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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-15

~ OTiCb In pursuance ola deed of trust ex =
" ecuted to the subscriber, there will be Of
fered for sale, the 9TH day of Sept next, on Gre
DIT of six months, small tract or parcel OF
LIND, lying on the Buckingham Road, about
tour miles above Povlstau courthouse Also.
one negro man named BOB, the property of Ar
ch,bald Conway, to satisfy debt due to Major
John Archer of ,nelia
HENR1' ANDERSON, Trustee.
Powhatan, August IS. 3w
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tests nothing but distrust, and tauntine.y
ostcrs an opportunity to our government, tC
give proof of it's sincerity /!
The dispatch notices the Introduction of
French ships of war from the waters of the
United States, topic on which Mr.. Erskinc's
letter is totally silent. i,
The dispatch commends the extension of
the "non-importatioh act" TO the other bel
ligerentS, adding, "these measures remove
those preliminary objections, which must
otherwise haze fireciuded any useful or a.
micable discussion" Not final agreement.
but merely discussion. Mr.. Erskine, in hi;
correspondence and arrangement, is again
silent on his head, and does not even make
an effort for what is pronounced indispensa-
BILE. even to amicabl0 discussion.
The dispatch says, )" In this state of things
it az hossj5ie for G.. Britain to entertain
(not deiintively adopt) propositions" of the
hnmiiiating complexion we have stated
MIR. Erskne, without scruple, de6nitively
agrees and pledges his government, under
an authority vested in him for that express
purpose. to. propositions, totally different
and equally honorable TO both governments
The dispatch says, ON receiving an official
recognition Of the alone degrading terms "his
majesty will lose no time IN sending to Ame-
r'ca minister ./atiy emho7vered 10 consipn
M,m TO .f5'mot andreeuiar treaty" Mr..
cfSk'he, announces his majeSty'S determine
alton Of sending an envoy +" inpeSted 7vifh
fuH ho1oerS to conclude treaty on ALL
THM POINTS IF me relations 6etzveen the
fqvo countries" ......Nat. Int. y
August IL.
The PRESIDENT ofthe United s,ta,esleft
this city yesterday f"l Montpelier..Ib.
Several ftI,e United StateS' rrigates, &c.
are now making short summer cruizes on
the coast, to exercise their crews.
We learn from New Orleans by the ar
rival OF the agent, that the y s. troops at
that place, under Gen. Wilkinson, are en-
camped ON the banks of the Mississippi, a
bout L. or IS miles below the city that up
wards of one third part of the whole army
arc sick. and the number daily increasing
Several! officer have recently resigned their
commissions. and many others had it IL
contemplation.... Charleston Courier.
CHARLESTON, July II.
E.Ttrlct OF d letter f~6m Ne5v Orleans, d..
5cd 1871 Jnue.
1.-The commot,ons of Mexico will soon be-
gin between the Bonapartists and the indie
northumberland the vicinity is such that
think we cannot escape their influence"
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and WAS saluted in passing the Eavy-Tard,
Fo't Independence aud the Chesapeake hi-
gate, lying in the outer haibor.
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NEW YouK. August 9.
> ne Captain Ct tie sni,, Alanchgster re-
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This days paper is filed with articles,
which are too interesting to be omitted or
a6rlagee.
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Several ofthe United Ssates' frigates, &C.
are now making short summer cruizes on
the coast, to exercise their crews.
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August IL.
The PRFsIpEN ofthe United sta,esIeft
this city yesterday for Montpelier..Ib.
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The following letter has been addressed
by the Secretary of the Treasury to the res
pective Collectors, in consequence of the u
bove Proclamation 4
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[CIRCULAR.]

TREASURY DEPARTMEET,
August 9th, 1909.
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The Right Rev. Or. john RANDOLPH
late Bishop of Bangor, has been translated
to the metropolitan see Of London, vacant
by the death of Dir. Bielby Portcus.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-02
Edmund J. Lee,
Trustee.
dts
FOR SALE,
September 10.

A TRACT of LAND, where Captain
n James Deneole formerly resided near
Fairfax court house, containing about 200
acres, whereon MIR. WALTER Low hves-he
has rented it for the next year Tor one nun
dred dollars per year. Possession VIII DC
piyen next Christmas come year.
.sLSO,
A tract of LAND in Fauquier county, adj
isining the Thorougafsre Mill Tract, on the
west side Of the Bull Run Mountain, where
on now 1--we, containing between and 500
acres as goodj farm as any In the county,
the best meadows in the county, with good
young orchard and good new dwelling house.
It is unnecessary 10 say any more about the
above lands, as it is supposed that no person
will purchase without viewing the premises.
Possession will be given the place 1--we on
next new years day. :,
James GunnelL
F.uqsisr County, Qs5s; l-2. az'sa ~
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Juit Received,
mo FOR S,fLE By
CHARLES ]. CATLETT,
Is chests Imperial, Hyson, & Young
Hyson Teas.
$4,000 lbs. prime Green Coffee.
90 pipes and quartes casks Lisbon
and TeneriHe Wine.
hossheads MuscoTado Sugar.
5000 los. Seine Irvine.
50 boxes Mould Candles.
50 do. Spanish Segars.
8 barrels Pillento.
October l6.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-02
Ludwell Lee.
chs
October 81.
@ d ii { | y n /!

Do hereby torewArn all persons iron
dealipe with my wife called B'tsey A1iHs,
and also forbid them from haiboring OF CT
tertainins her as am determined to put
the law in force against all those who act con-
trary 20 this notice No debts OF her con-
tracing, from the date hereof, will be PAD
by me. ,,.i,.
October 25-sl. %.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-02
Morocco Pocket-Book Lost.

LOST, Morocco Pocket Book, contain
,is che Ten Dollar Bank \ ote, one Lehigh
'"uery Ticket, ldonor's name On the back
note at four months, drawn by II. r. Sra
nam, say favor for l9l dollars q note drawn
:! VI Lamkln, my favor, payable first De
~mbcr, Tor upwards 50 dollars; en- ackncw-
.saeed account by I. Hamilton, 81 doisrs !;
same ether notes. orders, and numbc OF
aler papers OF DO use ,oths finder, but OF i'm
iostalce to me. The finder Will please to &c
urn The Book and papers, and keep the mo-
icy Ter their trouble
James S. Scott.
October 10.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-02
PUBLIC SALE,

Under decree Of the honorable the circuit
court Of the district OF Columbia, held atA!ex-
antllia, the subscribers will expose to public
lase d; lhe cofIec-house on the Soth day Of
Cctober, on a credit OF sixty and ninety
days,
I'm Undivided nssiety ofa rent Of ( 131 Is
per a'Aavm,
Payable for ever, charged on lot oil ground
situated al the Intersection OF w olte and y
nion-stfel Is, and extending southwardly along
the west side of Union street one hundred and
fifteen feet, and westwarIIy along the south
side Of Moie street sixty two feet six inches
The payment Of this rent is secured by yalu-
able permamenr Improvements on the lot, and
by the persona! liability OF the late col Fltz-
GERALD, and lol. VIVA. Lyles OF Broad Greek
Marylsnd:
And if slom the sale Of the above rent.
charge the t.m required by the decree':
the court clnnut be raised--the subscribers
will then proceed to sell, at the same plac,
and on the same credit
One undivided eeventh fart Of the reJerslon
fec,
Expectant on the death OF Jane Roberdeau,
widow Of Daniel Roberdeau, deceased, IN the
following Lots, lha: is to say, one Lot on
the east side of Water street between Wolfe
aid Wilkes streets, in front on Water-
treet 81 feet inches, in depth l25 feet,
and bounded On thee Moth by an alley
feet wide.-On this lot is erected handsome
and convenient story brick dwelling house,
with the usual out-bous;s And two other
lots adjoining each other on the west side OF
Union-st. between, Wolfe and Wilke-streets'
in front on Union-street forty one feet' Ia
denth one hundred and twenty FIVE feet.
K. l. Taylor.
Cuthbert Powell
October | 6.
@ The sale of the above pro,
perty has been postponed uhllr
Monday the 9th OF November
next. -
a11 Printing IN all us var'ev "seIa
L.r
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a GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, II miles
from .siexantlria, from George Town ier-
~. aud abont the same from the potomac
bridge crossing to the city Of Warrington
in heallhy, agreeable neishboshood, con-
tanning about 40 acres OH which IS conye-
nient dwelling house, large enough tor ges-
teel family, together with all the outhonses
suitable, ali new Or nearly so an orchard OF
apple trees Of selected fruit, together with
different other fruit irees, proportion OF I'M
proved meadow ior the scytae, and large
norton more NAV easily be made. Amy per-
son Inclined TO purchase may know the terms
by application to Mr. Joas NuLIS, ADJOINING
the said farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
mises.
E. Dulin.
diff
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N O T I C E.

TIE subscriber, by virtue of deea or
trust dated on the third day OF Septem5er,
1897, from John Bogue to himself, Ludweli
Lee and Charles Alexander, will, on 10
DAY, the l4th of November next, at tour
O'Clock of that day, at the tavern OF Benjamin
Thornton, in the town Of L.eesburg, x coun-
tv Of Loudoun, proceed to sell to the highest
5iddar, for ready money,
4 TRAIT Of Land,
in the county of Loudoun, on the north side
of the main road from Lcesburg to Alexan-
dria, and about one quarter of mile to the
eastward of Goose Greek, containing ia a.
ores, which land is il the possession OF the
said John Bogue, or SO much thereof as WI!
psy the expences of the sale and the sum OF
las dollars and 80 cents, with interest due
by the said Bogue to Mrs. Frances AleSan-
,sr. Administrative of Charles Alexander,
ESQUIRE, deceased and the further sum OF
ss6 dollars and IS cents, with interest there
or. due to the heirs OF the said Charles Alex
andsr.
Edmund J. Lee,
Trustee.
September 10. aus
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-02
October 81.
NOW LANDING,

NOW LANDING,
81 Merchants I5aa., and for Sale by The
Subscriber,
II hhds. FIRST quality St. Croix Sugar
9 hhds and zs barrels Muscoyado Go.
&c tieaces New Rice.
IN STORE,
10000 lbs. Brazil end HAVANA Sugar in
boxes
90 bales New Orleans and Georgia
Cotton.
50 barrels Whiskey.
SO do.ness and cargo Pork.
hhds. choice old Antigua Rum.
London particular and cargo Tenerife
Wine. in pipes and hhds.
Muscovado Sugar in Lids and bbls.
Ir:perial and Young Hyscn Teas in chests.
Coffee in bags and barrels, and
9 tons Lignumvita.
ii so,
so hhds lower Potomac and Alexandra
Inspected Tobacco.
Newton Keene.
October 81. 1t
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-02

80 Printing IN all IT'S var'ss, "SeSa
y fxfeWsd At hn WA
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E. Dulin.
diff


Pursuant to a deed Of trust from Jonat"an
AfundeulNe, deceased 10 the subscriber
will be sol,i, TO the a,ghcs; bidder, at pllo
lie auction, On tie premises, on VEL
NgSDAY, the first day Of November, at
: ls o'clock
The Lot and Houfe, wherein
the said Jona.han Gia7sdeyiie lately lived, "
ing on King street, and bounded as follows
to Wit :-~3 Beginning upon hlng-street, Sixty
feet to the eastward Of Alfred-street, ana
running thence eastwardiy with King street
and binding herewith ioity three ieet ave
anches; thence northwardly with llne pa
anel 10 Alfred street, one hundred teet TO
f,sen ieet alley 4; thence with the said alley
s.,d parallel to king street, forty three ieet
Eve inches; thence with straight line to the
beginning.
! credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months
will be given TO the purchaser, on giving his
notes. in three equal instalmenis, with an
approved endorser, for the payment OF the
purchase money, the notes to carry interest
from, tho date. A lien ON the property VIII
h. required as farther security.
ar The sale to commence atl2 o'clock'
LudWell Lee.
oe 9, c's
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THURSDAY, NovNMBER 2, 1869.
FOR SALE,

4 NEG 70 mo N II ~
SHE is a good Cook, Washer and lfooer'
and will be sold low for cash or on snort
credit. Apply to the Printer
Sept. SO.
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lTRANSLATION.1
IN tie fifteenth March, 1909.

COFFEE
T. ~ bags Moka, of good quality free from DUTY
francs, 81 cents per h.
, On the 10Th March.
IOO quntas, Havana, in common order fcoo
rom duty, francs, as cents
eV !'lihtals, Havana IN bad order, free from din.
ty, francs IS cents 0"' WI
81 ditto, good ordinary green, in bad order.
nee from duty, fr. IS cts
r Z ccarreis' Il sacks Guadalupe, in good order.
Tree from duy francs so cents
20 uerces, Martiaique, old, ordinary white
WIN dark grams, free from duty, francs a.
cents. ~ "O' oV
i20 quhtals, Havana, good, common green
"th GLOW ground. free from duty, A francs as
SUGAR UNREFINED.
l0barrels, Guadaloupe, good fourth ouaI:tx
nee from duty, 200 francs per 100 lb -
II barrels, Martinique, good fourth onal;t,,
free from duty, 200 fr per 100 lb 1'''''
Ca MPECHE WOOD
9Uo quintals, Spanish cut, good quality. sold
at lO5 fr.per 100 10
COTTON.
III bales of Georgia, short, common and belo,y
per 100 ID. ~ 1'' u
A%fTHcf ot'a letter from Bordeaax, dated Afo,cb
30, 1909
=, on WIZ see by the enclosed price current
."s rise mat colonial and American produce has
laSeD IN France, owing to the difficulties to ma.
rti"e commerce, which the political situation or
europe does not appear to smeliorate. The I'm.
perlal Decree OF the 18th Feb. permitting A.
heiiCah vessels detained under the eJobar9o IN
pa, uirect TO America, amount to little OF nothing
as there is but 10 or IL vessels only under ,h'a,
restriction in all the French poris. Three Of
mem belonging to the eastward are gettirT req.
~ to saul from hence in ballast, not being able to
comply with the construction ofthe bond >,
ne legislature of Tennessee have elected
neSsrs; anderson from West Tennessee)
, o"a 1eISm Whlteside (from East T.) Sena-
orS OF the ~. States.--Mr A. whose term
d oiiice had expired, is reelected: Mr. " |
ID place OF Gen. Smith resigned.
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May 9. va,
May 9.


" 1RCINIA, TO wit AT a Chancery Distr,.,
Court, held in the City of Williamsburg.
the 18th day of April. 1909 8
Kendall Lee PitF against Ann Spiller, wid7yy
OF Benjatnin Spier, deceased, benjamin SDlicr.
Susan Hurst, George Smither and MACY his
wiS' ana Srace, Patrick, Roxillana and James
Spiller, infants, by the said BENJAMIN SniIler
their guardian, and William Spiler and Hickman
Spiller Dtfts
The defendant, William Spiller, not having
entered his appearance and given security aecors
ding to the Act Of Assembly and the rules oftbis
court, and II apPearHg to the satisfaction of tle.
court, that he IS not an nhabitaut ofthis country
On the motion Of tho plaintiff, by his counsel
II IS ordered That the said defendant do appear
here ON the first day oftbe next term and ans yer
chill of the plaintiff, and that copy of this or.
der be forthwith inserted in one ofthe RieIunon5
newspapers, for two months successiveDy. and
posted at the front door of the former Ca)itoIi1
uIs city. Z
Il Cqy,
ANT'r ROBINSON, C. "a
May 9. VIZ
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RICHMOND, May 5th, 1909.
DIR

SIR,
have great pleasure in forwarding to
you the enclosed communication from the
secretary OF war, and have to request that
the wishes of the President of the United
States, therein contained, may be fully com
Piled with To that end send YOU a copv
OF the said communication, for each of the
commandments OF Regiments within your Bri-
gade.
Accept my hearty congratulations on the
late happy change of prospect with respect
10 our foreign relations and permit me to
hope that on all occasions similar to the one
which produced the late call for portion
OF our citizen soldiers to be held in read;
ness to take the field, the Militia of Vir.
gina Will, as they always have done, prompt
ly step forward in vindication of her nati-
onal rights x honor: Effectually to do SO, it
IS necessary that no relaxation of effort to
obtain military knowledge should be per
mitted to take place in consequence of pre-
sent pacific appearances. i have therefore
land trust it will not be deemed unseason
able) to exhort my fellow citizens of the
Militia, zealously to employ themselves in
the acquisition of a knowledge of that art
which may be their greatest security in the
day of battle.
am, with great respect,
Sir,
Your obedient servant,
(Signed)
JNO. TYLER.
fga4a
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(CJRCULHR. }
ms ETceHency, ne Govern :

CCIRCULHR.)
Ills Ercei'cncy, ne Govern-
or Of Pirginia,
WAR DEPARTMENT, 29th April, 1909.
SIR,
i am directed by the President of the
y. States toinform your Excelency that the
Detachment of 1913 Militia, made in pur-
suance of a communicationfo your Exccllen-
cy from this department, fbearing date the
2'th day of October, 1903, is no longer re
CURED to be held in readiness for actual SER
vice,
In the orders which your Excellency will
give for discharging the troops from that ser
vice, 1t is requested by the President that his
thanks may DC presented to those corps whose
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INTERESTINGLY

The following circulars to be forwarded
by the Governor of this Commonwealth, 10
the ofhcers commanding its detachment of
the reqnistion of 100000 troops, for the use
of the u. States.
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BOOKS 1T AUCTION.

ON "Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, at the
once OF the subscribers, will commence.
the sale of valuable collection of Rnots cnn.
tanning about 1000 volumes on all subjects
FOSTER & SATCHELI, ducrs
Nav 9.
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From he AZ. No.

From The " RGcrette 11cy .
W. iearn ny the sender Richard, capt.
nisuiora' III Twelve day som HAVANA, that
1hes.riotous proceedings i.ti,e piac,. had in
a great measure, subsidized The French in
habitants, however, by Srmission. we're
selling their property to I. best possible
advantage, and hurrying of
We also learn, and we belve # that ao,,,.
was % dollars barrel, on Mich ,ber. va
a duty OF ten dollars this Moi 90 had = !,
has been reported And we AZ learn that
the duty on exports had been,n,;ral,, a.
iished; and that Americans Eer. ,y.a,a1
with more respect and attcnti, than ,heI
were during the embargo.
There was a report at Havana th,, IN
insurrection had broken out ALL
mong the blacks, but that the i,ai.adars
having been timely discovered, sd .nnrs;
nended with arms in their possessn ~ H.
number OF about one hundred, we. mt r.
death. put "
In consequence of the late negoca ton at
w ashlugton with Great Britain, t. guns
ooats in this port, are to be laid M -, ~,
aanery, and their crews to be transfa,cd 70
the Constitution trigate ~
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Nj L: GRETTER, SfLVER-SMITY -
" 3EYELLER, respectfully informs the
cit'zens OF Richmond. Manchester and their vi
cih!ties, that he has commenced the above bust
ness, on the main street, opposite TO the Store IS
Messrs John & Robert Gamble, innr. where an
orders IN n his line, will be thankfully received q
punctualy attended TO. -
N: b. Cash given for old Gold or Silver.
Nav o
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-09

", MARRIEp-on last Saturday Evening. Mr..
LLIAm RoANE, eldest son of the H,n
Judge Roanc, to the lovely Miss MARrn, S,,-
DE! Den, only daughter of Miles sellen. EST near
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The honorable PAU HAMILTON. Secretary
of the Nary the Unhed States, sailed vester-
day in the ship Caroline, capt. Serrll, for Phila.
delphia, from whence he will proceed to the
seat efgovernment Charleston, thrill "a
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Ct THE sale Of the J acre LOT oppos;t.,
MI X Poliard's, advertised for sale This pa
is postponed until to. morrow. s'
May 9. a.
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Chellow, Nav 9.

ACOB FACLER has removed from Rich
mond TO Staunton, where ne intends perm,.
nently to reslde-He has placed in the hands of
MI Stevenson, his attorney, list of debts due
nm from persons residing in Richmond, and the
adlacent counties with positive instructions to
oILnS suits indIscrmnsteiy against all those
who may be in arrear after the first dav of lime
Developments made to Mr.. S. will in all cases
be good.
Richmond, May S. A.
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Dae'n0e,S elected TO SERGE in the nert General IL.
se'n6Ly Of Hlygi,ia
Synns1sick-Philip Claiborne John T,oke, y
SeVo'9-Isaac Otey. VIM. HOPKINS
n1herfGne-John Hatcher, 49, Jones.
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E>oh . Al. E-One thousand acres LAND w.
ing 10 he lower end Buckingham county.
on ooth sides of Buffaloe creek, and on the road
leading from Ca-lra to Nav Canton, within half
ii'ie OF navigation, on WIllie's river, and about
two from Ca.Ira This tract is esteemed ran,.rt
ably fertile, and has plantation cleared ON il sf.
hclent to work ten or twelve hands to adyautae,.
and good proportion of rich tobacco Land 10
clear. The improvements are only sufficient fo
the accommodation of an overserr and negroes.
with a barn, and apple orchard This estate.
t'iatlon in polite and agreeable neiehborhoo1.
IS well worthy the attention of any gentleman
who may wish to remove from the lower country
to a more healthy situation
For terms apply to Mr. Lnnus Boiling, OF
t'e aforesaid county, who is fully authorised. by
,Iie subscriber, to treat with'any person wishing
topurchase. "
SUSANNA WILCOX.
CAellow, Nav g. 49,
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" lKGlNlA, to yH At Chaucery District
Court, held in the City of Williamsburg.
the 18th day Of April, 1909
VIM. McFeters and James Wardlaw PlPfs
against John W. Fox and Elizabeth L. Fox, IN
fants, children and heirs of Tobn Fo~ tba vo,,,-
ger, and John Lewis administrators of the said
John Fox, Ann Fox, Thomas B. Fox, William
FOX, Henry Fox and Isaac Shelby D.ffs
me defendant Isaac Shelby, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security accord
ing 70 the Act ct Assembly and the rules of this
court, and it appearing TO the satisf,cton nf t,.
court that he is not an nhabitant of thx curtr,,
on the motion of the plaintiffs, by their counsel:
AZ IS ordered That the said defendant do apnear
here on the FIRST day of the next term and answer
the bill OF the plaintiffs, and that's copy ofthis or
ger De forthwith inserted in one of tie Richmond
news papers, for two months s,tccessively a.
posted at the front door Of the former capitol n;
this city.
Il Copy,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-09

hOCTOR JOHN HAYES, offers III, NO.
iessional services to the citizens of Rich.
mond and its vicinitage VI i>''"'
May 9. o.