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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

10 Inc Honorabte tie Sneaker and Mem
6erS ?f both Houses Of the General As-
Sembiy u Virginia, The Memorial Of sun-
dry inhabitants If The county If
reSfee /uity She7ceth.
That, with great satisfaction your me.
moriallsts have viewed the gradual improve
ment OF the Judiciary System NJ of their state,
ana 'e'ting the wisdom Of Legislative mea-
snres, winch regard such improvements, by
the effect, do not hesitate 70 pronounce. tbat
in most instances great advantages have
been derived but the adoption of the prin-
cip'e "ot bringing justice home 20 evcry
mans floor, ~ peculiar degree clai ns
their app obation. Your memorialisrs. Der.
ceIviuS disposition N the part of the lie
gislature, when lately organizing anew the
general eosrL to reSli@e iH its extent this
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

Ma. LLOYD is reelected Governor Of the
State of Maryland.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

NORFOLK, Nov. 2O.-A French government
schooner, named the 7ilsit, mo. 9 capt. Des.
nnoland, arrived in Hampton Roads on FRIDAY
night last, in 43 days from Bayonne, witt, dis.
patches for Mons. Turreau, the French Minister
She sails this day for Baltimore . HeraI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

The Legislature Of Rhode Island hd,
chosen committee to cof.fer svish one TO be
appointed in Mfs$achuSetts, 10 ascertain
me boundary line 6etrveen the tsvo STATES ON
t:te northern Nars Of the Stare.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

7hc ehih augustus, Chcuer. has orr;7,,d
nj 'satem in So days from D7aita Mr. ia
8eNh Justin, Of BosIon, hassenger IN bsy
'..Iorms fhaf The Mediterranean is mn of
"rfncb frtUateers, which cahtu1e eycrD
american Uessci they fnd, 6ut, that Dtost
" mem are recovered for their Owners bv
me OfStfance Of The British rruizers, .Is
many as sirfeen Frcnch hrivateers had
6sen recently sem inc Mute tn british
erafzerS. The IeyaHss sid aos stsh at
GHTeTtur.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

NEW YORK, Nov. IL. Mr.. Jackson, the
late British Minister, is expected in this ci
ty in few days, where he intends to spend
the winter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08

TOR SALE, a TRACT of LAND, in
A the county of Cumberland. within a
mile of Farmville, containing four hundred
acres, not quite half of which ia cleared.
The remainder is for the most part prime
tobacco land, uncommonly we'll tim5ered
ard watered. The cleared land is generally
in excellent heart. There are on the
tract commpdioEs framed granary she'd
ded all around and two tobacco houses. =
The situation is esteemed uncommonly
healthy. If net previously sold, it viii be
offered at public sale, on Friday the FIRST
day of December next, In the town OF
Farmville==whsre also, the subscriber has
for sale an excellent well built small dwell
ling house with commodious store house
and lumber house adjoining, with good cell
lars, xcs
MIR. EDWARD RADFeaD, who lives adj
joining the land, will shew j. to any one
disposed to purchase.
JOHN RANDOLPH.
November ist, 1909. CIV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08

A T Iaeeting of the directors of the
"A Richmond Turnpike Company on
"Wednesday evening, the 18th of Noyem-
Der, 1902.
Resolved, That all shares CT delinquent
holders of shares in the said company be
sold at the Washington Tavern in the city
of Richmond on the 18TH day of next month
at II o'clock,
Resolved, That call of FIVE dollars on
each share be paid by the shareholders in
the company to the treasurer, on or before
the first day OF December aext.
ids II. SHEPPARD. clk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08

BOARDING FOR DELEG ATES.-
- WILLIAM RALEIGH, has taken the
house belonging to David Bullock, Esq. west
from the capitol, and lately occupied by
William Writ, ESQ,
He can accommodate from Is to 90, and
shall make preparations for that purpose.
He begs leave to inform his friends as
we'll as those who may conide in him, that
he will devote himself with this. greatest at
tention to give satisfaction to mem, as we'll
as to obtain the appreciation of his own mind.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08

I N oyder to complete the residue oethe reauisi
= tons ofthe decree OF the honorable high court
Of chaueery, for the Richmond district, dated
the Both June, 1909 and published in this paper
from the 18th of August to the 18th September,
inclusive, and an additional decree dated the SD
September, 1909, in the eases of William Mar
shall and Thomas Taylor, guardians of Eleanor
and Lavina Dandridge. orphans Of William
Dandridges deceased, and others, Pits. +
AGAINST
William DuvaIs administrator of William Price
deceased, Lucy Price widow, and William D.
Anne Price infane heirs of the ssid William
Price, deceased, Def,s.
And also in conformity wi.k a further decree of
she aforesaid court, dated the ed Sep, en.ber.
1903, in the case of Matthias jordan, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
The same defendants as above.
We or one of us will positively proceed . sell.
on the premises, at public avction, OF Tuesday
the 12th day OF Deceuber next, IT II o'ciooE Z.
a. M Il fair, if not the next fair dsy, al tle said
hour, the Blue House spd Lot or thc street on
Shockoe Hill, mentioned in the frsy decree.
which the late register William Price. purcha
sed of John Britain, subject 60 the CLAIM o { Mrs
John Britain, for a supposed right Of Dave.
she never having relihquished any claim which
she might nave in the event Of her living lorger
ethan her said husbaud.--And immediately shsre
after two lots of ground near the Federal isEying
known by the nnnbeys in DuvalS
addition to the CITY Of Richmond, and three
lots near the late residence of William Nice, on
Shockoe Hill known by the numbers in Judge
Washington's addition, IL, u, and 10, on two
years credit, frsn the day o. sale, with iu.ercsv
from date, Bonds with approved security will
be required, or so much thereof as will De sn1i.
Gent to satisfy William Marshal aad Thomas
Taylor, Esqrs guardians as aforesaid--.,he resi-.
due OF the original sum decreed in their favor cf
400 dollars with interest and cosss of said suit
and Mettkias Jordan. in the SUM Of 500 dolls.
with interest from the FIRST day Of January
1909 till paid and the costs expended by him in
said suit, and also TO discharge the balance of
the expenses Of the PyevIous ard said sales We,
unProvided fors as authorized by the aforesaid de-
crees.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08

NOTiCE,--Once more, II Is hereby re-
4 questcd that those who are Indebted %
the trustees of the Richmond Academy, DO
make payment 10 the subscriber, as the
work IS now begun, and If is expected that
there Will be laid irom one hundred 70 oae
hundred and fifty thousand bricks IN the
walls of the Academy this fai. lie has an
dertaken The collection by agreement with
John Brockenbrough and William w. Hen
ing, the other members of the committee,
appointed by board Of trustees There
fore, It j. absolutely necessary that the col.
lector may have as little trouble as possible
IN the collection, in order to have money ia
hand, to carry on SO laudable an undarta-
king.
ROBT. MITCHELL.
City Of Riehmohd, Sept. 9TH, 1909. VT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08

TOR SALE, between 4 asd 500 acres of
Il GLOUCES TER Low GROUNDS
THAT valuable plantation called SUP YARD
belonging to the estate Ct the late Benjamin
Dabney, situated on Ware River. 1t is
well timbered and convenient for fish
and oysters. Terms may be made known
by application to
tn: C. SMITH. E.E'r. and
SARAH DABNEY, Ex'trx.
November 1, 1899. Emp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08

A TUTOR well qualified to ;each the En-.
a glish language grammatIcally ArtnA
mctic, geography, with the use of the
Globes, s, me Of the most simple branches Of
the MathC mates, * who writes a good hand
Such an one coming well recommended ~
well for Iaese qualifications as for correct
deportm mt, viii meet with liberal encou.
rage nent from the subscriber, who NAV
be seen in Richmond from the goth to the
goth inst.
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
Cumberland, Nov. 4th, 1909. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08

I OSEPH & GEORGE MARX oaer for sale
, on board the schooner Feronia, 600 SACKS
SALT, Twilcd Sacks and well filed They
arc IN daily expectation Of receiving several thou.
and bushels LIVERPOOL GNOU1D SALT,
which will be disposed OF on reasonable terms
Fiohmond, ID Deeembsr. 1909. N
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08

WILL BE SOLD, at Buckingham court
w house, for ready money, on the 9Th
day of January next Cit being court day) by
virtue of deed of trust executed by Charles
Talley to Henry RawliDs aad David Bell,
as trustees, fer the purpose of securing
debt therein mentioned due to the executor
of John Adcock, dec. TRACT of LAND,
containing 40 acres, lying and being in the
said county, between the two Buffalo creeks,
branches of WIllis's river, AID in the neigh
berhood Of Cara.
HENRY RAWLINS,
Surviving Trustee.
Nov 9Th. 1909. Nv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-The
V subscriber intending to remove TO one eF
the Southern States, In the course os fifteen or
eighteen nonthS, offers for sale the tract OF land
on which he now dweVs. Il contains by la,e
survey, about eleven hundred and eigGiy acres.
of which six hundred and fourteen are yet in
woods. The soil is peculiarly SUITED 20 the pro.
daction of wheat, and is excellent fer corn and
tobacco. The situation is remarkably healthy,
and is only one mile from the navigation OF Ap.
pomattox. Those who wish TO purchase, A
coon TRACT OF LAND. AT a HEAsoHABBE
PRICE, are lnvited TO view this property. IT IL
should not be sold by private eorsract befose the
sixth day of January next, it will then be pa. up
10 the highest bidder, at Farmvile, on credit
of one End two years.
PETER JOHNSTON.
Prince Edward, November 2oIh, 1899. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08

DY virtuC 81 tgo deeds of trust executed
ID by Robert Campbell, one on the 18th
OF June, 1907, and the other on the 24:h of
September, 1907, for the purpose Of secur.
ing TO Mel McCoul, certain sums Of money
therein mentioned, will be sold, to the high.
est bidder, at the Eagle Tavern, in the ci-
ty Of Richmond, on Saturday, the 9th of
January next, the following tracts or par.
GELS OF LAND, belonging to the said Ro-
bert Campo .ll---One tract lying on Cum.
berland river, in the state of K ntucky,
surveyed for John Crawford, by virtue of
military warrant, dated 9th January, 1885,
numbered 2562, and Containing four hun.
dred and forty sfour acres.
Seven other tracts Of Land adjoining each
other, and containing FIVE hundred acres
each, lying in the county Of Kanawha, on
the waters Of Sandy Greek, surveyed in
October, 1898. The sale will De made a.
greeably to the act of assembly, passed on
the 31st of january last, entitled, an act con
corning executions and for other purposes
And will be conducted by one or more Of
the
TRUSTEES.
Richmond, November 2stn, 1909. VITA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08

NOTICE. II is the subscribers wish TO set
y tie all debts contracted for, and to get in
all monies due John Grsnbery, Esq. as respects
the Columbian Mills. 1t is to be hoped those
indebted will come forward and pay of their
accounts, and all those that have claims will
come forward and receive payment without De.
Jay.
SAMUEL LEIGH
Columbian Mills, Dec. 5th. 1909. 2
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA.
AKA supericr cont Of chancery holden atthe c..
piecl IN he city of ificamoad, the Ssh day CT
October, .3O9.
Thomas goster aud Susanna his wife, which
said Susanna is the daughter Of John Mitchell,
deceased, pits.
Robert Scott, administrator of John Mitchell,
the said Robert Scott, administrator OF SUI.
sauna MitcreH, sad tx same ltob IT Scott and
Janett his wife, Thomas Holloway, admins
traitor of JOHN Mi,chsil, junior, deceased. and
Walter Logan aud his wlies deits.
eTaak dessn ans Waller Logan and his
wife not having catered their appearance
ana given security according TO the act of as.
sembly, and the rules ef this court, and it aa.
pearing the satisfaction of the court thar they
ase not inna5i,ants of this country, on mosion OF
ths plaintiffs by ceunsel il is ordered, thai the
said defendants dc appear here on The first day
OF the acxt term, and answer the bill os the
plain.ifs-rand that copy of this order be forth.
with inserted in some newspaper published in
the city of Ricbuiona, for TWO months success.
sively, and posted at tfe 'front.' door Of the CAPT.
tol in the said city.
4 Copy7=Tese,
PETER TIEsLEY, c..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08

A BANK NOTE Of ONE HUEDRE u
"a DOLL3RS, was taken from black bo
who GATED hIniseif James Smith, x says he f5rn-
il in ne street No thinking il proper 20 let the
boy keep il, detained i; for the proper Owner
VITO riay have il, on giving Satisfactory svi.
Gence CT his or their right 20 II and paying the
expense Of this advertisement.
John MCDONALD.
Richmond, march 10sh, 1909. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08

THE Subscriber beieg anxious 20 dis.
4 charge his debts, offers for sale, that
valuahle Plantation, lying in Amelia cnun
", on Flat Greek, containing upwards Of
500 aces, considerable quantity Of which
apply to wrf
WILLIAM MURRAY.
(iTovc Brock, October 18Th, 1903.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08
% Dollars Reward,

/, rs offered for experimenting ANDREW, ne
no slave, who about the beginning Of this
month Run AWAY from the subscriber resi-
dieg IA the neighborhood os Amelia Ccuri
Hbuss. Andrew is about thirty years old
40 intelligent, active, small man, good house
and siab,e servant, dives a Carriage well. I'M
derusnas Iit.le % Shoemaking aud readily
pesforo. sny kind OF plantation Iab~r. Some
years ago ne was IN the service of Mar Turner
n me Bell Tavern in ltchmond where I be.
lieve he gcneyay acted as bosileY and after
wards III last CHRISTMAS was employed by Hr
stemrre-y. Re has wife living Al the Man
chester coa' yard free mulsuo woman named
Sukey Eellinger, by whom have reason TO be.
lieve he is secse'ed. / will pay ,F1e shove re.
ward 70 any person who viii deliver 20 me the
above r1er.ioned save, or secure him in Jail, 50
THAI &c, him again.
James Henderson.
CO., u. mo r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08

NEGROES FOR SALE.-Ou Faiday
IN the 18th day of next mon b, will be
sold. at Mecklenburg courthouse, to the
highest bidder, go LIKELY Negroes, on IL
months credit, the purchasers giving bpnds
with approved security5 bearing interest
from he date, bat such interest to De res
mtled in case of punctual payment.
WIZ. MONF9RD.
Richmond, Nov. 25,h, 1909. tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08

In Powhatan county court. 0aober the 18th.
William jenkins, assignee of Allen1
Bowles, Pitt
AGAINST
Samuel Owen, aud Joseph Mayo, ex Cnan4
eeator of David Owen. dec Dsfts. -ey'
TT appearing 70 the satisfaction CT the court
that the defendant SaTaue Owen Is not an IN
habtant Of this observation-disclosures It is
ordered, on motion of the plaintiff by his attor.
nsy, that the SAID defendant Samuel Owen do
appear here on or before the hrsr day of Zebra,
airy term next, aud answer the plaintE 9 BILL
and that a copy Of this order be forthwi,h inser.
tedn some one o. the newspapers printed in
the ei:y of Richmond, for two menths success.
iyoly, and tba. another copy be posted at the
front door ofthe courthouse Of this county.
A copy.--Fe5te,
JAMES POfNDEXTER. OK.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08
FOR sale.

n FOX S6LE.
30 hItds bro Sugar 50 boxes fresh raisinS
100 bbls do. do. so boxes soap
20 hhds loaf do. 10 casks sherry wine
1900 bis green Coffee 70 do. malaga do. ~
1000 yds twid sackg 80 bags pepper
10 TN hoop Iron. @25 bags race ginger
III los sewing SILK 100 reahs writing pa
S Ahds Rye WHISKY Ger
10 gross Eagle playing IS boxes chocolate
cards BlisteEed steel, shot,
8 boxes refined salt pc shoes, gauging 70 is,
tire winter strained oi,
IS bis Tanners ell &c. sc.
Apply TO
Richmond, Nov. 30, 1909. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08

ID Y virtue Of deed Of trust executed BY
- John Dennis TO the Subscriber, bearing
date the 25th day Of July, 1907, Of record
in the county court Of Richmond, for the
purpose of securing debt dse to Ezekiel
Levy will be sold, at Farnham Church,
on the sth day Of December next, to the
highast bidder, under the provisions Of the
act Of assembly passed last session, entitled
an act concerning executions and for O..
theT purposes ," the following property
conveyed bg the said deco, 70 wit--Sch0o-
ner Henry, OF Iappahannock, with all her
apparel, and sundry negroes, whose names
are Sarah, Sam, George, Hannah, aud Joe /;
three horses, ten head of cattle, and Eve
feather beds and furniture, or so much Of
the said property as will raise the sum re
qaired. Provided the day Of sale above
mentioned should be bad weather, the sale
will .ake place the first fair day after.
B. MeChkTT, Trustee.
Richmond County, 18th Nov. 1909. Sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08

WILL BIZ SOLD,-To the highest bid
Wv der, at Haley Coles tavern, in the
county of Chesterfield, on the 9th of De-
ceEber next, one fourth part Of valua-
bic Coal Mine, on Falling creek, in said
county, containing 80 1.2 acres, more or
less, and commonly known by the name of
"Union Pits" The pitts have only been
worked TO al extent to ascertain that the
mines are OF sufficient thickness to be rated
among the best seams or beds of coal now
knowb.--AlsO will be sold at the same
time and place, one-twentieth part of The
pitts commonly called Ellison and Wool
bridges pitts, containing 103 acres, more or
less, and Immediately joining the other.
An indisputable title viii be made to pur.
chasers, and the terms made on the day
OF salt.
JAMES CHEATHAM.
Nov. %, 1909 tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08
'Richmoad 10Th Nov. 1903.

Richmond, 10Th Nov. 1909.
rs. As much inconvenience and unnecessary
expense results from the present mede or coliec.
ting TIE contributions Of the niemberE which
annually diverts considerable part of those con.
tributions from the uses for which they were
int individuals with heavy costs
and greatly delays the eoiiecrlcns, to the iu-
Jury of the credit of the sooisty, the general
meeting at their last annual session, applied 70
the legislature &c authorize . more certain, expe.
ditions, and less expensive mode of collection
their application was rejected, Under al impress.
sion that the members of the society might not
approve OF this act of thciy proxies. Having
been informed that similar proposition will be
submitted to the consideration ce tbe next gene
yal meeting, and believing some amendnent in
ii 1T respect necessary to the prosperity of tae
institution, have thought it proper 70 give this
pphlic notiee thereof.
S. GREENHOW, P, A.
sTTsOiher printers III this state ere re- les.ed to
insert the above in their papers Till the eleventh
December next. Sc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08
BALTIMORE LOTTERY.

~ A few tickets in the Baltimore
Lottery now drawing for sale at this
Office, Price 8 dollars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08

ITO BE RENTED. the large and COM
L modio1s TAVERN, aud also the TAN
YARD, late the property of James Fowler,
deceased, situate in the tJwn Of Carriers.
vile. Possession can be had mime diately
For terms apply to
THOS II. WALTON, Admir-.
w IL the wiz annexed of
JAMES FOWLER, deceased.
Gainesville, 29th November, 1909. 4wp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08
m COTFCIL, Sept. lgtb, 1909

In COLFCIL, Sept. 18Th, 1909.
Il is advi:ed, that from and after the lst day
Of JauuzTr next, the Auditor bainsTucied in every
case where any claim By virtue Of an order or
certificate of count is presented to him by per.
son whose name is not mentioned therein, 20 re
quire such pe.scn 10 produce 81 n IN order or
power Of Attorney fom the indvidua ia whose
favor such ordes or Certificate Of court was
made, tog ;her with an aFdavii of one witness
At least, csrl6ed by Magistrate o. Notary
Public, mat soch indVidual actually signed and
acknowledged the same. And - give general
information af this rule, L is ADVISED. thar co.
py hereof be published ia the Virginia Argus,
Enquirer, petersburg InteIligencer, Norfolk Her
cid, Lynch0urg Star, Staunton Eskle, add Win.
chester Gazette, once a week, unu TIE FIRST day
Of January next. Extract from the journal,
(wtiD DANIEL l. HYLTON, {. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08

THE GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA
will NEE, in The Mason's Hall, in the city
of Richmond, at O'clock in the evening ofthe
second Monday in December next, hcing the l,h
day of the month.
Ncvembsr 18th, 1909. tdm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08


NTOTlCE-The subscriber being desir-
L Gus Of closing the executrixship OF the
late John Collins, most earnestly solicits all
those indebted to discharge the same, as
suits indisCriminatcly will be instituted
and all persons having claims will please
exhibit them properly authenticated before
the 1st of February next, as this notice will
be plead at bar.
CATHARINE DABNRY,
Surviving Executrix Of
JOHN COLLINS, dec.
December tst, 1909. sw
nor SALE, TO the highest bidder, on the
IL 2Oth OF December, 1909, on the premi-
ses, a PARCEL Of GROUND, on the main
street, at or near Rockets landing, and op.
posije To Lewis's wharf, belonging to the
estate Of Wiltshire NJ. Lewis, dec. con.
tanning one hundred feet, or upwards, which
will be divided into convenient lots to suit
purchasers. Also, about SO acres OF LAND,
bounded BY the main Road, the lines Of MIR
William Mayo, MIR Geo. Blakey aud Gil
hs's Greek, which viii also be laid out into
tCuemeuts 20 suit purchasers. The terms
Of payment will be made known on the DAY
OF sale.
WALTER p. SHELTON,
Executor Of the said
WILTSHIRE VI. LEw1s.
November 18th, 1909, IDS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08

n 4 OT1CE=zThe subscriber having administered
upon the Estate of the late Mr.. JOHN
HUGHES, senr. ogCuHiber and. now Powha'ao
county, il is earnestly requested f there be any
demands against that Estate, that they may be
brought forward Or o. before the FIRST day Of jan
gary next, properly authenticated and receive
payment, A. ! u.cna Sc make a division Of the
residue 81 that Estate Immediately after the said
first dsy of Ian1nry nex, after which this advcr
tiscment viii be plead IN bar asanst any claim
whatsoever
JOHN CUNLIFFF, Admir-.
with che " il annexed
Coaigits, Ches,er6,id county, 10Th Oc'. 1909.
H1J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08

At a superior court of ehaneery holden =, she
capitol IN The city Of Richmoud, the eis4,.
teenth day of September, 1909.
Hugh Mercer, Plte
ASATGsT
Betsy Green, Dea
HErdetendant not having entered her ap.
pearance and given security accordine 10
the act OF assembly and the rpos of This court.
ana 1t appearing TO the sasiSfac,ioa OF The court.
that she = not an inhSbitant 6 this countrg, on
motion of the plaintiff by cnupsei. i, is ordered,
mat she sad Sslepdant do appear here en- tue
frs dap OF the next term aud answer the Sin oe
the planuii-and thar copy of this order De
forthwith inserted in some newspaper puhished
IN tue city of Richmond, for two uonths sue.
cesiiyeiys and posted at the frent door of the
capitol in the said city
A Cop--Teste,
PETER TINSLEY. {. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08

TOR RENT, The House & Lot at pre-
4 sent occupied by Mr.. George Watt,
situated on the east eide of Shockoe creek.
For particulars apply to Mr.. Watt or 10
e JOSEPHG ALLEGO.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-08

EhSH wih be given for a good male
~ house servant and femoie ccok.
jCSEPH TRENT.
O5l. 2Yth, 1902. Il