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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-22

Pinknfy, the Marquis has made What may
be called a good move. smay be added
that Wellesley is dsterminedthe King shall
not oe check.matea.
We have seen a letter per the Laura Ann,
dated London, August so, the postscript TO
which acknowledges the receipt Of a letter
from Paris of the 24th of August, stating;
that Bonaparte hM released all the Alneri-
can property that was under sequestratloa.
-Mezv Iork Gazette.
Another letter by the same arrival, with
news from Farhsund, of Ju!y IS, mentions
the trial of the brig Nancy, of Philadelphia,
and Mary Of Boston the former was clear
ed and the captors condemned i'll costs &
the latter was condo mntd on the most frivo-
lous pretexts, one Of which was, that her
bottom was too clean to nave crossed the
Atlantic Ibid.
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PUBLIC SALE.
On Tuesday, the aoth inst. will be sold at the
Venduc Store, on, a liberal credit,
One bale ofmixt Kerseys,
One do. drab Plains Of different
PC. Maraeller.
O,tatary,
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,,,,rD. on Wednesday evening last,
.-sburg, Loudoun county, Virginia.
DIV. mr.. Mines, Mr.. WiAiam Har-
-. to Miss IAry 7. Nsavtoa, both
mis- town.
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Pinknfy, the Marquis has made What may
be called a good nave. Il may be added
that Wellesley is dsterminedthe Kinss' shall
not oe check. mated.
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4 GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber wishing to remove 20 'he
western country, viii sell the FAkM on
which, he resides in Fairfax county, mics
from Alexandria, from George Town ier-
ny, AMI about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing. TO the city of Washington
in a heal,hy, agreeable neighhorhood' con-
tAinin:, about 47o acyes, on which IS q co"se7
pient dwelling house, large cnoug h Tor gen
teel family, together with oil the outh"oses :
suitable, all new or nearly SO an orSnar' y
apple trees OF selected fruit together e VIM
diffcrsn; other fruit trees, . proportion o, I'M
proved meadow tor the scythe. ana 'atss
portion moro may easily be made: hny pei
son incl;nea TO purchase may know inc EN-
by application p Mr., Joas DrLts' aajo'A.'s
the sail farm, or the subscriber on tue Pse J.
E. Dulin.
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IoCenh II. Vaudeville,

IoEeph II. Vaudeville,
O6s,s 70, sale the following articles, by
uohoLesale or retarL
1000 bush. Lisbon and Liverpool Salt
10000 lbs Green!C coffee, in barrels and bags
1000 Goshen Cheese, OF excellent qua
lily in casks ID
600 bbls. of Hsrrings, Shad and Mackarel
so tons Plaister Paris
on ba,es prime Upland Georgia Cotton
10 hbds. Jamaica, Antigua and Dema-
rara Rum n.,o nr.ndx
e hhds. Muscovado Sugar 80.
so bbls. do. do.dlttsrent qsaii'lss
. hhds Copperas
Gunpowder,
Imperial,
5 Sy;ss'n ,.,o, TEAS
h. and
Hyson Skin, }
s;:s:s, a., WINES.
Holland and Country Gin ,.,,
New ENGLAND Rum in hhts ana '''''
ps,sb snd Apple Brandy in bD's'
Martinique Cordials, in noSes uo,sv
ionf and Lump Sugar, hsVan'a" '''"''
P'sd s In hhds. Spanish fiotans 'n"s''
spauish Cigars, Butter. ,s.,,..d To-
Lar .
Oas :Un u, and Shot Of different sizes
Cinnamon, Nu.megs, Pepper, n;", Csu,
chocolate Nos. | and 5, Mould and o'p' Na
! dies, ..4.. -#'l
pines in hoxes, gross EACH and
Hinrhsm box's, Hamilten's Garr'''' 'N'
.J.i.er's Stuff in bottles. -,
LONDON and philadelphia Mussafs'
/ Writing and Wrapping Paper
Red Cords, Leading Lines NC
+ - ass ALios $500
A constant supply Of WATER At .a. eaA saa
hoo, sUrsnr1sk ILorR, by retail eta anu roh.e.
8. oes 90 bhds. of Maryland and vEg'a'a : 9p-'
CO.
November 20. -
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ROSE HILL FOR Sale

This healthy, beautiful, and well improved
SEAT is now offered for sale. IL ~ :.
It contains 400 acres, 80 of which ars il ;
wood. holland is better adapted to the use Of
Plaster of Paris, and there is some very yalu-
able meadow land upon It.
Fort terms apply to w. H. Foots, esq. upon
the premises, or to the subscriber III Charles
county, Maryland. r, !" ~.
Benjamin Dulany. Jun.
September IA. ~ IN 2e I'd
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the subscriber

The subscriber
Has received tie following art'cles:
Nav Orleans and st. Cro.x Sugars OF the
Mississippi Cotton of the first suallty ;,
Couniac Brandy, St. Croix kum' ho''a"'
Gin 49,. ...
5:;::; Particular '" Madeira v'sH'
superior CIaret in cases
Imperial,
/" Hysun,
Young Tyson ;s TEAS. =;
Souc6ony, ~. IL.
l3ohea ,,,.
i,cs, Green Coffee in bags and barrels
Gunpowdcr
Pr. paten, Snct, from 8. 3 to NO. ~
Mould Shot, h l.. and ) >. b. .t"&
SaltPctre. doube rehhed ..h E,.'.e
Spanish, Flotaut Indigo ~
copperas Of the lst quality y
Fresh Nutmegs .-.,.r o.. =
Pimcnto and black Pepper
with a general assortment OF GkoCE
RIEs, and as usual. old Jamaica spln''
Peach Brandy, and old Port wine an bottles. ),
The above articles will be sold very low ~
the wholesale or retail.
TO RENT,
! A csasenient and well fnishsd hhlIe
+susE. at the upper end Of King street
| lanes Sanderson' s
III . 10. 4 > -, f'ts4 - = ~
T. w. E.. .y~---s t.y -. -. 8. .s Z
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LANDING -.
From the sloop Ranger, Captain Campbsh'
and for sale by
Lawrafon and FoWle,
80 tons Plaster Paris
30 barrels New-England Rum
, 100 kegs Salmon
4 chests Hyson Tea ...
80 coils Grass Rope
5000 yards Tow Cloth
So casks Goshen Cheese, OF superior
quality.
30 900 weight Green Coffee
Is hcgsheads and 20 barrels Museo'aoo
Sugars
10 chests Young Hyson Tea, OF sape'
rior quality -
so cases Florence Oil, IL bottles each
100 bolts Ravens Duck
100 reams Writing Paper.
80 barrels Tanners Oil
8 casks Sperm Oil
pipes 4th proof Alicant Brandy
puncheons Jamaica Rum
200 barrels Mess No. & No.i2 sseI
50 barrels Prime Pork
$50 box.s Brown Soap
casks Timothy Seed
50 boxes Cod Fish
50 Do. No. ! s 3 Chocolate
10 barrels Salmon
10000 lbs Soal Leather 60.
80 packages Shoes different aua''t'es'
80 casks Bellona Gunpowdcr
case German Checks
WANTED,
1000 bushels clean Rye, for which Cash
will be given. .
hppl, as nbcve.
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a. Nesu Hardware Store.

ADAM LYNN & co. ~
Ray. received by the shit 'DuNTRIEs, IRON
,~ Liperaool, pia Bottimcre,
A large and general assortment q
Ironmongery. Cutlery. Sad
dlery, iapanned s. brais Ware:
Which they now offer for sals, wholssass
and retail, 1t their store, corrsra OF A sax
and .Royal.strsets, htely occupied ~ 's' !.
SAerron. - ~ .fst /. q. :, !, III -,
-. They have a4o. for sass, 7, s;.9' !.
Barr Iron and Steel So
Dceembcrll I. fs 4, 4 "a Z. .si,ea..
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MILITARY LANDS.
FOR SALE,

O. will be exchanged for PROPERTY in 'd'ere"-
Gria or its vicinity,
A Warran, for SOC acres OF Land,
Granted by the state Of Virginia for M''i H;
services during the revolutionary war. nv .s
land lies in the state Of Ohio, and Is saia 70
be amon:s, the hes, in the state. 1t wiil %
sold great bargain. Apply to .
John Longden. !
Nav II.
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The Subscriber ii
VIII dispose Of at Public Sake - sfhfls
On Saturday the aoth day9 Jms,n ~ |.
bremises, ~ - = 3 u 5assfsSS
Tie Hoyfsl and Lot on Kisg 1,ss,,
Now occupied by Mr.. Thomss ShreevSs ~
serving to himself his hsii. and 81
zee passage at all hines from I ioahS
~ feet alley in the back Of the lotn tosnd fossl
the house now occupied By Mr.. RITZ Gra3,
and the buildings back fsaid house.
The terms of sale, ono half :ash, for tbeS
other half a note with a good endorscrs
bic in ninety days from the day Of saaiss and
negotiable at the Bank of Alexandrias.
Stephen Cooke.
Iounapv Z -. ~ j. - !
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TO RENI..

!. A. handsome convenisntS two story, braek
Dwelling House, With oas hou.ss eeM 49,
and garden situate on Patrick bstws z. 3 AA
and Prince -stresss, tx I. \ ~.
I >. 80. n = ~ O, 2. - 49,
A convenient two story Fran 81 ison - ~
- .''.'' ayr / Haac i ~, g.
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2 3. For Sale: Of Hire, 8 3. Z, .:. !,
i Two ,ulsss GR0 m ~ sas 3 -
.,o,,s i;;;e,,Etsan: Is sybalks D
years p99sEs g. ~ - 81
sg.sa,sf 3. ss:s s. 3
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-17

sstrons additional inducemeut TO the youth of
Industry & ambition. to enlist Under his ausp;ccs.
lt.c court is invested by it's institution, with al,
The various Jurisdictions OF the several courts Of
This commonwealth but Mr. TIA, ar always sits
as judge. According to the nature Of The action
rs the jurisdiction of the court, and this must
siways be determined by the party who institutes
the suit The evidence is altogether ut the writ
zen KIND aud IS ofcouise fictitious but there j.
NO difficulty III forming IN such MANNER as Ia
involve the discussion cfpo;nts oflaw The du
ties of magistrate, sheriff &c are alternately dis
charged by the members OF the association, but
still reserving 20 item under these characters
the right to practice as sltorneys.' All the yari
actions usu ally occurring ~ tie course of pra.
tice. are he re Instituted. and conducted with The
customscy formalitics. through all their various
stages from the issuing of the writ to the execu
ton OF the Judgment. Thus i, will appear that
by this course OF practice, the student has
Iy the best opportunity of becoming acquainted
with his own duties as counsel, but he slender.
ed familiar with those of the diff rent Officers oe
the court an advantage not tn he lightly esti-
mattel BY rigid adherence to all the flr;nsli.
ties ofprsctice, he is rendered wary and cir.
clmspect his vigilance is kept instantly M the
alert, with the same ease that he guards him.
self, he is enabled is profit by want of cauti..,
in his adversary In word, Ill that useful and
indispensable knowledge which years are 50 of
tn jmed in alta mag is here easily anil ex-
along With the theory, they seated together
in the mind aud the principle is scarcely disccr
d separate from it's application. The advanta.
ges thus acquired are incalculable leave it for
selves TO es'im ate them
These observations, gealemen, have been
prompted by desire to promote the success of
an institution which, have no doubt, will ere
long be as celebrated as it is now useful lis
founder has generously disclsimed all pecuniary
considerations, and acts from other impulse
than desire TO be useful His object is laudv
BILE, his system is judicious and practicable, and
ought to be encouraged. Any farther observa
tons on the subject would be unnecessary and
superau ,us The advantages OF so valuable An
institution will be eagerly embraced by all those,
who do not prefera henghted and hogglmg
course to the distinct and pleasant guid,acc OF
practical science. A STUDENT.
u Should not the Profe ssors of Laws resort
to this institution of 6ioo, Courts 10 ernhody and
illustrate the principles >ftheir Lectures
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America, and an exhortation to preserve,
IN all their freshness, not only the princi
pies which had given them birth, bur show
ed the extensive, bane fetal Consequences
which would result from the establish ment
ut the An ~ July, as the great national fes
uval, which should annually redinteg, ate
those principles so essential TO The dignity
and happiness of man.
The Young orators met with merted APP
plause
hferthe first GRAFTON. the Degree of Bar
chelor of Arts was conferred Oh. venerable
governor Of Virginia, and several other visi :
tors assisting uDon
1Lessrs. Francis Gilman,
-Aierr. CamE6eu,
inman Horner,
WiGiam Taylor,
Georgr CroShan and
80. DQ5nev Brosvnc
and the Degree of batch-lnr If Law. upon
MrSsra. Ipifidn Page and Robsrt Uush
10 you, my dear Sir. who know well he
value OF right education. both TO the ntli-
v'dual e to society, cannot repress the feel
ings, 80 grateful to real American. watch
these literary exhibitions on the An OF July,
have never failed to excite The great oh
Ject 1T instruction is To prepare fIr active
and contemplative life the educ alton of the
youth ought to be preparatory tu the pur-
suits oil the man and. he will be the best edu-
Gated, VINO is best enabled, from ii distinct
ana comprehensive view of the OBJECTS be-
tore him. justly 10 appreciate thuse which
are most worthy OF his choice Hence, it
has always appeared to be, an honorable
testimony OF the wisdom and patriotism of
ms College. that, to the sciences of Ply
sicks. OF Ethics, the Laws of Nature and Ma
tions. Mathematics and Political iicono.ny,
there Is added those correct, elementary
principles of government. which identify the
citizen with that form which his Country
has adopted which. instead of rendering
suspected. itnot odious TO the rising genera
ton, governments established on the sacred
basis OF equal rights, cause them to admire
and to love such Institutions with all their
hearts, with all their minds, and with all
their souls; which, in short. instead of the
wicked folly and aosurdity of educating A
merIcaa Youth with kind or mistrust. if not.
Contempt, tor republican governments. teach
them rightly to estimate their incalculable
superiority in every respect. II is thus only,
that the sons of America, when they enter
upon the great Theatre of public interests,
viii feel, that to be a Republican, honest,
sincere, and strenuous, is part of their very
nature, the unseen but constant spring of
their entire social Conduct. Society and
Government are thus In unison with each
other /; the principles and affections of the
Citizen are conccntered in the same focal
point. and glow with rednubled lustre he is
not blindly and servllely bowling down to some
foreign Baal, but, Spartan-ike, is ready. at
all times. to devote himself TOR the glory and
prosperity of has own beloved Country.
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" ALUAbLE PROPER iY- FOX S3LE
l" pursuance of dc cree ofthe circui. co,re
OF the U States, for the Virginia district. nroS
nonnced at the Nov 1909 session of thar cnmrt
between VIM Kunkaii & Co plaintiffs. arainst
Thomas M Dame and others, defendants md
between Serbia Scrophalt and Starman ,l,fs
and the same defendants ~ "'*
W'li be exposed to sale, at auction, at Ca Ir.
IN The county OF Cumberland, on Monday. the
27th dav OF August next, that valuable 1fFR-.
GHANT MIL usually called the Ca Irs M liz
Iooacco Ware House, Tavern and other T. to II
GTound at that place Also, all the LANDS az
or rear Ca Ira, consisting of 1000 acres and IN.
wards which belonged TO James Deane, Thor,rs
M Deane and Francis Drane. or to either op
them, on the 2O,h d'yoi Mao CHI, 1901 Terms &c
Sale zen per cent. on the purchi ses 10 be n id IN
cash "A credit of one, two and three ve,rs f,r
the residue OF the purchase money, to bear in,er.
est from the day of stle-the purchaser or nur.
chase's giving bonds, with security, TO he an.
proved by the undersigned commissioners. or
IN one that may act, and also executing tlred
OF trust upon the property purchased. for Sc
curing the payment thereof, at the periods sf,,e-
sa'd Previous to the day OF sale the land wi,
be divided into convenient lots to suit purchasers
c COPELAND ,
W WILLIAMS { I0nirS
July II. a.
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Iuly H.
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WOODrHORPE.
BOSTON, July +. =
From Co,ten6arS.

Mr.. G. L Deblois, who came passenger IN
the ship Ceres, arrived at this port from ,ttcn
burg, informs that the Danes had made new
regulations for pr v,teering, more favorable l..
which he understood had been sent to Philadei
phia, by the American Consul that the ID aus,
gun boats were out: and of them had engl
ged the British sloop of war Rose that she los,
'er mizen.mast, but escaped from them bv r
bre' L sDringing up-That the ports OF Sweden
were shut against English vessels and property {:
That American property was safe in Russi, and
Cotiehburg land that the mark els generally in
tue Baltic and at Gottenburg were e'"'ed
Reheriory
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.ehertory
CAbIz, MAY 20.

News from the Kingdom His cxcellency Don
Nicholas Manly, on the l3 h of April. ordered the
van guard. under the direction of Brigsdier Don
Jose de Meneses, TO advance forthe purpose of
accommodating more closely the position OF the G
nemy, who was beseiging Astorga. On the same
daytime troops Quilted their positions !. lay thai
night at Riego, and its vicinity. On the 14;l,
they advanced as far as Foncebadon, 4 the light
troops to Raj anal. La ialarenga and Andnuv
la. The marine Sharp Shooters drove back d.
party OF French who were in amhuscade On
the 18th they were attacked by 200 horsemen
and some Infantry ct the enemy, whose fire they
sustained with gailantry, causing them some
loss but apprehensive of the approach of 81.
Perior forces, they retired The roads were
rendered impossible by the snow, especially for
the artillery wherefore on the same day Gen
Meneses retired to Regu, and from thence to
his tormcr position, in order to procure clo'hing
The Fifth Company of Ribero, with another of the
marine, had 4 skirmish with the enemy at Fooria
and Biiorcos. The scouting parties from Rioero
on that day RECALLED themselves with the French
mems provisions, and afterwards set fire to their
huts
In the kingdom ofJaen, great many compa
mes have been formed, and harrass The enemy
very mulch. Some oftIem have ntercepted ma.
ny Wagon loads IF plate and brandy, and seve
AL droves Of cattle
The French in Catalonia desert in such NUN.
bers, that scarcely day passes but from 60 to a.
100 OF them join our forces, and each of them is
immediately rewarded with 200 reals OF Vellon
The defenders of Ciudad Rodrigo resolving
not to be interior in glory to the heroes Of Sara
gossa and Corona, ara anxious only for opportu
mites of tcsttying theii patriotism, and accom-
ptshlng their wishes of extcrminating the
French lgons. In the sallies they made on the
3o'h April and the 1st instant, against the forces
that appeared before that place, they succeeded
IN driving them before their walls, with the loss
o. $50 Killed and wounded, taking at the same
time some prisoners and many artic les 1t is We
ry probable that IN consequence of the move
ment OF the Anglo-Lusitano army, the modern
Vandais have reFnqtshed the idea of laying
siege in form to Ciudad Rodrigo & that thos e
Iavr retired as it is reported, with precipitation
wo days after their entry into Astorga the 22d
ult. 1t is added that the garrison OF that place
sue eeded in eifectngit- escape
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x virtue OF deed OF trust, executed to the
- subscribers. by VIM Mayo. dece,e,J IL
OF the county of Powhatan. and of record in tie
court OF The sad county VIII be alfred for safe.
for cash, on the 18th dy OF October next. at tie
court house OF said county--one certain tract or
parcel OF LAND situate lying and being in the
county a'ortSa'I' and containing by survey, 2UO
the improvements. on which the said Mava for,
merly resided For the purpose of indemn,C,;no.
Brett Randolph and Seth Lyon, who were SCI
cnr'tlcs for the said WIN Mayo and his son D,-
',t' May', against the payment of certain sum
court, tor the benefit of the distributees nf ~
L S~ann, deed
The TUE vested in us as trustees ONLY will, no,
conveyed 70 the purchaser w
TOHN Icon
JAMES P0INDExTER, { Trustees.
July l. ~
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N CHANCERY.--Loeisa County, June
L court, 1910
Thomas Nuckoids, pi'E
AGAtNST
Samuel Oyerton, jr. Richard Morris. lanes
M'chie, VIM Cooke, lines Nelson, William C..
P"Indexier, executor of Warner III Bronddus.
deceased, Ovefton Harris, Edward x teland.
JOHN White, Elizabeth Lawrence, admins,ra-
trlX ot William Lawrence, deceased, Thomas
Hoiiaday Thornton Gibson, Nicholas Mcriwe.
''er ana barnett Moore, Dsf'ts
THE defendants, Samuel Overton ir Nicho-
las Meriwcther and Barnett Moore, not having
entered their appearance and given security &C.
coroing 10 the act of Assembly and the rules of
this court, and IT appearing To the satisfaction Of
the court that they not inhabitsnts of thi,
st'te On he motion Oft the plaintiff by his con-
sci, 1t IS ordered, That the said defendants, Sa.
muel Cverton. jr. Nicholas Meriwe,her & Bar
nett Moore, do sppear here on the secoud NJ m
dsy III -------- next, and answer the PLAINTIFF
BILL and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted i'll one Of the wspapers printed IN the.
city OF Richmond for eight weeks succe ss.yey.
and published at the front door Of the court house
oi this county, on SOM court day
CGtv Tst
JoRN POINDExTER, Crk.
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| \ 1871 saANcERS Louisa 'on@'y' June s0tr''
John Lewis and SusannI his wife Samuel Hes
ter, Barbara Bridgewster, Owen Burton \ Polly
ms wife, Valentine cCutchen admnstr tor OF
Ann McCutchen, deceased, his late lie, Henri
eta Greenwood, and Benjamin X rulliam, ie-
sal representatives Ut Ann pu!liam deceased.
RainngS.
samI Overton, ir. adm with the will anne xed
OF SAINT R7gI'na, deceased, WIN Cooke, Iames
Nelson. James Michie, VIM 9. PonteAler = x
ecut"r ut Warner II Broaddus deceased, Over
ton Hairs, Edward Kagand, Elizabeth Luz
renee, administrative Of VIM L.urence, deed.
Thomas Hoilsday, Thornton Gibson. Nichol.s
Meriwether and ban iett Moore, Def'ts
TIE fendan,s. Samue, Overtou. iunr adj
mirstIator rs aforesaid, Nicholas Nerwetler
and Daraett Moore, not having entered their ar
peararce and given security according 20 the net
OF Assembly aud the rues of this court and IL
appearing 20 the Satisfaction OF the court that
they are not inhabitants of this state on the mo-
ton OF tie plaintiff, by their counsel, 1t as ar
GeTea That the said defendants, Samuel Ovcltou
J6nr 's!m;nist' ator with the will annexed OF Ss-
mmei Ragi,nd, deed Nicholas Meriwether and
Barnett Mo,re do appcar here on the second
MONDAY III ------ next, and answer the
plaintiffs bii and tl!at a copy OF this OF der be,
forthwith inserted in one OF the ne wspapers prin-
ted IN the city of Richmond, for eight weeks
succe ssvely, and published ar the f ont door OF
The court house oftlis county, on some court day
ii Cepy Test,
JOHN POINDEXYEP, Cpk.
JUW II. wSw
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JoRN POINDExTER, err.
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july II

- ANk-NOTES LOST On the 90 l,se
- rnonth was put into the post eff, c in tbs
place, directed to WIN Wood, Buck Island AL
bemar'e county, Bank Notes to the amour, IF
three hundred and thirty dollars, as described
h'iowi which have not been received by said
Wood. The necessary steps to stop the paw
ment OF the notes at the Bank, have been e. kens
as the letter which covered these notes may have
been missent. it IS rcquested that it be sen, to
tn" Milton Post Off e.
Virginia, Richmond, q
349 Simon Hunter IA JAM 1907. IS
Do do Z lab Henry Ellis. II Mar. 1896 so
DO do 402 wilson Allen 70 Ian 1907 SO
Do do c 1886 Edwin Nuvel Feb. 1910 Sc
Do do 35S simon Hunter IA Ian 1872 so
DO do 52Z Phil Rogers Mar 1907 so
DO do d 1884 James East 25 Nov. 1897, 10
Do. Norfolk.
A 1876 Rich'd E Lee Mav 1905 20
RICHARD ANDERSON.
July ". re-