lately occupied by Mr.. James Fisher,
sortment in the GROCERY LINE, which ne
will always keep supplied from the best sources,
and sell at very moderate advance for Cash,
Country produce or City acceptances at a short
date.
NJ b. A constant supply of the very first quail
ity Havanna Segars by The box smaller guam
tity
Also, A constant supply offreyh Rocketfs' NILS
-four for private f,r1iijes
August 49, T6L1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-09

II AMPTON ACADEMY. consequence
H Of vacancy having occurred in this Semi
nary, a PROFESSOR Of the Languages, M
thenatics and the most important branches OF
polite literature is Immediately required, to act
as President Of the institutional gentleman
thus capacitated of good moral character, IN
addition to the salary attached TO the office will
be accommodated with a spacious two story brick
house and every necessary out house for the con-
venience of a family, situated on an extensive
well enclosed lot, in a healthy, pleasant and re-
tired part of the town. The state of the Aca-
demy renders it necessary that this vacancy
should be filed as soon aspossibe.
BY authority of the board Of trustees,
THOS JONES. iunr.
ROBT ARMISTEAD,
CHAS: X. MALLORY
Hampton, August S. (ePSw)
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SEVILLE, June z.

battahons ara entering at every moment to
join the army. We Judge that we have 10.
ooo men under arms. The raising regiments
OF Cavalry and Infantry, is still continued.
jt would be degrading to the general enthusi-
asm to attempt description of it.
we are assured all this army, united with
he trools OF tie Inc, whaare many, will de-
part Tor - -sl3rci'a una tH> orders ~
General Moria de Cassanos Divisions of
the Cavalry, Artillery and Pioneers have al
ready marched.
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a DvERTIsEMENT-W James B.
- iaisquc, ri iotetourt county, LAWYER did
undertake to prosecute sundgy suits and indict-
ments for Joseph well, Robert Lyell, Jonathan
Lyell, and Joseph yeii l,H. against John Redd.
Jesse Maupin, Joseph Alexander, Joseph Bold
ing and James Dyer, for a breach of the law, for
which the said Joseph Lyell and ebert I.yel
agreed to give the said Risque one hundred and
fifteen dollars, paid twelve down the 18th day of
April, 1907, to pay fifty the 18th day of the next
term, September, when the indictment was 10
be tried, but never appeared. Fleming Saun-
ders having got our bond in his possession for a
bout sixty dollars, las IL is reported) and demand
ed pay, said he would bring suit Immediately,
paid fifty dollars more, which made sixty svJ,,
leaving balance of fifty three upon the note ,in-
paid. As kisque has deceived ts, and Fleming
Saunders has goo strong paFty in favour of John
Retid, II Is graricd, that ove.:EeIlt, the
blessings OF Liberty, cannot be preserved but By
a firm adherence to justice, moderation and viz
tue. o Virtue, where art thou flown Once our
favorite, when struggling for the dearest of all
rights, life, liberty and property, that we might
SIT under our vine ard hgtrces, noae to make us
afraid but what have not received They
came to ourhouse and beat us, and broke open
doors, and took possession, contrary TO law or G.
very principle OF justice and a. we are constra,n-
ed to petition the honorable general court 10
move the said suits 10 some other district court,
and the parties concerned may take NOTICE,
That Petition will be presented the first day of
November term and this is farther to fore warn
all persons from tIking assignment of our bond
from Fleming Saunders, or any body else, as we
are determined not to pay it. We shall be oblig-
ed to any person, that il james b. Rsque has left
any papers OF ours, they will send them ous.
JOSEPH LYELL,
ROBERT LYELL.
Henry county, Sept 6. r2tTJ
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June &

a company of Cavalry has been raised in
this city from the most distinguished class
OF our citizens. Room cannot be found to
quarter the men who present themselves for
the service oftheir country.
Donations are very great An individu-
al Dou n. Vasquez, has offered regiment
OF C&vans citizen of Utreva has given
o0oO sanegas OF wheat, 5000 of barley and
40 'o9o dollars to be repeated annually. We
should never finish, we're we to attemnt RI.
relation Of all the noble sacrifices made bv
the inhabitants. "a
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OTICE.-Ail persons indebted to the Estate
IN of Marcus Elcan, deceased, are requested
to make immediate payment, and creditors to pre-
sent their claims without delay.
c. ]. MACMURDO,2 r
JOS. MARX,
Richmond, Nav II, 1908 (f)
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nj Office IS HEREBY GIvEN-That for
" bid the sale OF 81 negro man named Billy,
advertised by Measrs. James h. Ferguson, and
c. S. Smith, to be sold at Goochland Court House
on the third Monday in September next, by yir-
tue of a deed oftrust executed 20 them by Capt
A. c. Randolph, to secure a debt due to Capt.
VIM. Boiling. The said negro is not named in
the trust deed, and is now my property
VIM. X. FLEMING.
Cooci,iurI ur,tot
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20 BE SOLD.-To the highest bidder, for
z ready money on Thursday the 2gtli Instant
at the house called Napier's Tavernin the town OF
Columbia, @ tract Of LAND, on the Evannr ri
YER nv the comfy of fluvanna, containing by a
late survey 324 acres, or less, adjoining the
lands Of Charles Adams. Richard Adams, Pleas
ami Bybec, Z, others, being LAND soldby Va
vid Ross to- said Shepard 3. conveyed o. !,:..i,
Shepard to us IN trust, to secure debt due to
said Ross, stated IN said trust deed which
sad debt has since been assigned By said Ross
70 Henry j.. Colemau-Iye sell our right as irus-
iet.s 1t,l,
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VALENCIA. Ipne z.

We are advised ofthe departure from Car
thagena of large train of artillery, and that
they have sent to aid Is COO muskets
Too day we expect the arrival of 200 of the
Spanish guards, who have Withdrawn from
the service of the enemy.
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Our chiefs have already gone to occup,
different posts; in a short time we shall CON
plete three respectable armies. Amansa
Iortosa and the Contreras, will be the the
atre OF our arms aDiess tlle enemy should b,
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- Y virtue of deed of trust executed to the
h subscribers, by Robert and George Turner,
and Ann the wife of the said George, duly recor-
ded in the Hastings Court of Richmond made
to secure the payment of fifteen hundred dollars,
TO Daniel Couch, according to the terms Of said
decd WIZ be sold by the Subscribers, To the
highest bidder, tor ready money, before the door
at the Eagle Tavern, in the city of Richmond,
on Saturday the 18th Nov. next, all that Lot,
Piece or Parcel of GROUND situate in the said
city, OH the cast side of the cross-sireet leading
from the Bell Tavern to the river, and now under
lease to Russell 8. Wallace (subjcct to = ground
rent Of 10 E per annum foreveT,J together with
the following NEGROES: George (tin. cocl) Pc.
ter the barber) and Agsy Of 50 much of the
said property will be sufficient to raise tie sum
OF i60 tiDis together Will, all costs attending The
said sale. ANDw. STEVENSON
G. ANTHONY, >'"S'eeS'
Oct d. rtdsl
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I'D virtue of Deed of Trust, executed to us
Il > byiEdwin Land of the county of Amelia,
and recorded in tie court oftha county, to secure
a debt therein mentionedto David Rattray Will
be sold, for cash, on the premises, the tract of
LAND, lying in said county, containing about
200 acres, on which the said Edwin Land now
resides, subject to deed of trust, executed for
the benefit of Tia Parkinson, and mortgage to
John Lane, recorded in Amelia court. The sale
will take place OH the Cd day OF next month
A. T. TONNES,
JOHN T.LUGH,S D4''ee''
Oct. 81. fact
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EITzWaYLsoNN& POTTER, have just
l. received
Robertsons Report of Burrs Trial, vol. LIST.
History of James Hid by c. J. Fox, and
Towers Illustrations of Prophecy.
They have on hand, a large and general assert
ment Of STAIIOMARY,
Day Books, JourAa!s, Ledgers, Record
and Sheriffs Books, Music and Music Books.
Paper Hangings for rooms, Trunks OF various 81
yes, playing, blank and visiting cards, ladies' and
gentlemcns' Pocket Books, &c. sc. &c.
Oct. H. F3w.1
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E<IVE dollars Re ward.--Strayed or stolenfrom
i the Subscriber, living in the Forks of Han
over county, the first of last June, a small bay
MARE, about four feet five inches high, 4 years
old last spring she is very sway-back'd, and has
anu,nber of white spots on her belly and sides,
was brcdin Halifax county, and do suppose she
Will make for that place, if not stolen confined.
SAML DAY.
Oct. o. t6tTl
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ESOR SALE, a valuable plantation in Din
II wit'die County, four miles from Petersburg,
containing 232 acres of Land. II is under good
fences-tj'e improvements handsome, com.
niotious and in excellent repair; il has besides,
the advantages OF an agreeable neighboriiood,
good water, &c. &C. &c,-Apply to
THOMAS NORVEIL.
Richmond, Sept 90. (tf)
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N'OR SALE. 5000 acrcsaf LIND. in the coun.
~ Of 'lcnri>o, 6 miles from tic city Of Rich.
Ig~ !, On tha ders Of the Uhaarn Brook, and
on each sid cf tha stage rosd, :, leading from
Richmond % Fredericksburg. on SIC above
l.'rd IS = Manufacturing Mil witt iwJ pair Of
stories, oi'c d Bu,r and the ether Of EOlogn, on
an excellent stream.--5i7 acres IL tIc cpnnty Of
amherst, on the Hat. 81 TIE itiycr, ;Ist rate
tobacco. Col. Jos Shelton will give every inforua.
cash--I-3ir nine acnt3s--and tbe balance IN I g
months or they will be varied 10 suit the pur-
chaser or iuycaascrs.
The Land IN lfcurico viii be laid I'll in Lofts,
Tor ;;e acorrnodat'on Of purchasers land any in.
formation as TO price %. situation, will be given
On application 20 THOS. II. PROSSER
OcL z Cf1
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at PUBLISHED BY THOMAS RIrcHIE, Or
f'osfTz THE UNION TAVERN, AT FIvE DOL
JARS PER ANNuM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
ELEcToRAL TIcKET.

Ell e CT o. AL TICK f r.
The following is the Madisonian Electoral
Ticket. re-published for the information
OF the Citizens of Virginia.
.Tosehh Godzvin, Senr. .Nansemond,
Benjamin Harrison, Prince Georges
Edzuard Pegrdn, Senr. Dinzviddie,
Richard Field, Brunssmck,
Col. Thomas Read, Charlotte,
Josehh Eggieston, dmcHa,
Hugh Nelson, -.4i6emarie,
COL George Penn, Patrick,
PHILIP W Nicholas, Richmond City,
Spencer Roane, Hanover,
John Roane. King It7liam,
Ro6ert Taylor, Orange,
Gustavus b. Horner. Fauguier,
Robert Nelson. York,
Mann Page, Gloucester,
Richard Barnes, Richmond ConntY,
John Z. BROOKE, Stafford,
Hugh Holmes, Frederf.t,
Osborne Shrigg, HAMPSHIRE,
=. so.
-fre3Hbald Stuart, augusta,
.fndy'esv Russell, Washington,t
Gen. John Preston, Montgomery,
WfNiam, 6fcAinley, Ohio.
In the place Of 1ohn Goodrich, deceased.
Iathe place Of Aiexr. Smpth, resigned
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ri OTICE.-I shau petition the next General
Nv Assembly, to be .-xonerated from keeping,
,p he C4usewoy opposite my Ferry and through
the "a Arsh Of Moore FatIntleroy, deceased
LAURENCE MUSE.
Tapprhanunc!s, SGT. 90. (tfN
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y IcAMcND rUnNpnlG COMPANY

y IcHIcND TURNPIKE COMPANY
3a Ara meeting Of the directors of the sid
CoFnfa'y The 20th September, 1903,
hosoivrf, That the shares of all delinoucnt
Stockholders in the Company be sold at auction,
AZ the Swan Tavern in Richmond on the 95th
o. next month at 4 o'clock in tie evening Of that
day.
Feso(vcd, That call ofttree dollars on each
share Of the Stockholders in The cofnpaay be
pa'd to tie Treasurer on or before the 18th of
next month.
Cory, ". SHEPPARD, Clerk.
sePs 25. [t25thO1
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WILLIAMSBURG. September 1, 1903
w The Subscribers have entered lego ,,jsrt-
nership, rnderthe firm ut COLE 3; MEMBER
SON, and have supplied themselves with : e
neral and well selected assortment Of supeliine
and fine Cloths, Woo'ens, Manchester s,uils,
Cambrics, Hosiery, Hardw;u,e, Sa,iiety. Ststi-
tor cash, country produce, ar on Short credit 20
customers WHO Iunctual in their p$yrlerts
ROSCOW COLE, ] AS. HENDERSON,.
N. 3. For the accommodation ofthe Students
and Scholars of William s. Mary College, they
will keep constant supply OF the Books used in
that Seminary, C. & II. ,.
Sept. Is. CePf1