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y THE LAST MAIL.
,..NEW YORK, Sept. IS.

NEW YORK, Sept. Is.
L. Aip William, capt. Marshall, wh"se'
q we re announced in postscript to our
~ & ! rsststday morning. left Dublin on
P'dof August; but, sailing immediate
.s.r he embargo WAS raised, brings no
liners. He confirms the intelllg nee
|E Il We have already given on the au-
r. Of The pilot who boarded him and
n That tie secret expedition from Eng
d Il which had been augmented to one
|pI,~d thousand msn, seiled on the 2Ssh
INV IN three separate divisions; thai
IN, 4, sailing the result OF the battle OF
[sh and OH Of July, was known in Eng
4 . and that the loss of the Auslriaas
4 ,sooo men and 20 pieces of cannon.
..,ys lbat France and Austria have con-
mad 4 peace, but npon what terms we are
rouabIs 10 ascertain; and that the en-
,.ro was raised in Englaad on the 27sh or
Il d I,.ly, in Ireland ON the Cd OF Au-
A. An American sloop OF war had ar
I'd IN England w,oh dispatches from the
,sramsn. Ut the u. States.
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Corboration Of alexandria, SIS.

Be 1T REMEMBERED, That an election,
held yesterday, in the second ward, for the
purpose Of elccting member Of the Com
mon Council, in the place of Mr.. James
M'Guirc, resigned it was found, that
CUTHBERT POWELL, Esquire, having the
greatest number Of votes, was duly elected
a member of the Common Council, for the
second ward, in the said town Of Alexan-
dria.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10th
day OF September, 1909
WIN. HERBERT, Dlayes.-(s2
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| .op,rn on Thursiaythe t4Ih inst.
$, Hin, by the Right ksv. Bishop Sd.
shl,. s,.,ps Il. Duaaass, esq. to Miss
&, : pratt-also at the same time
~ Yh0mas N Keaa, jun. esq. 10
plass, Jta,t-both daughters OF den
|, ass SO, d Philadelphia.
hin Alphsus, from hence, arrived
l'sa,rpool the l4ih July.
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Robert Patton.

Spring Bank, near Alexandria,
September l6. eo6t
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From German babers..

PETERSBURG, jay S.
according to intelligence received here
\ ss'da!y' an English squadron has appear
'e'@een HochIand and Csons,adt, IN
F'''nee OF The Russian feet. A naval en-
ISM Fssaa'nt is expected. The foreign mer,
q @s y IN Cronstadt have received no
n y ua :, sney may sail when they please,
ol 1oart Gazette contains what fol-
h.. austria - has asserted in her proclama-
H., : @a' France looks in vain for assist
s IRON her allies. If this observation
pss Az &c applied to Russia, it will be :,
Il Isat reiu.alion to sta;e, that on the 4ih
I,a mug The the head quarters Of the Russi
We're at Lubia."
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LONDON, f14 %.

AONDON, JWy @o'
An article dated from Petersburg on the
SaIc' than an English squadron had
EAa Us appearance between Hoehland and
Eolsiadt, in presence oil the Russian feet,
~ Nat naval engage ment was expected.
justine expectatlon will not be disap-
Ea'sa' Letters from Petersburgh OF the
aad, that the English squadron consist
Fd7 san OF the me and 30 other vessels,
y That the Russians wcrs alarmed for ths
CIV 81 Cronstadt, our ships having evin-
4 adisfositlou 10 lombard Il.
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a% PRINTING in all its va.
rious branches, handsomely exc
ecuted with accuracy and d~ -
patch,
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LateG Megvs from England.

Lltef Ne1VS }'OHS sCtgtlt'ie1.
tn fast sainng shp Russell, Alien, ar
nj a the quarantine ground last evening
| On Liverpool, which port she left on the
lAugdsl.
Calaio Allen, informs, that the embargo
] &. Ian was rails. d on tie goth Jniy.-
|r grand expedition, with about $4,000
Hops on board, sailed On che 24th and 25lh
! July, destined, as was supposed in LIVER
|nI for the coast of Holland.
The American govt rnment schooner En-
kprizs, had arrived off the Tcxel.
Our Luodon papers contain the late &C
baa Of The battles on the Danube, between
I French and Austrians, and The armis-
teas published in our paper some DAYS
be and an extract from tie 9th French
+s!mtu which the armsstice is attached.
captain All,n has politely furnished the
AOr Of The Mercantile Advertiser with
Fndou papers to the 5ist OF July inclusivs,
Y Lloyd's Lists to the 21st, aud LIVER
Plppsrs TO the Sd August, from which
have made he following extracts.
Further extracts from our London pa
Fnwhlbe gwen to. morrow.
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VIENNA, 1uly 6.

! On q ILNN4s> u'y %
A. @s 4'h the Austrian general Won
b i ss0i arrived at the head quarters of
h "psrar Napoleon, and in the name
b. ! a'enduke Charles proposed to trea,
s'm'sl'ee and preliminaries Of peace,
Ia, " per having sigsl6ed bis refusal,
h al ".ssenwoit stated that the army of
Nm .uaake Charles, was full 100000
NJ 90 pat he received for answer, tlla,
)a,, q that army would be decided IN 2
Maj. , SrockHoIM, Tnly 4.
u.s. -, Arswedson has returned frosa his
sAs frsnehempsror,and has bs9't
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THE paddock.

EP Box one oll.r-pitt three uartefH
of dollar G allery half dollar-Children'a
Tick cts to the Boxes half dollar,
w Tickets to be had at the Office of Mrs
Sncwden, at Mr.. Cations and at the Theatre.
TT Doors will open at six-curtain lis a
quarter before seven o'clock.
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Public Sale.
PARIS, 18Th Sfpt. $500.

UNDER the authority Of deed of trns.
from Samust Bailey to US, for the purpose o.
securing the payment ofcertain debts to- M
liam HIlson, surviving administrator Of Gam
bertrand Uilson, deceased, and to Ben;aats
Bolts, we will offer at public sale, for cash,
on the 18th day Of March next, at the front
door of tho courthouse, in Fairfax county,
a TRACT OF LAND, in the said county,
described in the deed as situated on Occoquaa
Creek, adjoining to the tovn ot Colchester,
and devised to the said Sap,uel B&aey by his
father !YAEam Railey-supposcd to contala
four htndrctl acres.
Thomas Harlifon, Jun.
r. I. Taylor.
December 8. cots
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Alex. Moore, Register.
MS is to give Notice

II Al the subscriber Of Alexandria couf
ty, IN the district Of Columbia, hath obtaiaeo
from the Orphans Court of said county, let.
tiers OF administration on the personal estate
otjoseph Harper, late Of tho county atoresa!
deed, all persons having claims against sa'''
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit INC
sane, with the vouchers thereof, to the s'i''
scriber on or.bcforc the 9th dayoI June next
or they May by law be excluded from al! Dc
neft of said estate, and those indebted there
to are required to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this Sin dag OF De-
cember, 1909.
Wm. Harper, Admr.
OF 3ssepA Harper.
Dccsmbess.
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Estr0ct ef n letter fri, Gen Aymstrong Il
~. Ssnifh. Secretary of oio'e.

L1tf0ct Of q les1cr JfS7t of't' ~ 0'"s1 0'tS -
Ar. ssnsf., Secretary of 5ia'r.
PARIS, 18Th Sspt. 1909.
III received on the 9th inst. on my arriv-.
Al from Holland, two notes rom Count
Champaign, copies Of which have the
honor to enclose. In che Of these you VIII
find an exposition Of the principles which
have governed, and which will continue to
govern the conduct Of his majesty with re-
gard to neutral commerce. 10 this, which
was offered az deEnitive answer to our
propositions, have believed that any re-
DIV, before / had received the inrther IN
structions Of the presiden would have been
premature.
Mr.. Lawrence arrived at L'OrIent on
the 9th and Mr.. Haswell 1T Paris, with your
dispatch OF the 10th August last, on the
18th inst. I Immediately communicated
to Count Cllampagny the Presidents pro-
clamation interdicting anew all conn,ercial
intercourse between the u. S. and 6. Bril-
tain, and gave such other explanations as
the case appeared to require"
Extract efa letter fran Count Chamtosn,g,
to General 44rmstrong, slaed dbenburs,
August 90, 1909.
TRANSLATION.
C I have the honor to- addres. 70 you she
sabioined note, which his majesty has or
dered me- to send to you, and which [ have
announced in my last despatch. II France
does not do at thistime all that the United
States of America can desiressyour govern
m-nt will be able to see that ilher preju
dice nor animostity influences conduct;
that it is the effect OF its attachment to prl-
ciples which the Americans more than anv
other people, are interested III supporting
and of the necessity of reprisals which r., -
c,lmstances impose. The emperor Will Goa
slider as an happy event that which s1asF
enable hina 70 contribute 10 the prosperity
Of America, in leaving to its commerce ali
the liberty and ali the extension which caa
render it Furnishing"
Hare fsk1o1rs .heNote # CONT GnampGg.
ny, pltbAshedul our PIPER q fs7u days ass0.l
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now the EoHor to. enclose - YOU acopy ie1
the Order in Council which his majesty has
directed TO be issued for the purpose o. pre-
venting as far as possible any lneoliysnle z.
ar fletrine nj to theinercnants ct the lJnIsea
S,ares, who may have entered intoseon 'sser-
3; equations BY the. faish OF the uIsau-
ltborised engagements of Nr.Erskne Prev.
| o,,sly 40 tie notification in AmeTlca OF
his mas.ty's disavowal Of those engags-
ments.
Having had the honor to read to you IN
extenso the Instructions with winch Nr.
Erskine was furnished, it is not necessary
for me to enter into any explanation OF those
points in which Mr.. Erskine has acted, not
only ia conformity, butin direct contradle-
| ticn to them.
iorbear equally from troubling you, SIR,
with any comment on the manner III which
| Mr., Erskine's communications have been
received by the American government, Or
upon the terms and spirit OF Mr. Smith, s
share Of the consideration,
Such observations will be communicated
more properly through the minister whom
his majesty hasdircetetl TO proceed to Ame-
rica-not on any special mission (Which
Mr.. sErskine was not authorised to promise
except upon conditions not one OF which ne
has obtaiped) but as the successor OF MIR.
Erskine whom his majesty has!not lost a
moment in recalling.
have the honor 10 be with great constde-
ration,
Sir,
Your most obedient,
Humble servant,
(Signed)
GEORGE CANNING.
Here follazps tie order IN co,ncilof My
"a, 1909, rs aaready published in this Ga
zefte.
W. Pinknegs 44aszver. sss
lGREAT CUMBERLAND FLACE,
Nay 20, 1909.
SIR,
I have received the communication
which you did me the honor to address to
me on the 9th infant, and will hasten to
transmit it to the secretary of state of the
u. States.
No instructions or information from my
government concerning the transactions III
America, towhieh your communication al
ludes having YET reached me, can only ex-
press my concern that the conclhatory ar
concerted and concluded, as
YOU have done me the honor to inform me-
between the American secretary OF state
and his maesty's accredited minister at
Washington, acting in consequence and pro-
fessingto act in pursuance OF regular IN
structions from his court, are not likely TO
have all that effect which was naturally to
have been expected from them
I have the honor to be,
With great consideratlca,
Sir,
Your most obedisnt,,
Humble servant.
WIN. PINKNEY.
The right hon. George Canning,
&c. &c. &c.
] Here fOllo7us the proclamation q the fre-
sident ofthe United States, Of 9th of august,
1909, and the circular from the Secretary Of
the Treasury, Of the same date, accompany
ing it..
General armstrong to K. Smith, Secretary
Of State.
Paris, ,4th Sept. 1909.
SIR,
The letter of which I send you copy,
was received during my absence and de
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Orphans Court,
December 8.

Alexandria County, Dec. Term, 1899.
Ordered, That the administrators Of Jose.
Harper, deceased, do insert the iollowi
advertisement three times in each week t,
for four weeks, in the Alexandria Daily G.
zette.
Tcste.
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fMtutaetors.

Il bave !,sshonor shy kU apPfQI.Id.
& shan fsrthwith allress e you .A'.sedria and its
order az his majesty the actual sltu,rned that
q our relations with the u'nited states. neigh
Please :, profit by the departure OF the Wave, BY
sci 10 make this known 2 the .a epened
cernuen,. and permit ing also % send on the
fbas conveyance some dsspatches to ''ay'be-
minister piennipotentiary Of his majesty iSwann,
the US. .;v. g
neeer T. 49, TRY spun
Siih VIZ - tss.to = q /.
His Exeelency lion off,
genera AF'''.s-z ! :,
! Estroc, 9f a lrster tfrom Gen. AJmstrong to
s M e,.;4h sg,cyet0y,J of 3Ydir.
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,
Of State.
Paris, 4M Sept. 1909.
SIR,
The letter of which send you copy,
was received during my absence and de-
tanned in Paris till my return. The note
promised in it has not yet been received
Mr.. Warden informs me, that the council
of prizes has been ordered to suspend their
proceedings with regard to our vessels.
| have the honor to be, sir, with high
consideration,
Your most obedisnt and
Very humble servant,
JOHN ARMSTRONG.
Count Champagny to General ARMSTRONG.
tVienaa, 9th august, 1909.
TRANSLATION.
SIR,
You have desired that one Of the Ame-
rican vessels which are in the ports of
France might be authorised TO depart for
the United States with your dispatches. -
| have taken the orders of his majesty on
the subjecs of this demand, and his maes-
ty always disposed to facilitate your com
muEications with your government, has
permitted the departure OF the vessel YOU
shall designate shall inform the ministers
OF marine and Of the finance, of this dssposi.
ton, requesting them to ensure the cxecu.
ton of it SO soon as YOU shall have made
known to them the name of the vessel aud
the port from which she is to depart.
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80 Dollars Reward.


- AN AWAY from benjamin Moore's in
~ Buckingham County. near the Court-house
about the 1f,t of August, 1907, A NEGRO
hhN' named TOM he is about tweary.nisie
or .hrty years old, FIVE feet seven or eight in.
ehes nigh, rather Of = yellowlsh Complexion, has
scar on his right cheek, oeossioned by the tooth
ache ne nus rather doom counl enapce when
spoken TO; and was purchased from Edward C.
Hill of Spotisylvania County, by Benz Moore.
who gave him to his son William Moore. Of
whom I puvchased him. It is very probable he
has obtaissd free pass, and is at This time in
Spoit,y'vsnia. where I expect his relations and
acquaintances are, or lurking about Richmond
He ran away about veive months before his las,
elopement, and crossed the Blue Ridge. and was
Apprehended IN Berkeley County, G put in Mar.
tinsbnrg Jail. He nay have aimed for that
course again. but think il most probable from
some circumstances that ne has gone below where
he was raised, Any person that will deliver the
saId negro TO The subscriber living in Warmin.
steI, Nelson CountY, or Capt. Benjamin Moo c
living IN Buckingham County. near the Cour,
house. shnl receive the above reward. or will
give twenty Dollars 10 any person who will ap-
psehend and secure him in any Jail, and give me-
such information so that get him again. Al,
masters of vessels are forewarned from CARVING
him out Of the state At their peril
Robert Moore.
Nelson County, January 2,b, 1909 wtf
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Negroes for Sale.


Y virtue of deed of trust executed to
~ US by Mr.. VIM. Wilburne, on the 2lst
day o. May last, for the purpose OF securing
To Mr.. Colin M'Rae, the sum of G 100 los
lid. which debt has been assigned by said
M'Rae to Mr.. John Gilchrist, Of the town
of Manchester, we shall. at Powhatan court
house, on Friday the 10th January, 1909,
proceed to sell, the following slaves, viz !:
David, Biitey, Anthony, u Frank, or SO
many OF them as will be sufficient to raise
the said sum of 6 1870 los. lid. with inter-
est from the 25th inst. and all costs incur
redby carrying the same into effect.
VIM. MOSELEY, q r
JOHN HASKINS, 5 fN'ee''
December so, 1908.
N. B. William Wilburne having failed
to produce Frank, on the day of sale, we
shall, on Friday the 18th February, proceed
to execute the trust in US reposed, by SELL.
ing said slave Frank also, David & An
thony. agreeably to the senior of the above
advertisement, deducting C 80 1os. being
the price given for Billey, by valuation OF
the commissioners.
Nm. Moseley.
John Haskins.
January 81, 1908. sw
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THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED,
and may be had at Jacob Johnson,s hook
store, adjoining the Market Bridge,
PART 5, OF VOL. /, OF
HENlNG AND MUNFORD'S
r E P 0 r T S,
CONTAINING

CONTAINING
Inc decisions ct the Supreme Court of APP
Peals OF Virginia, at the October Term.
1907, and completing the first volume.
AT the same place may be had the said
volume (of CSC pages) elegantly bound, ia
Price to subscribers S5-to non-subscri-
bers S 6.
" The size of the volame having far
exceeded the limits at first contemplated.
(Which were 500 pages only the authors
nave been induced to furnish 1t to subscri-y
oers at the above price, which is consider
aoiy less, IN proportion, than that mentions
ed in the frosfecfus
gentlemen who take these Reports in
numbers, will be permitted to return them
at any time within six months, and receive
volume, for which numbers they will be-
allowedsthe original cost in part payment
for the volume.
Richmond, Oct. %, 1908. wifi
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To Aaron Burr.

tpho is a6senf from the STATE Of Virginia
TAKE NOTICE. thar by virtue of a commits.
sion from Henrieo Coun y Court in a suit
therein depending, wherein am pisin if and YOU
are defendant, shall proceed on the iss, Mondav
IN April next at the house of Isaac w stkins, shei
byvlIle, kentucky, between the hoprs of eight in
the forenoon and SIX in the aftern Don and be.
tween the same hours of each succe. d,ng d,.
uil all the testimony is taken, to take ,ha De no.
,itions OF Abraham Owings, ]. Winloek. S,eph N
Smi h, and Wing6eld Bullock, to be read in cy,.
dsnce in said suit.
Henry Schroeder.
January -, 1909. wIf
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THOMAS KELSO.
Baltimore, July ~ 1906.
AFFIDAVIT OF


MRS ANNE 7IYxR.
No. 107. Green-srest. OH town, Baltimore
Being ever DESTROYS VI rendering assistance TO
hy fellow creatures 40 far as my abilities will
crni,, and also give additiona credit TO DR.
TI5SOTr'S GOVT AND RHEUM ,TiC
DROPS, which from their powerful sific Acy [
ave received such surprising benefit are she on.
motives Tor my Ole ing sta,erien. of m case
10 me pubic, under the following attes;ed aida.
va.
Upwards of five years been afflicted with
Rheuni l,ic pains, which were .eated principally
n my loins, shoulders, and right m which
Al last lost the use Of, so that for considera-
bic time, cend not lift i.to my head; at one
period il consned me to m bed. in which could
not turn without asss.ancs, and from he vio,ent
and ag5nzng pam IN my loiss, my cries could of /.
ten oe heard By the neighbors. Every ren edy thar
could think of, or prescribed by M friends were
tried also had medical assistance botn French
and English, but they gave relief only for the
nomen', so that despaired Of ever being cured
AM nad resigned myself 20 be cripple during
life when l was advised by friend % MAKE
trial of DR.. TISSTr'S GOVT " RHEUM 4.
TIC DROPS. accordingly applied az Loves
Drug and Patent Medicine Store, +. is Sign
OF the Moran, Centre Market-space W ,e e
purchased a bo'tle FOR two dollars. from which
do positively declare, received more bene6,
tnan had from all the remedies attempted for
S years past but fearing relapse | procured
another bottle and was perfectly relieved.
ANNE FIFER
Sworn before me this 18th day of Nover,.
Der 1908. JAMES WILSON.
Witness, James Norris, Jon.
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THOMAS LARKIN


T SHALL offer my services the ensaing eiec.
ton, to The freeh oldsrs &C toe Senatorial dis.
1rct conposed Of the counties OF Albemarle, Am.
1erst, Nelson. FIuvanns and Buckingham. NJ
ne people think proper 70 elect me TO represent
hem in the Senate I will strive with all my A.
)ilIties TO serve them faithfully.
WIN WOODS, BahHss
Albemarle, CloverRelds, :
January 10Th, 1909. Wv
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C. RIDcELY, of Hampton.
CERTIFICATE OF


Mr.. THOMAS CAMPBELL, Harness maker.
Ii would be an act of injustice to withhold my
testimony of the sslutary effects of DR.. rissott's
Cout and Rheumatic Drops, as have experien.
ced very unequivocal instance of their virtue
and efficacy. I was affected with two severe at
tacks of what is usually called dead palsy, from
Witch partially recovered, bur was obliged to
use clutches to sid me in walking when left
home, to this were joined violent Rheumatic
pains, the result of the aaai:tion, and had fear
I'd the disorder would accompany me thro' life,
but p,ovidcntially was recommended to apply at
@ DobSin and Murphy's for Dr. Tissott's Dtops,
and after using only one bottle. found myeif per-
fectly liberated ircn my disorder, and am now,
thank God. as free from pain as if never had
been aH:csei; Tin iinganis medicine opera.e so
powerfully on myself, determined to apply it
interoa!iy TO my child Ia boy only eleven months
old who was then reduced almost 20 sk.,e,on,
win the bo~eI complaint. after Administered
it four or five times TO him, his complain; was
entirely removed, and he is now recovering his
strength with grea. rapidiiy.
Signed,
THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Rail. I,I-
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THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Baltimore, July %. 1906.
CERTIFICATE OF
M. THOMAS kELso, Bu,che,

M. rHoaAs kELso, Butcher.
About three weeks since was mosr vislently
attacked with Rheumatic pains throughout my
whole frame. in so severe manner as not TO be
able 10 turn IN my bed with assistant pro-
SEEDING. suppose from severe cold |; on being
advised by a friend to apply DR.. Tissott's Cour
tad Rheumatic Drops, I accordingly Obtained
from the agents, (Mes,rs. G Dobbln and Niue.
phy) two bodies, the application of which Gun.
ter God have perfectly restored my health.
am therefore induced with confidence TO recon.
mend this medicine as certain cure fer the a.
cove disorder.
Signed,
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Virginia A.:


At a Court held for Halifax coantv. ON Mon
day the 26th day of December, 1908.
John Wimbish, Plaintiff1 :.
AGAINST .
Gardner Mayes and Isaac Medley, de-
putty sheriff for Thomas Watkins,
sheriff of Halifax, Defendants ;
THE defendant Gardner Mayes. not 6ay.
entered his appearance and gwen se-
curity according to the act of assembly and
the rules of this court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the court that he is NOT
an inhabitant Of this state ON the motiol,
of the plaintiff by his counsel, lis ordered.
that the said defendant, Mayes, do appear
here on the fourth Monday in March next,
and answer the plaintiffs bill; that a co,
py of this order be forthwith inserted in
some one of the newspapers published m
the city of Richmond for two months sue.
cesslvely, and posted at the front door Of
the courthouse Of this county.
copy--Teste
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, ID. CHG.