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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-11
SIR HARRY.
To William Price Burlington.


To William Price Burlington,
Whoisnofa resident Offhe state of Virginia
SIR,
TAKE notice, thai BY virtue of a commits.
sion from the Cifcua Court of The u.
States for the fifth circuit and Virgins
district, ] shall proceed on the ,epth d ~
OF May next, between the hours of q IN
the forenoon and 8 in the afternoon. a, m.
office Of Clement BiddIe, Esq. No;ary
Public, Walnut Street, PHILADELPHIA. 70
take the deposition Of Daniel Lammo If.
to be read in evidence in suit now de.
pending in said court, wherein we are
Plaintiffs and ynurseIf and others Defen.
dan's. Should The evidence not be com.
Ple,ed the first day, we shall proceed be
tween the same hours Of each succeeding
day until IL is finished.
your obi servant,
Smith, Calhoun, & CO.
March 2S' 1909. (wsO
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hsls high b iod bay. finely formed N hi gh
heath, vigor and spirit; the most active and best
botomed ho-sa ever imp pred into this country,
now rising IS y ears old,
vii stand the ensuing season. at Temple Hill
on Mecham's river, in A,bemarle county, ten
mics above Char ot,esv,le. within one mile of
G macs mill. and two miles of the Brick Ia
ven and will be let TO marcs at Twenty Dol
lars The season, which may be discharge by the
paym mt of Fife-n Dollari, if paid by the tenth
day OF Augu t Gentlemens' notes viii BIZ sequir
ed with the mares, for Twenty Dollars, dischary-
ed as above. To- Dollars the leap and Thirty
Dollars TO ensure rare to be with foal, and One
Dollar win each mare to The groom the ies D
and groom money 10 be pad when the mar IS
c,ve'ed--P divided the maze is changed the wn.
or shall BE- liabie.-rhe season will commence
the first day of March, and end the fr,t DAY OF
Angus .-Kxssnsive low and high ground pasu-
rage, well enclosed in three separate feds, gra.
t's Servants will be boad del It two dollars per
week, and grain will be furnished at the market
price and given in manner ard quantity agreca.
BILE to direction, and all possib ca taken TO
prevent accidents and escarcs, but WI not be
liable for any that may hapa-n.
JAMES KlNSOLVJNC,
Fos W allan Lishsioot.
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IN COUNCTL- Feb- 81 1900

A4S " ~ MIL, L cd. 81 i soy.
TINS L'eueenaHt Governor laid efo,e the boa I'd
ie,ier from Samuel Coleman, assistant
clerk 20 the counci stating that the requisite
OF the advice OF council of the Is, Of Janua,y.
1898, and OF The 19sh Of February of the same
year, have NOT been .uiicen ly attended to and
have failed 70 produce the Contemplated effeSt.
and psoposing Ina, the subj & OF the said adyi-
ces be reconsidere.i, snd that the result of such
recon liberation be published in The Virginia Ar
gus, for the information of all concernsd.-
Wiiereu2pn, j; is advi,ed, that extracts of the
SAID advices, 10 wit:
In Council, January /, 1908.
I" That no coHnissions will be he,eafter issu.
ed Tor the organization of any tcosp of cavalr,
or company o. ARTILLERY, or of grenadiers, lignt
infantry or s'fier,eN of the respective baita,ions
ct the several regiment. until a muster roll of
such troop or company, as the case may be,
shall be Certified by lhe commanding ciFicer Of
me regiment or OF the b. TALON to which such
troop OF company may bs attached or bcloug -
And,
"la Council. February 10, 1903.
=" That no cDmnis sion shalt DE hereafter Ia
suetf to III! any vacancy in any troop of cavalry
or Ia any volunteer company whatsoever n, a
certified roll of the SAID troop or company sh al
have been received from the commandment of the
regImentt TO which the same may be at acf-d. or
OF which II may form Darr. showing thar The
'~ N~o' UT company ccntaius, at the time
when it is proposed 10 iii such vacancy. a, least
the SMALLEST nn nber which by law it is diretasd
10 Contain" be published In he Virginia Arsus
fo- two months
=" II is further advised. That 20 enable the Exc.
cative completely TO carry into eta the fourtn
seesion OF the act, " sespeting the militia of
TINS commonwealth" passed the ooh of Ianue
ry' 1902, The Lieuienan. Governor be rcaue,, ed
20 d'reet the Adlutant General so o chance the
torm OF the regimen,al and brigade retulas. a.
that the strength and equipments of any troop OF
cavalry or company of artillery, ligh, infan,ry.
6'enaaiers or ritemen attached TO. or forming
part OF. any regiment of the militia OF .hi.
com monwea'th, appear in such resimental and
origads returns; and that the commandments OF
sscn troops and companies be required 10 make
oup'cs'es OF the returns required of them by law.
TO the comn,andan,s of the regiments 20 which
they are respectively attached or belong, as the
ease may be.''
Exiraa fom the Minutes,
Attest,
DAM. /. HYLTON,
Clerk of the Executiv
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: 20 collars Reward

Oei on the 18Th February, in the citv
~ vi Nichmond, red Morocco Pocke,
BOOK, Continuing twenty dollar bank nn,,..
an acknowledged account of Mr.. Y. Spn;,b
tor7o pounds some odd shillings, and nun.
per OF other papers which will be of no ser-
wee but to the subscriber. All persons sre
forewarned from taking an assignment of
saio papers. Tie above reward will he
given for the pocket book and its contents.
49, George Blakey.
III Aotus 1oUSs 5tws
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TIE IMPORTED HORSE
NN P A U /,

formerly 81 Pau, is beautiful sorrel, Is hands
inches nigh, remarkable for his elegance,
beauty, strength and fine bone,
M ILL STAND the ensuning season at r,y
w p'an'aton. in powhatsn eoun,y, on lanes
river, miles above the Man,kia Town ferry,
and about the sane distance below lude's ferry,
20 cover mares at twenty five dollars the sea on
but may De discharged by the payrnen, of eigh.
teen dollars. or the price of eighteen bushels of
wheat at Dover mill in Gooch!and county. ,f paid
by TIE hrst day of December nes,, with half
dollar TO the groom. As good and extensive pas-
turage as any in Virginia, gratis aud mares fed
with corn at the snarkef price, if the money is
sent with them. and the greatest attenioR paid
to the mares, but liability for escapes or other
accidents. The season will 'nncnce the FIRST
DAY OF March. and end the f,s, day of August.
This beautiful horse Paul. was raised by the
Pnnce OF Wales, and got by his horse Saltsam,
who was got by t,'Kelly's Eclipse, his dam Wi
rago, by Snap; Pau's dam Purity, was got by
Marcheni her dam the Old Squirt mare. of as
great fame Al any mare in the kiagdom. Paul's
colts are equal TO any in vi GINA, and he is
sure foal getter. Several Of mis- colts may be
seen at his stand.
1Ho's Harris, Jr. A3fHwood,
Powha'an comfy, Feb.
70 l5o9. ep2mw,1Jn
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1zvo Tracts of Land.
Sales at Auction.

ON Tuesday the Itch inst a, 10 o'clock WI
be Sold, withou reserve, al The store az %
second tenement of Col. Mayo's Brick buildino,
Immediately opposite the late store of ,he snh,
Sc ibers, their entire Stock in trade consisting &C
General Assortment of ~
GROCERIES AND OTHER GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Brown and Loaf Sugar in hhds. and bbl,.
Prime Green Coffee in Tierces and bbls.
Imperial and Young Hyson Tea, of the la,es,
and best importations,
Salt in Sacks;
Glass, Stone, and Queens Ware;
Cotton and Wool Cards,
quantity of Bar Iron;
New England Rum in barrels,
And many other valuable articles.
Also handsome Blooded Mare
The sac will continue from day to day, urta
completed.
TERMs--For all sums under Fifty do,la,s
cash--over Fifty dollars and under 100 dollar..
sixty days cSedit--G over 100 dollars " rnon,bs
Notes negotiable in the Bank of Virginia
with approved endorsers will be required.
Shapard & Luke.
April $, 1909. .,
In the mean time S. Il L are selling OF on low
terms
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VIM. LIGHTFOOF.
P E DIGREE E


JACK Andrews was gc' by Joe Andrews. his
dam by Highhyer, his gsandam Cardinal Puff his
great grandam BY Taller, his great great gran.
dam by Snip. his grea' grea, great granesm by
Lord Godolphin's Arabian, his grea grea g,eat
great grandam by S an)an's hrabiSn, which
mare was own sister TO Fran on's While Neok
full sitter o the MInbury Galloway, grea, gre al
great great great grandan by Sauce Box, a son
OF Gregg sire Of Colts Old Partner.
JAMES LORD, Seal.
do hereby certify that the above pedigree is
true copy from the original one sent me BY
James Lord. Given under my hand and zeal
the twenty third day Of December, one thou
sand eight hundred and four.
VIM. LIGHTFOOT, Seal.
Joe Andrews was got by Eclipse, his dam A.
iamanda ny Omnium, her darn Cloudy By Blank
Grab. Wellington mare by Pa,tney--Cene,al
Stud Book. page 9Th, printed in 1909. by lanes
Weatheiby.
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l. II " D IN

rom the Schooner Ricne,ond. Isaac Seaman.
Master.
50 Boxes Raisins,
10 Bales Soft Shelled Almonds.
Casks G cen Coffee,
19 Barrels priroe Pork, and
Pife London Particular Madeira Wine.
IN STORE,
II ahds. Brown Sugar.
IS Do Mo!asscs,
Tierces Green Coffee.
IS Boxes Havannah Segars.
Bale WEIGH Plains,
fanny fanny our in Barrels and Half Barrels
s ay;ss ss'"' and TEAS.
~ Boxes M u,d Candies.
FOR SALE bv
Geo. W1tt.
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Select Speeches.
Just received by S. Pleasants, jr.
RICHMOND,
SELECc SPEECHES,
FoRENsICK AND PARLIA-
? MENrARI,
F'-h PREDATORY Remarks.
By N. CHAPMAN, NJ. D.

In this selection will he found the most
celebrated speeches of Lord Cheth.,n, Ed
mund Burke, Lord Mansfield, William PITT.
the elder and younger, SIR. Robt WalDole,
Mr. Sheridan, Mr.. Fox, Mr.. Currau, Mr..
Thomas Ersk ne, Mr.. Wilberforce, II.
Grafton, SC. sc.
The work is adorned with handsomely
engraved portraits of Burke, Curran, She
ridsn, Fox, and Pitt. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-11
Buckingham County,

January Court, 1909
MoncrieHe Hill, Admir-, of Robert)
H'ii, dec Plaintiff. In
AGAINST, I Chan.
Richard Hudnail * Peter Guer- cery.
rant, Defendants,
an the motion of she plaintiff by his at
- torney, and it appearing to the salts.
faction of the court that the defendant Hud.
nall Is not an inhabitant of this state, Ii ia
ordered and secreed that unless the said
hudnail shall appeer here on or before
March term next and answer the plaintiffs
bill, the court will then proceed to take the
same for confessed as to him, and decree
the matter thereof accordingly, and that
copy OF this order be forthwith published In
some public newspaper of the CRY of Rich
mona Tor TWO months successfully, and ano-
ther copy be posted up the front door of RI,
courthouse of this county.
A Copy-Teste,
K. ELDRIDGE, ir. D. o.
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20 Dollars Reward


y ANYWAY on Saturday evening last
~ from the subscriber. negio man b the
name Of Isaac, who formerly BELONGED to the
estate OF William Radford, deceas'd--le is
we'll known about Richmond as wseeoner.
and latteriy as my Coachlnan. He hasa very
black complexion, coarse strong features. thick
lips, prominent brows and is about Eve feet
ten or eleven inches IN height-he is betwecn
forty and fort five years Of age.
lis suspected that he will endsayor 70 GO
up or down the river by water as he made a
similar attempt two years ago and was taken
rs high up as Lynchburg. An masters Of vcs
sells and others are forewarned from harhoripg
OF carrying him offon the severest penalty Of
the law
Whoever viii deliver him to me in the c;tv
Of Richmond shall receive the above reward
- John Mayo.
Richmond, april ., 1909. n
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u Orders left with the printer hereof
tor tickets, will be puuctually executed.
free OF postage and risk. He is the only
person IN Richmond that viii receive
Waite's Weekly prize list.
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To be Let,

THE house next TO. the Me,bod;s,
n Nee ing. formerly occupsd by the
'a'e Mr. John Dixon, ard pres,n. oc.
cup'ed oy Mr. J. b. Whpiocke ros,essi-
on wll be given the fi,st dAy O, NAV
next. For terms apply to
JOHN RICHARD,
admir-. of Sa all d xon decd.
Richmond. 27th March, 1909. -
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JAMES LORD. Seal.
VIM. LIGHTFOOT, Seal.
New Law Books.

THE 9th vol. of East's Reports, and the
5th vol. Of Espinasse's Reports are lust
received and for sale by 5. Pleasanrs.
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no RENT

I'LL the LIST of October next, the Tene.
u ment lately occupied by the subscri.
Der on Shockoe Hill. 1t is avery pleasant
situation, nearly adjoining the Capitol
Square; and the buildings are we'll calcu-
lated for the comfortable accommodation Of
large family. Apply to ARCHIBALD
bLAlh, Esq. the owner Of the properly,
near the place, or to
SAMUEL PEASANTS. ir.
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re Subscriber is still desirons, ,o
oei, ms Planta'ion'in powhatan Count-
coh.almns about 1900 acres, 500 whereof are
valuable low grounds, mostly reclaimed) weil
from Richmond. There are II hand 10
stocks OF every kind and a crop growing tb"
who'e VIII be disposed of and Immediate nos-
session given. Tor part paid within the vear
ana extensive instruments Tor the rema;nder
Good bonds in the neighboring counties or
some property in the cit of Richmond would
DC a1IePIea IN part. For farther particulars
VIM. MAYO.
Powhatan Seat, april Sd, 1902 w4t
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$4,000

, $4,000 Tickets.
Subject TO deduction of Is per cent.
FART OF THE CAPITALS WILL, RE
DETERMINED AS FOLLOWS
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To Rent,

A SMALL, but convenient brick house,
this Office, rp' y
March 18Th, 1909. A.
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The noted and much admired Eng.
fish Horse,
JACK ANDREWS.

IMPORTED by VIM. Light.
foot. Esq. OF Charles Ciy
county. and now his proper.
~. fu ] hrteen hands and =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-11

Black River Lottery,
NO. II.
COMMENCES DRAWING IN THE CIrr OF
NKw York,
On The l2th Of april next.
Aad to draw 600 Tickets in a day for Ave
days i'll week, until the whole
scompleted.
NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE,
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NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE
S G. H f. M T..

III Ola Prizes.
21.9S6 Blanks.
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CIVIS.
WASHINGTON, MARCH 5.

Outlines of the report Of The secretary
OF the treasury, on the memorial Of lh'
stockholders Of the Ba * of the u. S
praying for an extension of their char
,er:
"Of the capital stock of 10 millions
1900 600 dollars are held b. persons re.
siding abroad--7,O 900 shares by person.
residing within the y. Sta.es.
The value Of charter Tor 90 years
ne Calculates at s. 89oooo this he doe
GOT suppose the bank would give for
charter, and limits the maximum pr;c.
which The governmen, could expect,
81 $50 600
Z" This gross sum he proposes how,
ever. 10 minute for berefi,s OF a differ
ent nature.
l.. The capital to be INCREASED to SO
rniIIions--,5 millions 10 be limited e
the subscription of cilizsns of the Unit
ed Siales--l5 Millions to be appor;ion
ed on equi able principles for subscr -
ton among the state Govt rnments If hey
th'nk proper to subscribe, and 10 be
unalepable.
?. The bank to pay the Uoted States
six per cent. interest upon deposits,
when exceeding three millions.
3. To be bound 10 lend the United States
sum not exceeding 3 5ths Of its cap
ital, or eighteen miliIoas, payable in q
regulated manner,
4. A branch If Tie bank to be establish.
ed in each subscribing s,ale e required.
and the state to be aIlo we'd TO appoint
certain number Of directors 10 respec.
tive state btanches--Ihe u. States also
to appoint a certain number Of directors
- he sta es to pay their subscriptions
in ten annual ins,alments.
March 10.
On the departure of the Union American
advices had been received IN London only
to the 10th ct Nov. From the impression
made by these advices, il appears manifest
that the eager desire of the nation that the
embargo should be removed, had given TO
hope all the characteristics Of well found
ed expectation Fhe most trifiing circum.
stances, bearing this color, are selzed, EN-
bIazoped, and distorted.
The agreement to consider Mr. Chitten-
den's motion for repeal Of the embargo,
though mere matter of form, is hailed as
the. certain forerunner Of the repeal itself,
and the prostration Of MIR, JeKsrsOn's i'm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-17

marched against Lisbon. Vast guam
titles of ENGLISH goods have been seiz-
ed and col.nscated.
The casse OF the Spanish priests &
their English auxiliarics appears to be
now decided. Itappears very questi
enable whether any of the English will
De able to reach any one port to re-
embark. Bonaparte on entering Ma
drid issued a manifesto holding the
Spaniards responsible for every En-
glishman in the country. The bulle-
tins down to the 18th had been receiv.
ed at Gaadaloupe, but our informant
did not know their contents.
This stroke Of the French emperor
should it terminate in the capturesoi
the three grand English armies will
have a great effect in restoring the
tranquility of Europe. Beside grea,
number of the flower of the English
nobility, there are above forty mem
bers of the British Parliament with
the armies in Spain.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-17
BALTIMORE, March 9.

BY a gentleman arrived here yes
terday in the L'Eoile from Guada-
loupe, for Bordeaux, which vessel put
in mere in distress, having sprung both
her masts in the Mona passage when
chased by two English frigatcs, we
learn that Guadaloupe was expected to
be attacked every day by the English.
who had with 1900 men made an at
tack on Martinique, and were repuls-
ed in two gene, al engagements, in one
of which the English lost 1000 and
the French 500 men. The English
still remained on the Island which was
blockaded by about 60 vessels of war
The English ~ the Captain, late Nell
sons flag ship, and brig was driven
ashore and lost.
The French burnt all the vessels in
Port Rpyal Harbor, to prevent their
falling into the hands of the English.
Several British vessels had arrived
at Dominique with the wounded from
Martinique.
The British have not attacked Fort
Royal, the strong mold OF the lsiand +,
in fact, the Gibraltar of the w. Indies.
Their attack was directed against 81.
Pierres, the commercial capital they
landed in three divisions, OF immedi-
ately in the city and on the right and
left: they were repulsed from the lat
ter points with great slaughter. The
city being an open road, and defended
with but two small batteries, could not
easily resist their landing.
From the same source we learn that
avessel had arrived at Guadalupe
from L'Orient, whjch she left Jan. d,
bringing accounts that Bonapdrte and
his brother Joseph entered Madrid on
the 4th Dec. The Spanish Junta had
capitulated & entered intoan engage
ment with the French emperor, that
none of the English troops should es.
cape from Spain, and delivered them
selves up as hostages to Bonaparte for
the fulhlment thereof. Bilboa was
taken, with number OF English vts-
sells which were in harbor. Iunot Ed
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-17
NORFOLK, March 10.

Capt. Garrow, arrived here last e.
vening from the Havana, which place
ne left IL days ago, informs that an
English brig arrived there had repor-
ted, that she spoke an English frigate
in short passage from Cadiz, bound
to Jamaica, with accounts of Bona
parties being at Madrid, and that the
French had an action with the English
troops, in which the latter had been
defeated with the loss OF of 5000 men!
This news was not much depended
on--Markets at the Havana very low
for American produce-being glut-
ted by embargo breakers mostly from
Boston.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-17
SAVANNAH, March 2.

On Monday last arrived here the
French sch. La Fortune, from DELAY,
Guadaloupe, which she left the 9Th of
February. A passenger informs, that
previous to sailing, the French govern
ment brig L'Aventurer got into that
port from St. MaIoes, bringing dis
patches for the commandant at Qua
dalouPe, and French accounts to the
23d December, which stated that Ma
drid and Cadiz had surrendered to
the French-the former, after loss to
the Spaniards and British of 10000
men; the latter, with little orno blood
shed, in consequence of a threat on
the part of the French to storm it. An
English and Spanish squadron, lying
in Cadiz at the time, are said to have
fallen along with it. Nothing official
had TRANSFERRED at DELAY; the dispat.
ches having been forwarded, immedi-
ately on their arrival, to the comman-
dant at Basseterre.--Ledg
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NATIONAL BANK.
Mr.. PEcHrN,


A correspondent of the Wing, in
a letter from Washington published
this morning, having partially stated
the very able report of the Secretary
OF the Treasury on the proposed re-
pewl of the United States Bank
Charter, l give you the prominent fea-
lures thereof. as they impressed the m
selves on my memory during its first
reading in the senate.
In lieu of taxing the Bank, Mr. Gal
ATTN suggests the propriety of increas
ing the present capital of ten millions
to thirty millions of dollars; fifteen
OF which are to be subscribed for by
the different states-the stock held BIZ
the states not transferrable--the re.
manning FIVE millions to be offered to
American citizens only.
The bank to obligate itself tc loan
to the Union the sum of eighteen mil
lions whenever it may be required, &
to allow an interest on all sums ex-
ceeding three millions, that may be
deposited at any one time on account
OF the United States.
Congress to have the power of APP
pointing certain number of Dir ctors,
and the state number proportionate
to their stock.
"A Charter gr4nted on those terms,
would have direct tendency to ex-
clude all foreign controul SO justly
complained of in the election of its
Directors; securing to the American
nation representation of at least two
thirds o. the whole number, exclusive
OF the stock that may be held by citi-
zens in the present capital 1t also
guarantees to the United States .
prompt loan of eighteen millions a
any moment that their exigencics may
require it at an interest not exceeding
+ per cent; and allows an interest or
large sums OF money that have hither.
to remained unproductive in the vaults
ofthe Bank.
CTUTC
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III Botetout January court, 1908.
Samuel IRVINE, Plaintiff.
Against
Alexander & James Fulton, :" Nnahee'y.
x others, Defendants.
IN motion of the plaintiffby his attorney,
- 1t is ordered that the accounts between
the parties. be submitted to Patrick Lock-
hart, gent. Master Comm ssioner, who is
to make his report to the next March court,
giving notice of the time to the parties, he
examines their accounts.
A Copy--Test,
S. BOWER, D. C.
SHALL attend at my office, in Fincas-
IL tie, on Monday the 1st day of May
next, to make final report of the above
business, when and where, the parties are
desired to attend with the additional docu-
ments
PATRICK LoCKHAKT, Master
-, Commissioner.
March 9th, 1909. swks.
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M-ssRs. MOODY AND PRICE,
Take Notice.

HAT on Saturday the 18th day Of
May next, between the hours of 8 o.
clock in the morning and sunset of the same
day, ! shall, at the house Of Michael Tho
mas. in the county Of Albemarle, and state
Of Virginia, proceed to take the affidavit
OF Michael Thomas, TO be read as evidence
IN suit depending in Chancery, in the
county court Of Albemare aforesaid, where
in ] am plaintiff, and you are defen-
dants.
Yours &c.
JAMES THOMAS.
March 9th, 1909. wsts