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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-15
PARIS, July 10.

On the 4th inst. the Americans residing
IN this city, celebrated the anniversary Of
thatever memorable day which gave birth
to their independence. The greatest taste
was displayed in the decorations of the
room in which they assembled The walls
were covered with embematic figures of
exquisite workmanship. At one end of
the room America and France were seen
sitting together in the Temple OF Peace :,
united by laurel wreaths, oh holding a
horn of Plenty, with England in a humble
attitude at their feet. Another emblem
represented the President u. S. and the
Senate of the same, before whom stood an
old warrior, bearing a standard on which
was inscribed" 4th of July, I776.-Frec-
dom OF the seas for neutrals, or war with.
England ~
General Armstrong Ambassador from.
the U. .. the gentlemen composing h,s ie-
cation and many French gentlemen of tae
highest distinction Partook of the enter
|tainment.
The following are the toa,ts drank ON
the occasion.
1st. The Independence of the United
States.
ed The president of the same-James
Madison.
Sd. H. I. * r. NJ. Napoleon the first
emperor OF the French and king OF lta-
ly.
9Th. The brave Americans who fought
to rid their Country of the tyrannical yoke
of England.
5th. General Armstrong.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-15
SPANISH AND PORTUGIJES So.
AFFAIRS. 'i@ae2

BosroN, Sept. 1.
Since cur last, we have been favon Tetl
with Valencia Papers to June SO: from
which the following articles are translated
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-15
WoLxkRsDoRr, July 7.

After the battle of Wagram, the enemy's
army fed in great confusion, and is pursued
in every direction. Our vanguard is at two
leagues from Nicolsourg. His maiesty's
head quarters are a; Wolkersdorf, precise
~ at the same place where the Emperor of
Austria was the night before. This un-
fortunate prince looked from the mountain
Hebersbrunn at the battle, and as soon as
he perceived It to be lost, went back to
Drnnn.
The inhabtats state the amoant of woun.
ded and dead to be enormous.
This army which amounted 70 200 600 is
reduced TO about rs 900 The amount, of
their dead is stated TO be about IS to so 600
The dead bodies of 20 generals have been
found on the field Of battle.
HosEN, July Is.
Prince Poniatowski has established in Ca
licia the imperial eagle in honor of Napole
on the great.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-15
MUxIcn, July 9.

TIE Sth and 9th inst will ever be memo.
rabe. Yesterday after skilful manoeuvVes
all the euemy's Qualifications we're carried
of; he Che enemy was driven to the
plains, and pursued three leagues from the
Danube.
To day, the enemy has been attacked on
the heights Of Wagram, Baum ensdorf,
and Eeusidelp. All the united forces of
Austria, have been completely beaten. The
victory was decided at 10, a. M. her losses
in prisoners, cannon and standards are c.
normous. we have lost no officer Of amy
note. The Emperor is in good health.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-15
BAYoNNE June &c.

DAIOhNE- june &C.
This day 1874 officers arrived who bad
been taken prisoners at st. Andero.
a French division from St. Andero is
gone against Ma duesto, who had collected
5000 men at-Menuia del Promer; ard at
the same time four battalions went out from
Burgo, TO cut off his retreat.
According to fresh intelligence received,
5000 men were taken prisoners during The
last enga cement IN Arragon. Tie capiur-
ed artillery am UNITS 70 between 30 ard So
pieces Our loss 100 killed and 500 wound
ed.
The following decree and New Quarantine
Regulations, in Spain, was received by
the schooner Morning Star, Capt. Smith,
from Cadiz, TO Jacob Bsrker.
Translated for tie Public .Sdverfiser.
The Supreme Juuta Of the Kingdom con-
stantlv jealous for the encours cement of
agriculture and commerce, particularly in
those articles most frequently the object
of speculation in the greater number Of
persons, and in which farmers, as well as
other individuals and trsdesmeo, cen most
easily employ their industry and capitals,
has been pleased to Gccl9re, that for the
present the corn, seeds or Pa.se, which are
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-15

Extracts from a Danish paper called DA-
CEN, On English the Day,) 18th July,
1909.
No. 125.
I In the Archenholzes Minerva for June.
are the following hitherto unknown anec-
dotes of Schill-1st. that he after having
taken Stralsund, declared himself duke Of
! Pomerania-2d. that the Dutch cut his
Ihead of, and after preserving it in spirits
sent IL abroad. Since the emperor Napo-
leon has taken Vienna, daily Estafette IS
sent from thence to Paris with the most
important news, and fren Paris back TO
Vienna, the distance from Vienna to Auss-
burg is 70 German miles, which is per
formed in so or on the highest 81 hours
from Augsburg to Paris by way of Stras
burg is 80 miles, and performed in Sc CT
I7Ohours-The weight Of the dispatch does
not exceed 8 or 10 pounds.
Admiral Saumarez has wrote 10 the Swe-
ish Admiral Puke, that circumstances had
compelled him tn employ the gun-boats
which had been stationed off Malmo upon
other services, bu. TINT two ships Of the line
would remain there for the protection Of
merchant vessels bound to Carlscronia.
and that three ships Of the line would be
stationed at Helsingburg for the convoy of
Swedish merchants ships.
July -, No. 1914.
STOCKHOLM, June 2S--Yesterdav the
coronation of the new king took place
The 18th fire broke cut in Upsala lin
Swed ny which in the course Of Is hours
destroyed 20 houses. The late king o.
Sweden is banished 70 an Island in the
Lake Wettern called Wisingo situated in
the province of Smalaud. where he is 20
reside during the war: THIS island is the
most fertile spot indhe whole kingdom and
IS generally called the Eden of Sweden.
n. =. This observation is made by the |
translator, being a native Of the same pro. !
'ince Of Smaland.
No 1913.
The king Of Wirtembcrg has issued an or.
finance, that all noblemen who refuse to en-
er into actdal service in defence of their
ountry, shall pay to the crown ono fourth
all their yearly revenue from the corr.
lenc sment of the war 20 the 10Th April.
No 100.
The board Of health has reported on the
- Jolly, that Charleston in North Ameri-
a is not to be considered as an infected, bu,
Ispicious place. In this Suspicious situati
! are included the STATE of Georgia, the
Vest India Islands, Turkey and African | ;
)rls. All other cities and countries on and ,
1t Of Europe are TO be considered without =
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-06

able property, and when at length the enc
my availing hmselfoI the numerous craft
which he found there, crossed the smaller
branches Of the Danube, dislodgcd the
troops from the ne arer islands, and menaced
their communication with tbs left bank, the
ely WIS lastfrd in capitulaling, while the
troops retreatrd by the great bridge OF Ia
Dor, which thy afterwards set on fire.
The archauke received this intelligence
in his head quarters, between Heirn and
Meissau, ana ,houghlt was scarcely to be
expected that the city, surrounded as 1t
was. should continue lis resistance, the
archduke proceeded on his march without
interruption, aattefing himself that ne might
be able 10 execute his favorlte project by
bold attempt TO pass the Danube near VI
emma.
This cisy capitulated on the 18th May, SO
that that there WAS no iurther OCCASION 20
expose the army to hazard by crossing the
Danube, for which no sufficient preparation
had been made and which must have been
effected in the face OF the enemy, and IN
der local circumstances Of the greatest dis
advantage. By the surrender OF Vienna,
the army had also lost pour OF support on
which TO rest Its military operations.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-06
atsra.prta EaiEp Ga9ate.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6.
.---ansss----


The ship inca has arrived al Baltimore
in So days from portal the mouth of the
Egden. The captain and passengers state
that it was reported there, at the time
Of sailing, that an action had taken place
between he FRENCH and AUSTRIAN
armies which lasted days and terminated
in the complete defeat of the Austrians,
with the less of 5000 men--the archduke
being severely wounded on the last day
tha, he had reiterated into Bohemia with
the remains Of his army, about $4,000, and
that an armlsaice had been concluded on the
9Th Of July for 4 weeks, the Austrians CIV
ing up all the fortified towns in Germany TO
the treuch.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-06
ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg.


THIS is TO give notice. That the subscri-
Der of Alexandria county, In the district Of
Columbia, hath obtained from the Orphans
Court Of said county, letters testamcntary
on the estate Of CHARLES WApswoRrH
late Of the county aforesaid, merchant, dec'd
all persons having Gains against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with tie vouchers thereof, to the sub
scriber, on or before the 9th day Of March
next or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit 20 said estate-and those indebted
thereto are required to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of Sep
TEMPER, 1902.
James Patton, E@y.
September S. eo6w
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BALTIMORE, September 4.

Dali lokE, tfpteWVe' 20
Arrived, Portuguese sh.pFssus, Rom 70,
70 day irona Lisbon. July 4, Tax 81, long.
10 spoke brig Regulus, bunker, from II. I.
for Madeira. 25,h, lar. SO, long. 81, snip
Thomas, Harper, trom lisbon, for Alex.
andria, cut IS Gays. 27th lat. 81, long.
40, ship from Lisbon, fer Virginia, blow
Ing hard could not learn her name.
Also, Portuguese ship Cen. Sysveira,
Natyiod&d-, 80 days from Lisbon. Spoke
aschr. from Boston Tor the West Indies,
cou d her isarl her name. '.'ae ship Friend
ship from Cork is IN the bay.
Also, schr. Eleanor, Cover Is days from
Barracoa. Left tie l0Gh uls.Akross, Seiby,
for New York, IN days, che only Amerl-
Cal, vessel there, Or the cap's saw snip
which the pilot said WAS the piornnso from
Madeira. Last Tuesday srok- schr. Little
Ann. from ST. 8ar;s. for Providence, R. I.
who had been taken BY French priva'eer,
that took out the captain and pu' PRIZE
master and two hands On board told the
pilot that the privateer mad takea an Ame-
srican ship from London and a brig unknown
could not tell where they belonged. The
pilot enquire particularly if any OF them
belonged TO Baltimore they said no.
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NEw-YoRK, SEPT. 1.

Arrived, ship Marietta, Warner, 40 days
from the Isle OF Nay. Left ship Diana,
Lewis, for Alexandra in 9 days; and schr.
Bstsev, DAVIS, for Baltimore in , days -
August IS, lat. SO, long. 66, 50, spoke the
big Second Attempt, Dill, GU days froHa
the capes of Philadelphia. eci1, LET. %,
long. 63, brig Five Sisters, IS days irota
Newburyport, Tor St. Barcs. l.. lat. 90, 16,
long. 64, 10, was boarded BY lhs BRUSH
irigate Eolus, from Bermuda, on cruiae.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-06

THE Stockholders in the Great Hunting
Creek Bridge Com 2any, are hereby notified
That another instalnlcut OF TEN DOLLARS
On each share, is called for and must be paid
to the subscriber Or or before the 9th day Of
September next
BY order Of the President ana Directors,
John Eoof, T;sa/urer.
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February 2
Tifheries to Rent.

WISH to rent my Fishing Shores with
the Striking Tbs, &c. for the next season
,r if desired, will let them for term OF
y. ars. 49,
Bufhrod Warrington.
Monut Vernon, July 6. laWtt
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The Commonwealth of Virginia

II tie Me'U' # county, GREETING:
VOU are hereby commanded to summon
& E.isaa janney, Jacob Janney, Philip
Care, Bernard iooe, i'm. Philip slaughter,
and Fleming Bates, TO ;ppear ct the Capitol,
il the city Of Richmond on the first day Of
tie next term, before the Judge ofthe Supe-
rior Court Of Chance,y, directed by, law to
be holden in the said city, to answer bill
exhibited against them in the said court, by Jas
Green. And this they shall in no wise omit,
under the penalty of looi. each And have
then there this writ. Witness Peter IInshy,
clerk Of our said Court at Richmond, this
26th day of June, 1909, and, in the SD year
OF the commonwealth.
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Public Sale.

On WEDNESDAY next, the 18Th Instant
at eleven O'Clock, in the morning, viii be
sold, at the late dwelling OF CHARTS NAds-
eyort1, deceased, en- the lower end OF Wa
ter street
All the Personal Estate Of the
said deceased, consisting Of variety OF vain-
able and elegant Eouseho.d and Kitchen Fur
niture Tbs terms viii be made knewn on
the day Of sale.
lanes Patton, Excl.
p. G.. Mari}eller, V. NJ.
September s. dts
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N 9 L I c L.

Septe mbcr s.
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Ten Dollars Reward,

NOR apprehcndng and delivering to me-
+ Ne aro MOLL, who eloped Oh the 30th
An eust-she is quite black, about thirty five
wears OF age and above the middle stature.
Bush. Warrington.
September 2. g
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SEINE ROPE.

TIE subscriber manufactures and has for
sale, at his house Oh Washington street, OPP
posite Jacob Ho8men's sugar refinery, Seine
andHauling Ropes,of all sizes; Seine& Sew
ing Irvine Shad & Herring Twine Sack
ing andsBed Cords, Plough Lines Traces
Also, Tarred Rope and other Cords.
Joleph Harper.
February 2.
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,

.5eF1t"ot7 r, 80
ORDERED, That Charles M'Knight, Henry
Nicholson and Daniel Mcleod, be COM
missioners to hold an election in the second
ward on Friday the 18th inst. at the Coun-
Gil Chamber, TO elect member OF the Com-
mon Council for said ward, il the place OF
lanes Nj Guire, resigned. :.
Ordered, That the floor OF the new scale
house be laid of brick, and that BRICK wall
be built adjoining the Clerks Office, suitl-
cicnt to prevent rats from getting under the
foundation.
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OR PHAN'S COURT,
.Meraud,1o (,ountu. Srnt. Term. 1908

.Alerandrfa County, SEPT. Term, 1908
ORDERED,
That the Executor of Charles Wadsworth,
deceased, do insert the following advertise
ment three times week for six weeks la the
alexandria Daily Gazette.
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ADAM LYNN, c. C.

: &C. PRINTINGin all its va,
rious branches, handsomely ex-
ecuted with accuracy and dis
patch.
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Towhich will be added
(SECOND md List TIME
II Grand ser;ons Pantcmine Ballad in tsyo acts,
CALLED,
TIE Death Of Captain Cook.

rI,7 ~ Hoo1
/ re DeathOf captain look.
As performed at Covent Garden Theatre, up
wards Of 500 nights to ever flowing houses.
New Dresses and Decorations.
The Pantomime revived under the direction
of Mr. Francis,
With the Overtures and french MUSIC -
composed by M Misunderstanding an ex--
act representation Of the manners md Gus
toms otthe naiiyesof Owyhee' IN inc faci"
nc ocean syrvrs
Owyhce, Mr.. Cross.
High Priest, Briers
Perrea, Harris.
Xoah, Jefferson.
PRINCIPAL Natives, Messrs. Jacobs, VILE
mot, Miller, &c. ;
Inal, MIS- WIN Wnnol NJ
Mice Petit SC.
r,D,,r1,o
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-27
DR.. TABB's

NATURES RestoratOe Balsamic Cordial.
TIE certificates attached to the bills which
inclcse each bottle of the above medicine,
are from characters OF responsibility, on
whose testimony the fullest confidence may
be placed by those who labor under com.
plants of the Govt, Rheumatism, &c. also
those of consumptive habts, general debi-
lity OF the nerves and various other com.
plants incident to the human body.
-" Soldby III. WARD. sole proprietor, Phi
SANS, jr. Richmpnd
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DIR. TISSOTT'S
CELEBRATED
Gont C Rheumatic Drops.


A CERTAIN cure for Govt, Rheumatism,
{ "A Luvbago, weakness Of the joints. and all
kinds of Sprains; for elects. be they of ever so
long standing, and for the stone and gravel j,
is pcrhaps the most active, penetrating, and eff
teetoal remedy in the world in the cramp and
AL kinds of pains in the head, face and body, II
is without an equal.
This medicine (which justly claim, pre- EN-.
inence over all others. as being decidedly adap-
ted For the speedy removal OF those complain,s
above mentioued] owes It's discovery to the ce-
ie5ra'ed Tissott. physician of most exalted en-.
inenoe in his profession, and is chiefly the ex.
tract Of an herb, peculiar to Europe. to whose
powerful, healing, restorative and basanic qua
l'!ies his great man, by the administering, ow-
ed much of his fame.
It's peculiarly excellent for most disorders at
tending wsrm climates, and keeps for any length
o. time. Bottles, at two dollars each. with CO.
pious direction..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-27

..fdalIfes TO tbe Latitude and Meridian OF
Richmond;
BY BENJAMIN BATES;
Containing. besides the usual astronomical cal
cuationss &c.
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Boots and Shoes.

Fair tops, back straps, SO
Ditto plain 8
Suwarrows,
Half Boots, S
Mems calf skin shoes lined & bound 1856 49,
Do. side leather, 7s6 a IS.
Negro shoes (strong russet) 7s6 8s
Womens leather shoes, thick solcs, 7s6
Do. do. thin, Go. 6s9
Do. do, slips.
Do. Morocco do. 6so
DO. do. ties, So
Girls leather shoes, 486 Is
Boys do. $50 Is.
ANY of the above articles made to orde
left at the Penitentiary Store, second door
above the Eagle Tavern. ID. J. BURR.
Richmond March %, 1909.
9th July, .=nfhe price Of Wrought
Nails is raised half cent per pound, by
order of the Executive.
D.J.B.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-27

Remedy for tho govt
Artificial magnet \ cure
for ,ha tooth and ear
ache
On 1'ime-a poem
Elegant mrrsl senti-
ment
Agricultural. Harrow
Fling proved an easy s.
LyeIaah,s Kind of hoe.
ing, in the broadcast
husbsndry
Method Of destroying
gariiek. by = proper
succession Of cops Of
grain and grass
TO destroy worms on
apple trees
Weyils RAY be destroy.
ed by tobacco
management Of sheep
Preservation OF cab
bage plants. &c.
To dairy woven
Virginia directions for
gardening
An account Of a newly
invented spinning ma.
Ichine by 2 gentleman
IL S. Carolina, call.
ed :" The Colombian
Spinsscr"
Scale of depreciation Of
paper currency, essa-
- Five dollars = z.
efnis single.
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CAUTION.

No Goqt and Rheumatic Drops being known
excepting those invented by DR.. Tisscs The
public are requested TO notice that none are gcnu.
Inc unless the names of b. Tisso,t. and the pro-.
p'istor Henry Ward, are cut in the glass of the
bottle, and the outside cover of each bottle siga-
ed by the said proprietor himself. WIFI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-27

blished by the general
assembly of Virginia,
November 1882
Aphorisms
Lines worked on q
hearth-rug
List of civil officers in
Virginia. governor
Councillors, Judges OF
the Court Of aFnfals,
high courts Of chance
ny, general court, sc.
&c, &c
Delegates to congress
New circuit court days
showing the ar.
rangement Of the Sc
veral eiTcuiis with the
judges allotted TO each
Superior, county and
qsar.e,ly court days
Rateso of postage on let
tiers, newspapers, &c.
ROADS.
From Richmond 70
Charleston Is CT
From Richmond to
Norfolk
From Richmond to
Portsmouth IN. HI
From Richmond TO
Danyille (Ken.)
/ From Richmond 10 the
| Swest Springs.
oss--5O cents a doEen-e
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, Pen;fertiary Store.

THE subscriber, Agen, for the Pcnitentiary.
offers for sale the following articles, the ma
npfacsurc ofshs' institution. at very low prices
wholesale and retail,
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Horelan

COBBEET's LETTER To The KING
On the M4riime War against France.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-27

broad pndnaTrcw Axes, Hatchets Hoes, Plough
Shares and Coulters, Hinges, Wedges, Ham
rners, Tenders, Traces, Stretches, ard OK
Chairs ;----Bridies, CoIIars. Haiters, Braces,
Surcingies, Back Bands Belly Bands, Breech-
ing, Fige Buckets, O,e CSC.
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[fom DaAsars Per Paid in AdDance.l
BOOK 81 JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
MANSON and MINOR

HAVING purchased the materials OF Mr..
IL Seaton Gransland, late of this city, are
prepared to execute, ina neat manner, at
short notice, and on very reasonable
terms, any book, band bill, card or other
description of printing, which their friends
or the public may please to favor them with.
They have in the press and intend publish.
ing, early next week, handsome and cor
rect -.
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"A L nj A N A C.,

Caicxkafed6y NJ II. TURNER, and adaftcd
70 tde latitude ana meridian O. Rich.
pond, for fhc year 1910.
They have on hand and intend keeping,
Q HANDSOME aud well executed assortment
of BLANKS
RichWond, October 2nd, 1902. w3t.
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LOUISA COUNTY,

and Lucy his wife, late Lucy Rag
land, Thomas Poindexter and Sarah
his wife, late Sarah Ragland, Tho
Baas b. Watkins and Ann his wife,
late Am Raglaud, John Graves and
Mary his wife, late Mary Ragland,
James Michie and Henrietta his ~
wife, late Henrietta Ragiand, and <
Nicholas ]. Poindexter aud Rebecca q
his wife, late Rebecca Ragland, Z
Piaintiffs, SS
AGAINST <
Samuel Overflow, jr. admir-. with the 4,
will annexed of Samuel Ragland, /! "a
decd. William Cooke, James Nell | *
son, Jamc Niche, VIM. @. Pon-
dexter, ex'r. of Warner II. Broad
dus, decd. Overton Harris, Edward
Ragland, Elizabeth Lawrence, adm'x
Of William Lawrence, decd, Tho.
mas Holiday, Thornton Gibson, Nj
choias Meriwether and Barnett |
Moore aud James Niche, admir-. de
bcnis non of Samuel Ragland decd.
Defendants.
THE defendants Samuel Overton jr.
1 admir-. with the will annexed cf Samu-
Raglald, decd. Edward kagiaDd, Nicho-
las Meriwether and Barnett Moore, not ha-
wing entered their appearance and given
security according to the act of Assembly
and the rules of this court and it appearing
TO the Satisfaction oil the court that they
are noe iuhabitants of this state On the
,s.otion OF the plaintiffs by their counsel,
II IS ordered, that the said defendants,
Samuel Dyerton, jr. admir-. Edward Rag
land and Barnett Moore, do appear here
on the second Monday in November next
AID answer the plaintiffs bill and copy
OF .his order be forthwith inserted in some
one of the newspapers printed ia the CRY
OF kichmopd for eight weeks successfully,
and pablished at the front door of the court
huasc of this county OH some court day.
a Copy,
in: POINDEXFER, c. L. c.
JUST PUBLISHED,
And fer sale AT Samuel Plsasants. IFS Printing
Oace. 6e,ween the Bei-Tavern and the
Marke''bridge. Richmond;
The Virginia Almanac.
FOR THE TER
1910,
..fdaltfes TO tbe Latitude and Meridian Of
Richmond;
BY BENJAMIN BATES;
Containing. besides the usual astronomical cal
cuations. &c