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POLITICAL VIEWS.

A few days ago, before the arrivals from Eu-
rope, we gave sketch Of the results of the late
war IN Germany upon the territorial distribution
OF conquest. The article which we gave few
days ago, was in fact written immediately after
the receipt of advices of the treaty having been
concluded at Vienna but it lay over till period
when the Sfagndtion of cur own national affairs
called for some novelty to divert us from the con-
sderation of our own shame.
The statistical calculation which we rave If
that tune had one material error, that is the inc.u
sion of Austrian Siesia among the countries lost
to Austria; when i'll fact, it still remains to Aus.
tria
REMAINS TO THE LATE HOUSE OF AUSTRIA
L.
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THARLES KOSHER with sincere thanks
~ tor torner patronage-respectiuily informs
his friends and the public, that the Carriage ma
king & Blacksmith work heretofore carried On BIZ
him, will hereafter be conducted under the firm
Ut Charles and Thomas Bosher-who hope by in
dustty and attention to business, to merit a con-
'inuance of public favour. Fashionable Giggs,
Carriages, Single-riding Chairs, and all kinds OF
Blacksmith work faithfully executed, at their
shop three doors east of the Bank, on the street
leading from the nanstreet to the Capitol1
CHARLES BOSHER.
THOMAS BOSHER
Feb. 90 ct
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(COPY.)
SIR,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
December 4, 1909

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
December 4, 1909
SIR,
have this day received eight weekly re.
turns from you, from the 1st July 10 S1st Aupust
last, with sundry other returns, some of which
bore the post mark Of November 18th. AS the
standing instructions OF this department respect.
ing weekly returns, and the particular instruct.
ons to you upon that subject, contained in nv let
ter of the Goth Of June last, have not been com
piled with, take the liberty to repeat that il is
Indispensable that the weekly returns should be
weekly made, and put in the post Office immed.
ately after the end ofthe week to which the re-
turn relates
/ have also this day received from the cashier
OF tic office Of discount and deposit, your RECENT
for one hundred thousand dollars, taken up from
HIM under The authority contained in my letter of
the 9th of March last. 1t was not my intention.
and the tenor Of that letter implies it, that the
whole sum should be drawn az once but that AZ
ter tue monies in your hands were exhausted.
you should draw on the bank from time to time.
to meet the debentures as they should be pre-
ecpted toyCu for payment lftherefore YOU have
not paid away for debentures, the Whole of that
sum OF ono hundred thousand dollars togetLer
with the sum remaining from your collactions.
and which appear TO have amounted. on tie Slst
of August, 20 twenty three thousand dollars. YOU
Will be plensed Immediately on the recent Of This
letter, to etund TO the Office of discount and de-
post such sums as may remain in your hands :.
and viii continue as fast as any monies come into
your hands, 10 apply them from week to week 10
the reduction Of tie balance Of the advance from
the bank, until il is wholly repaid
have received no statement the debentures
issued, nor any intin alton from you Of their a.
mount From tle time vixen the morey was In.
ken up by you, presume they were issued in
the month of September No statement Of de
bentures issued III the subsequent month of Octo-
tobcr, came to hand by the last mail This is an
irfegusrity which ought not to have taken place.
AS you are not ignorant ofthe manner in which
all your returns 10 this department ought TO be
made, must request your particular attention
that no omissions Or Irregularities be permitted
heresiter TO occur.
You Will be pleased TO acknowledge the
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COPY,
SIR,

Collectors Office, Custom. House, New. Orleans,
Oct. II, 1908.
SIR,
Should the embargo be raised during
the ensuing session OF congress, it will be neces.
sary at the time to make some arrangement at
this port for the payment of the drawback of du-
ties on the goods imported last fall, particularly
the ships Baltic and Eleanor, that paid upwards
OF one hundred thousand dollars and several o.
Their cargoes that were specially imported for the
Spanish market, and are still on hand, waiting
only that event to send them to Vera Cruz. As
the duties will have been paid, debentures must
issue payable in days after the vessel sails, and
shall not have sufficient public monies on hand
to meet them.
en- respectfully, &c.
WIN. BROWN, Collector.
Honorable Albert Gallatin, Secretary OF Urea
sury.
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DIR,
1t is probable, after raising of the enbar-
go, that drawbacks on the expectation of mer.
chandize from New Orleans to a very cons;dera-
bic amount, will become payable by the collector,
and that they will much exceed the amount Of
monies coming into his hands. Under these cir
cumstaaces, have to request, that on the appli-
cation ofthe collector, you will advance to him,
tor the payment ofdrawbacks a sum not exceed.
ing one hundred thousand dollars, which sum, or
such part oft as he may find necessary 10 take,
the collector is directed to refund to the bank out
OF the first monies which shall subsequently come
into his hands. In the mean time the drafts of
the treasurer on the institution shall be so reg.
lated that no real advance of monies beyond the
deposits belonging to the government shall be
made.
The advances thus to be made to the collector
are not TO be charged in the books of the bank to
the account of the treasurer of the United States
but will thank you to note at the Sot of the
treasurer's account which is made to this office,
the amount advanced TO the collector, and to con-
tinue this note at the foot of each return, shew-
ing the sum in advance TO the collector at the
end ofeach month, until he shall have repaid to
the bank the entire sum advanced in consequence
of this letter.
lam, Sir, &c.
(Signed) ALBERT GALLATIN.
Joseph Saul, esq. Cashier,l
Branch Bank, N Orleans.
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E'OR SALE--fwo valuable female House.sc
van. S, one of them (ahout 40 years old) is
good plain Cook, Washer and Ironer SC The o.
tIer, likely, acti.c black Girl, (sOuut Is years of
age,( has been chiefly employed as Nurse, but
is now capable of doing almost any kind ofl.ouse
Work. Apply to
ROBERT DIcKIM
February Is. x3v
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" AlUABLE PROPERTY FOk SaLE-
In pursuance OF decree of the Circuit
Court or the United States, in the Virginia Dis
tric, pronounced at the last session f mat court,
IN the suits there depending between AVm E,nlsalj
& Co. plaintiffs, against Thomas 81. Deane and
others, dcfeudants, and between Serbia Scro1hsI
and Starman, plaintiffs, and Tie same defer ANTS
VIII DC exposed TO sale, at auction, at Caics, in
the county OF Cumberland, on Thursday the 18th
OF February next, that valuable MERCHANT
MILL usually called the Cara E!iHs-ToDscco
warehouse, Tavera, and other I.0tsof Ground
at that piace-Alsn, al the Lands ~ or near Ca
IRA, consisting Of 1000 acres and upwards
winch belonged to James Deane, Thomas M
Deanc & Francis b Deane or to either OF them.
on the goth day of March, 18O1-Terms of
sale-Ten per cent on the amount of the p;.r
chases 10 be PAID in cash a credit of one, two
anu three years for the residue Of the purchase
money, TO bear interest from tie eav of sale.
the purchaser or purchasers giving bonds will,
security, to be approved by the Undersigned CON.
mlssioners, or the one that may act, and also ez-
ecating deed of trust upon the property so
purchased, for securing the payment thereof at
the periods aforesaid.
Previous to the day of sale the Land will be
divided into convenient lots to suit purchasers.
c. COPELAND, , Conmissi
w. C. WILLIAMS, 5 oneys.
n
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February IS.

4 N ASSISTANT TEACHER of the En-.
= \ glish language, Writing and Arithmetic
and LADY capable Of teaching fine Needle
work ana Embroidery, may hear of Situations
IN the country by applying at the Office of the En-.
quirer
February 16. Eff
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receipt OF this letter by the FIRST mail after its ar.
rival.
am very respectfully, &c.
(Signed) ALBERT GALLATIN.
w. Brown, Esq. Collector, N. Orleans.
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DOCUMENTS,
Accompanying the APPROPRIATION Bill for the year
1870

january 80, 1910.
Laid on the table by the chairman of the com.
mittee of ways and means to elucidate that part
OF the bill which appropriates money to repay the
bank of Newt Orleans the sum of 6 100 900 ad.
vanced by the bank to the collector at New-Or-
leans, and that part which relates to the settle.
ment OF the accounts of Timothy Pickering, late
Secretary Of State.
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PENITENvIARY STORE,

nc N ESTTC W.f RENO USE.
" ]. BURR, in addition 10 the articles ,aa,
~ nulacturel IT the pan.tentary cers for
sale IN assortment OF GOODS OF RO6tl. ~.
NUFACT'URE, pig:
Fine and coarse HATS OF every description.
regular supply of Gotten CLOrll. on con-
s;gnment from the Prov.dcuce ManWisctoIy and
will be old BY the piece AZ the mill prices, VIZ
BEDTIcEINc, SrWrprs, CHECKS < PLAIN
CLo1Hs, SpuN CorTow, single and dOu1ie,
home made LINEN SnEErIxG.
RICHMOND GUN-PO WIDER by tic ke-,
warranted of superior quoGty.
PHILADELPHIA PORTER & ALE in
casks ana bottles, and DEER in barrels
Harness Leather, Wax c ali Skins, Eoot Legs.
Co!oured and Black Roans.
WASTED TO HIRE, by the year, good
COOPER.
February IS. If
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
March 3, 1909.
SIR,
To enable you to pay the debeatures for
drawback on merchandise which may be export
ed from New Orleans after the 18th of this
month, have requested the cashier of the Office
ofdiscount & deposit at New Orleans, to advance
to you sum not exceeding one hundred thou-
AnG dollars, OF winch you are to take only such
as may be necessary in addition to the mo-.
already in, and which may come into your
Us for duties at the custom house. Whate-
buns you may draw from the bsnk in conse-
nee OF this credit are to be replaced by YOU
ofthc first monies which shall subsequently
received At the foot of your weekly returns
bu will please to note the amount of the sums
which may be drawn from the bank and will
continue such note until the amount shall have
been repaid
(Signed) ALBERT GALLATIN.
WIN. BRowNVLsq
Thomas T. Tucker, Esq. Treasurer ofthe U. S.
New Orleans.
1909 DIR.
Oct. 31.-To amount to new
account, 6 52I153 81
1909 CIR,
Oct. by balance from old
account, 59l.158 81
n. B. The sum of one hundred thousand dol.
lars was advanced to William Brown, ESQ Col
lectoT OF this district, the 4th inst per instruc.
tiOns contained in Mr. Gallatn's letter OF the 9Th
OF March, 1909
Errors excepted.
Office OF Discount and Deposit
New Orleans, Oct. 81, 18O9.S
(Signed) JOSEPH SAUL, Cashier
N. B. Enclosed is w Browns Receipt.
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February I.
VALUABLE LAND FOR sAI.E-Th,

" ALUABLE LAND FOR SAIE-Tbe
subscriber will SELL and give immediate
possession, of that well known estate, called
Blenhelm, situated on the south west noun.
tains, IN the countyof Albemarle, containing by
late surveys, two thousand eight hundred aud
ninety acres, this Land is peculiarly we'll adant-
ed to the growth Of Wheat and Tobacco, and
considered equal in ertiltyto any adjacent there
to, is about slX miles from Milton, from which
place there IS an easy navigation for BIZ teaux to
the city OF Richmond On the premises is a
large commodious dwelling House, which, from
he elegance OF its situation, and other adyanta-
ges, makes 1T desirable residence for genteel
family 1t will be sold entire o. divided, TO
suit purchasers Further particulars made
known by Captain John Harris, Albemarle coun.
y, Col Robert Gamble. Richmond, Mr.. James
ration, Alexandria, Mcssrs. Macdonald s. Ride
iy, Baltimore, or
NAMES ROSS.
Who wishes to sell Land in the counties of
CuIpepper, Fauquier, Spottsylvana 6. Caroline,
also Houses ard Lofts, pleasantly and advanta-
geousy situated on the Hill and Mainstrcet. in
The town OF fredericksburg.
Fredericksburg, Virsmia,l
Feb. Is. Iay3w
l.TOCK or DRY GOODS FOR SALE
> The subscriber DESTROYS Of removing to Phi.
i'jelphis, viii dispose Of his stock of well assert
ed D:y Goods ON liberal terms 10 those dis
posed TO enter INTO this business, or to add 10
their present stock this is object worth their
attention, as very considerable proportion of his
goods are scarce.
HUGH CHAMBERS.
The debtors OF The subscriber will call and
settle their accounts Immediately, or EXPECT ,vnn.
ouI distinction to have them put in al attoric,'
hands for collection his creditors will Call aid
receive payment,
HUGH CHAMBERS.
FEB. 6. epu
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December 80.

N. B. The sale above mentioned is postponed
I'LL the 9th of August, at which time it will take
place.
February wtds
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The above medicines are for sale at the Law
& Miscellaneous Book Store Of LEWIS DAMS,
Richmond.
Feb. Is. 1,yy6t
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(COPY.)

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
March 9, 1909.
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Collectors Office, Custom. House, New. Orleans
Oct. II, 1908.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-07
Sales at Auction.

IN Thursday the 9Th day Of Asgust next,
will be solo before the door OF the Ea-
gle TaverSSat II O'Clock, M. c'fa 8
30OONcres ri Land,
Lying in the eo0Sty ofBucIingham. be-.
tween the Pick sE a2d Maid Buckinghan
Roads, and on both 4es of each, the whole
fit In wood, and ak6oI ally eli,timbercd.
There are seyerd excel INT stands for ia.
verns on eac5 Road and >pndoubted title
will be madeS plat of tho land may be
seen at our vendHes Office
Terms Of Sale. One half CASH the bal.
ance payable at months for an approved
endorsed negotiable note.
PROSSER & MONCURE, ". NJ
Richmond, July so. 1910 tds.
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NO IT f..

ny Virtue Of Deed of Trust, made TO
1 the Suhscriber Ivy William Davidson
and Cunningham Burton, dated the 14t,, of
February. 1907. and recorded in the, Court
OF Hastings Of the City of Rich,nond,. to Sc.
cure the payment Of a SUM of money due
to Pfosser & Moncure,
? Will be exposed to sale at Auction. ON
the premises, for ready money. on the Srst
day of next month, the ~. y
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q . fti} y. ~
II AS just received fresh supply Of
4 4 Law, Medical, MISCELLANEOUS b
School books, which he will sell on IL
beral terms; part Of which are as
follows, viz. Coopers Equity Plead.
ing Wyatt's Practical Register Toll
lens Executors Peake and M'rJal-
ly's Evidence Judge Cooper's Opiui-
on Graydon's Forms Of Conveyan-
cling. and of Practice, a new work.
Belts Anatomy, do. Surgery new eG-
ton. abridged sy Smith; Darg%nst
Zoonomia; Pleasures of Hope ). MARI
neon; Ossicsn beauties Of ShaAe-
sPeare Confessions of James Conteati.s-
The Lake of KilIarrj, 2 Vols. price
2 dolls. by the celebrated Miss Pom
TER; Life Of the noted BurSouehs
Prince de Ligne Gregory's Letters
Boyer's French Dictionary Murry's
Grammar; Harrison, do. Tooke's
Pantheon; Blossoms of Morality
Looking GLASS;, for the mind Guth-
ries Geography Morses do. Virginia
Nightingale SKY Lark, &c. &c. &c.
July 10th, 1910. n
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liz CouNc1L Juiu Doth. 1910

In COUNCIL. July goth, 1870.
IT IS ADVISED, That IN future nj
claim IN attendance on Courts Martial
either as Judge Advocate, Members or
Witnesses. be referred co the Auditor fer
adjustment, until copy of the proceedings
Of such court martial, duly authshEcated
by the President and Judge Advocas< ~shalI
be received by the Executive Aid shat
this advice be published IN the Argus and
Enquirer for six weeks, and copies ther eof
furnished the commandants OF Divisions.
Brigades and Regiments.
: Extract from the minutes.
Attest,
DAHL. l.. HYLTON,
Clerk of the Council.
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'Bloodea Horses,

Consisting of two StalIions, one 6 years old
Last spring and distinguished by his success
tui performances on the turf-the other 3
years old, Of high form aud great beaut, -
several brood Mares, two very elegan,
yearling Colts, and two Fillies-sh OF the
most approved crosses and genuine biool
as will be shewn on the day of Sale py
authentic pedisrees in the possession of
JNO. II. COOKE.
N. B. About 40 head of sheep will al :
so be offered for sale at the same time.
~ J. Fl. c.
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Lot of Ground

mentioned in that Deed of Trust, 8, vhir.
is described IN the deed in the followinr
words. !" A certain Lot Of Ground lv;ns
aed being in the City of Richmond. con-
tanning twenty four feet on the main street.
to the line of Walter, Shelton's Lot, theucs
back with the line of said Sheltoo's i.os
isty feet, thence twenty four feet to the
cross street leading by Todd's Lot, thence
nifty feet to the sad main street, il be;nr
part OF the Lot No. twenty, and the same
Lot or parcel of Land which the afore sa;d
William Davidson and Cunningham Bur
ton purchased of Isaac Hall and Mary his
to said Davidson aud Burton. dated ths
Goth day of April 1905" s"~
The Sale will commence at II a.
clock, A. M. 5
~ FREDERICK pLEAsANrS. Trus,e.
Richmond, August Sd. 1910.
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Mesklenhurg county, June Quarterly
,,+ai A.. go. Court, 1910, a,ys-,.,,.
IN CHANCERY.


IN, CHANCERY. =.
Absolem Yancey. Robert Yapcey, Zacha.t
r,ah Yahcey, Thomas Yaneey, William
Nichols, Richatd Nichols, Lewis Mich.
ojs, Mary Armstrong;, John Thompson.
and Elizabeth his wife, Austin Hencock,
and Anuhis wife, Keziah Nichols, Pat.
.sey Watkins, Ann. Watkins, Jane
Greene, and Ann his wife, Abel Gregg.
ry, and Elizabeth his vile, William o :
VERIFY. and Susanna his wife Charles
Yancey, DoliyrYsncey, Anthony stump.
kin, and Mary his wife, abby Yancey,
William Beadles, X. Ann his wife, Rich.
aId'Davenport, basle Thompson, kitty
Thompson Rhoda Thompson, Mary
Thompson, John Ih>mpscn, Yaucey
Thompson Francis fhpmpson,& William
Thompson, which said Charles Dolly X
Abby YAncey.ar are infants, & sue by Zacha.
riah Yanccy their next trisnd, &, which
said Kitty Thompso on, Rhoda Thompson, ,
Mary Thompson, John Thompson, Yam.
eey. Thompson, Francis Thompson ~
William thompson. are ifan,s * sJt
by William Beadies their next frfeud. Il
Lewis Tap, aad Jane his wife, Mfartk
Yancey; Ann Yancey, KSsiah YancS,
Mary Yaneey, Absolem {ancey. ChsfIes
Yaneey, William Yancey, aud Elijah
Yanceyy representatives OF Charles Yam.
cey deed. Defts.
THE Defts. not having entered their an.
pearancc and given security according
the.uct of Assembly, and shc rules OF this
Ceurt, and IL appearing o,the satisfaction
of the Court, that the defts. are not in.
habitsnts OF this Commonwealth. On the
motion of the pits. by their counsel, 1t is
Ordered That the said defts. tio appear
here oatthe third Monday in October next.
and answer tue bill OF the pits. and eater
into bond with security to abide by and
perform the future decree Of this Court
& that copy of tins order be Forthwith in.
serted in some News-paper published IN
the Town OF Richmond tor eight weeks
successively, and be posted up two Cou ri
days successfully at the front door OF the
Court house Of this county.
A Copy Teste.
w. Baskervill, c. NJ. c.
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THOMAS READ, c. G.
Messrs. Robert Randolph & Richard
Randolph.

TAKE notice that we shall by virtue Of
commission by us fol. that purpose
Gptained, proceed at Chesterfield Court
Rouse IN the State of Virginia, on the 9Th
OF October next, to take the dispositions OF
sunPryi witnesses to be read in evidence IN
S cue sun depending IN the court of the "
States for the 5th circuit and Vjro;ks
district, wherein you are pltf. and John
natte Admir-. of John Randolph dec. join
hrcner executor of John Archer decd,
Dougaid Ferguson, James Robertson, Ro.
per. Robinson, Charles Roche and John
Archer jun. are defendants.
Dougald Ferguson.
James Robertson,
Robert Robinson,
Charles Roche,
John Archer.
wst p.
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FOR SALE.

s Tons American Iron assorted,
4 Tn Swedish, do. do.
lGo Boxes Window Glass, IL by Ia 10 by ~
8 by 10,
so keGs Spanish Brown Ditto
a few hundred gallons Linseed & Sperma.
.-ceti Oil, ~
ag;Boxes mould Candles fit for sugwer fuse
a, 5,&6, III
Kegs American and English FFi Gun
Powder, 81
90 Bags Green Coffee,
IL 3a!es Cotton, Of a superior Quality,
90 Hhds. Pennsylvania. Whiskey--
Together With Groceries in general, will
be sold moderate.
- Russell er Wallace.
Richmond, June 2is., 1910. On
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-07
Richmond, August Sd. la,o.

chario.te Court. Sth June. 1910.
Humphrey Belt, Pitt
AGAINST IN
John Bradley and William Row. Chan.
ton, Deft. Gerry.
THE defendant Bradley Dot having en-
tered his ppSaranceA According to DE
act of assembly ami the,<uies of this cZrSs
and 1t appearing toNSE satisfe action IN
court thst. he is not n imhabi,ant ~ nd
state, on the moti96 of>the plaintiff 81 Mis-
'ss. usa y 4 is IderedA that he appear
next, and entE his appea Ance and an.
swer the plaintiffs bill and give security
forperforming the decree Of the court. and
thas a copy OF this order be inserted in
one OF the newspapers printed in Richmond
.or Two mcnths successively and posted at
county. t -; -
A Copy-Teste,
THOMAS READ. C. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-07

At Court continued and held for Prince
Edward county, June. 10th, 1910. !,
Joseph H. Morgan and Polly his wife. I
:. ~. Complts. =
Against IL
John Young, Jennet Young, James &c
Read and Nancy his wife, Samuel >
Young, and James Hix, specially ~
appointed Guardian for William ] g
Young and Henry Young, who are
infants under. the age of twenty one <
years, Deh's. :.
THE defendants John Young, James
Read, and Nancy his wife and Satbu-
el Young not having entered &eip5lpd3r-
ance and given security acoSrdiHY I'd Jan
act OF the General Assembly aud 6e Jhles
OF this Court, audit appearirk to Chg sat-
isfaction of the Court that they Sre5Aos in
habitants Of this state, On the motion of
the compliments by their counsel, 1t is or.
dered, that the said defendants John Young,
James Read ana Nancy his wife. and SamI-
ell Young, do appear here on the first day
of September Court next and answer the
accomplishments bill, aad that copy of this
order be- forthwith inserted in some one OF
the public News-P Papers, printed in the Gil
~ OF Richmond fer Two months successive
", and also posted at the front door of the
Court House of this county, :
A Copy Teste,
yN4E ATKINQ Fth
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-07

THE OWNER of hid Tobacco laying
. in Deane,s Ware House and inspected
in the name of Joseph Jennings as below
described is requested to come Toward &
claim the same, otherwise it whl<be sold
provided. .2 81.
Deane's No. go 1868 1853 100.
SIMS 8, GAOLDIN.
Inspectors Desne's Warehouse.
July 2sth' 1870 4 III
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-07

ID Y Virtue Of Dsed os Tfu,; be..ing date
ID the 9th day Of April. 1902, executed by
.Nathsnt el Harris to me, for the purpose of Sc
curing sum Of mony therein mentioned, TO the
late fIm of buchanan. Dunlop & Co l will
proceed on Monday the 18th day Of August
next. at 10 o'clock, on the p5emiacs, to sell at
Public Auction, one credit of one, TWO. and
three years, TsquAl insialments1s III