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y virtue ii trust o.eed executed - IA sn-
~ ders, to the subscribers, to secure he pay
mcnt Of debt due Ioh' Lacklaal :. CO VII be
CT red for cgshtc tIe highe - bidder at David
Evans < Co.'s store, IN Birmingham csUty g
NEGNoLS; H&"y, squire, WA, .honys
Rnida {, h-r two ct,|>lien, Earn, H-ir,,,es {.
M ty, to answer ,ac purposes OF said dc.u ON the
gcvent'l day OF June acxt
JOE% SNNOE;S, CLAgCN VEST
May Is, 1910 w3eT
- ArTERSEA PAPERmlLI.S.-rEose WIS
Ed "lsh I" encourage tue manufactures oi tle.1
own state are informed, that ti,cy car. euppii-
cd with Paper Manufactured in Petersburg, in
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NHoMaS s. POPE, has removed bis Shop
4 to the house lately occupied by Mr. TlIos
oiddep, ON the Cross street, leading from the
lam street to ShockG Warehouse, where he
hopes ny attention and punctuality, to meri. the
patronage Of his friends ard the public generally
May Is. ~
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Nav IS.

nj orICe-aii persons indebted to tic estat. of
~ Peter PeInet. iasc OF New. Kent, are CALI
led or to make immediate payment, and those.
having, claims. 10 present them, properly authen-
ticated, on or before the 13ti of September next
after which, this notice will be plead in bar.
STEPHEN H. Lacy,
AG1lr .usih tie will annexed
M.v Is ~
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" Virtuc ~ a trust Ueeu culed b, I'd
~ mund Lacy to the Subscriber 70 secure the.
payment OF debt due William Mann, will be
sold for cash, on the 1st day of Iune, 5 n.rroes
at the Globe Tavern
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mo. 4.

" The consent IF te Lcgatees of Ar:hi.
-k-o osid Is. imbcriasc deed vii! DE Sod on
the premises. on the 1st tlay OF Iun, ne xt uine
" acres OF LAND, part of winch IS WEI tim
oered, the said Lind being pa.t q the land, OF
which Mrs Mlley 'rino~ri,ke, lsse,y lived, ly.
ing near the meadow bridges, IN Hanover coun-
va credit viii Dc givon tiit the FIRST tiav of
January next. on the purchaser giving bond with
approved security TO carry in, rest tio N The date
itnot punctually p,U, The above men oneI
land. will be si'ewsd TO any rerson wishing TO
view 1t. by apIsl cal,on to David pimbe rlax,:. or
aath s,l,el Whitlock
TIE CoMMTSSIoNEPS.
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MUTICE - The INN of Robert {. Temple
~ Gwatbmey, is changed to Temple & Ro.
bert GwathTey-'andi IN consequence of the intei,-
ded removal Of Robert Gwatlmey tn 7. iyernooI
the firm there viii be Robert & Temple Gwath.
mrv
May 4. St
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y Y virtue Of decree o., Essex cou..y co art.
~ wherein Archbsld McC.il IS pls.ntiE, aud
c thsrlae and Mo'iy Lloyd are defendants, tn.
ndor-iSned as commissioners appointed by the
decree, viii expose III sale, to tie high ST bidder,
according TO The direction Of TIC sad decree, :.
,r.tt Of Land ~ the county ,soresaid, lying in
The parish Of ST Ann. wkeredr Thomas Loyi ra
sided, and cornmoriy known by n.mG, Loyd's-
This sale VIII take place on the 15tn day OF June
next, aad & any bling sIloNld happen 10 prevent
tue sqie Oh that day, 1t viii DC continued to tue
next day.
JOHN JONES,
VIM. FISHER,
JOHN p. LEE.
May IS. T4w
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IRON CASTINGS, OF every description
Il (patterns being furnished) viii b: executed
in the neatest manner, at the Foundry, attached
20 the Virginia Msnufactory of Arms
JOHN STAPLES, Superintendent.
April 10. w5mp
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ISL RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE-First
- door 4bove the Eagle Tavern:
Old Port, Claret ord Madeira Wines,
Gun Powder, Imperial an.i Young Tyson Teas,
50 Bbis and two hhds. Apple Brandy,
20 bb's Cacuther's doubie distilled and rectified
Whiskcy.
IL H..ds. ard 10 barrels New Orleans Sugar,
20 Boxes Nes York Tallow Candles,
Is DO Spermacet Do.
10 1hs L'nsccd Oil,
z Hhas. Tre,k,e,
Do. and Ciste Bottles,
25 Lbs fresh Nutmegs
30 Bushels fresh Clover and Timothy Seed,
Hampers fresh Salad Oil,
10 Dutch Cases wins, gil, bottles,
10 Boxes we'll assorted Class,
And in daily eTpec taton ot ret 81 ing so Graf es
of Liverpool gr,en and bnc edge.i Wares, Pas
sage Lamps, Candle Shades, (. 81
EDV4RO HALLAN
W"rch 10, eptf
EHEAP SHOES -4I0S ALLE1. 1t the
~ New Yor!S Shoe Store, aax, doc, 20 & II,
Gsmbie-nas just I, cei' Il in his spring Shoes ::
large and genera! assorli. cnl Of iades noroc
CO OF the NEST fashionable kir.i, gantIenlens'
SHOES and pumps, misses, chid,ers', SIc-All
which will DC sold very low tetaiied or whole
ssle FOR cash or battered for flower
n. B. Country Merchants VIII please to call
at the above place, wjere good ban :, aims may be
had NJ. 4 g.
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April Il

7 ANDS FOR SALE-The Subscriber Of
A. fers for sale, his
TRACT OF IfND
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n ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SA e.
Witho,t RESERVE Tor cash only, ~ T>..itici,-
lar desire OF M. JDhl, p. Shelds--On Safue-s
DAY the Goth INST at A o'clock in the afternoon,
before the door of the EagIe Tavern. a small
raFn o. 10 ori2O acres, lying or the Turnpike
Road miles from M4nchester--rhere ave on il
good dwelling house and corveuie,. out .houses
An excellent Garden newly inciosed-a iine
orchard OF varicu, fiuits-it 10 nov occupied by
a 5000 Tenant who pays 90 dollars per year
rebt and considers IT very icw-posses sion will
be given en- tie LIST aav Of Tant,ry next--b,,t
Deed VIII be executed on payment OF the pur-
chase money.
RICHARD BROOKE. Auctioneer-
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RICHARD BROOKE. Auctioncer.
Richmond, NAV IL r.
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TIE CoMMTSSIOHEP
May II. r. -
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legacy, he has bequeathcd only 40 ,0oo,. lie las
iett nothing to his relatives in Somerse,s.,.re,
whom he had placed on valuable cs.sse in that
country, which he bad bought for rs, O0ol. and
which he had assured them they should iriier,t.
In fact. all those WHO from oonsanguin;,y or
friendship, had any reason to be cxpectan;s ia
the share CT his immense wealth, have been most
cruelty disappointed. Mr.. Fish, 10 whom the
great part OF this 7nense fortune Ia. devolvec,
IS married man without children, and we be-
iieve without any relations. Mr.. Hin, the ties.
tator, was originally Taylor at Dren;iord; and
the person who succeeded him in that bushes :
still carries ON the trade in that town II was by
the'powder Mills at Whtton, that Mr., Hill re.
a!ised his vast fortune. He enjoyed tie com.
p,e,e supply of Turkey in powder. whe,cc he
impaired back the produce of the Levant, and
with 1t carried on the business cfa Turkey Mer-
chant Mr.. Hits great ambition always was,
to die the richest man in the l;ngdom.
Lendon Paper, Nov Is.
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Proje:t fan Gn,eaansent thc Coasti.ution ojthe
US. By 4. T.

Project II an Gnie79ntent Of The Contribution ofrhe
US. By r. Il.
Whereas time, experience and circumstances.
have shewa that the article in the federal
constitution, which establishes the judiciary,
is vague and defective, and requires amendment
According TO that article, the judges hold their
Offices, during, that is, Me condition Of eood
behaviOr. Yet the constitution has not anthoris-
ed any power to take cognlzance of that good be d.
hayior, or the breach Of it. Every law, and n
constitutions the supreme law, points out the
mode ofredress, 1T the time IL specifies the
offence. But the federal constitution is defrc.
tive IN tins important particular. This being the
case, therefore resolved,
That the following amendment TO the article
in the federal constitution which establishes
the judiciary, be proposed to the states seve.
rally for their concurrence therein that is TO
say
That after The words as they now stand in the
article, " the judges,of tie supreme aud inferior
courts shall hold their Offices during good beha-
vioF )" to add bfn for reasonable cause. schich sha
not be sufficient Srogad for impairment, ne pre-
siaent my Te1nooe any n Them, me address Of
a1qjoyity Of Bosh houses 4fT Congress.
:.
1t may be proper. adds Mr.. =. 10 observe,
that The people Of the United States have no
share 10 the appointment Of judges, nor any con
tFoul over them afterwards And il thcirrepre-
sentatves IN Congress have no cognizsucc of
Judges as 10 good beha'ior, the Judiciary may
Become domlneering or dangerous. They lay o.
pen to tie intrlgucs OF a foreign enemy, or any
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NIRGINIA.-Iu,e Genetal c1urt. 1a0a-

NIRGINIA-~Jun General Court, 1908.
The Commonwealth, agans. Josiah NJ
1ieneeen, Deit-upon an atjouGn.d case from
the District Court, held at Morgan Town.
Inc Court are unanimously of opinion tha,
where an Indictment or pre,enl nenl is found by
a Grand Jury against any person far "a m;sdemea-
nor, to which the law has affixed an infamous or
coiporai punishment tiiat The court eiore WHOM,
such prcsentnent or Indictment is found, may
IN Us discretion award q Capias in the first in
stance, snd that upon Indictments and present.
ments OF an interior nature, ouch Court ought.
after two Ven;re Facias's have been returned
not found, 20 award /; Carias
1t is there.ore ordered, that it be certified 20
the Morgan Town District Court. that a Capias
ought 10 be awarded in this case
Published by order of court, Nov 1909
pEYTON DREW, C. G C..
January 10 a I,ya,s
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Dictate to be Continued }

TIE late mn. AhH--This gentleman, who d..
ed on Thursday oen'bight, has left property to
the enormous amount of SOC, 000 To MIR. Fish,
OF Greenvllie street, Hatton garden, and t. ano-
thef gentleman Who were N the constant habit,
Tor Twenty years OF attending him, he las ict,
5oo,e00l. each the Rev. Ir Taylor, his near
est relative, who, we understood, was ofI.retl
4C5,VO0i. s me tine asso, lor the chance OF bis
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-06
FIFVY DOLLARS REW.IPD--

AN-hW WAY, trom the Subsyibey, in the cit,
IN Of Ricinto,id. on The 2Ofh of Oetobey Lrst, =
Negro Jfaa named BILLY, saG59sei 10 be a6ouf
tve/eef nine or ten inches high Sioat. well made
a HifIe 6o'o.!eged, has a jMl Eice 0bom fssenf,
yeDS9 dgej vsas purchased ef Cuus curtis Of
NoyfhaD6erIana CoRntyj was raised in Laacosfey
County ohtAe CHritohidh biaHidfion by mr. Ca.
Ter he IS called byoi negroes efhat piace, voan
HS"i'n rug ne IS well dc7nGited at Shirley, On
1atIcs River uLeye is iikely he Is lurking at Ink
time.
I@W give the above serparH if sccUeg in ;rji
IN tie Ciy If RiehmoHd, Or siety eo!lqrs If sce0
red IN any jul IN he sfafe IF Nrgfnia. and iato,-
NATION gfveH TO Tosebh Cayicr, If Richn.oaa, Or
1ohH Vim, If Chaz!osiesviHe
1AcG VIM, Sr.
CTNT ~ SON
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1 berland County, the 9th day of Novemhel
1909.
William Moore s: Mary his wife. Pa;ntigs-
Against John lIu lson, Henry Mo,se Hudson.
Thomas hudson, Francis Hudson, William Hud
son, Sariuci Hu',Son. Nm. Taylor and Rebecc.
has VIE, and John 8,iow and Elizabeth his wife.
legal representatives, of William Hudson, de.
ceased
This day came the plaintiffs by their attorney,
ana 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court
hist two OF the defendants, Henry Moore Hud
son and Francis Hudson, are not inhab ants q.
tins state, en- the motion ct the plaintiffs by their
counsel, IS ordered, that tie said defendants do
appear here on the first day CT February term
next and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs, or the
same shall then be taken as confessed, and the
matter thereof decrred accordingly, and that a
copy OF this order DC forthwith Inserted in some
one of the newspapers published in the CITY of
Richmond, and posted 1T the froat door OF The
courthouse OF this county
Copy. Attest,
AILLER WooDsoM jy. D. C. &C
December 9 u9m
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JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. ". d.
anuary 81. (Feb u, 1910. 2awsly

r. OIiCE.--On the 6titday OF December last,
4 atficFd Of the sub. criber's deposited a let
ter with the Post Mss,ei al yorktown, address
cd TO Messrs. MaclGre and Robertson, Of Phia-
delphia, enclosing S go in bank notes. as noted
5eiow.-The above letter having been mscarricd,
TIE several post masters in The United State. are.
requested to examine tne letters remani 81 i'm
their oiiiceP as dead letters, and if such letter
should DE discovered, they are desired TO forward
i, to the place directed. II appears from the
books OF the pest master at York Town, that
sait letter was marked 40 cents--A liberal re-
wsrd VIII be gwen TO any person who will reg
tore the aforesaid letter with It's contents, or give
such information as viii lead 10 a discovery, by
JOHN PATTERSON.
Matthews County. lVa.l Eco. 5, 1910.
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FROM rur ruB1,o ADvEarIsra.
2Aoa.as R..iae,s sentin.cats on tie aualc;nru.

Thomas P.liae's sentiments on tie Judiciary
Since it has been deemed WORT, while, to col.
lect every anecdote and circumstance relative TO
tha late Mr.. Paine, send you fragment con-
corning Paine, which explains his sentiments a.
bout the judiciary Of the United States II was
in Broome street, Immediately after the dis.
charge Of Burr at Richmond, by decision of the
bench in 1907 That gentleman, however, never
brought it forward III the Senate.
Yours,
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e ME- subscriber has commenced the practice
Z OF the Law III the superior & county courts
OF Meck;enburg and in the county court of Char
iotte. During the next spring he will commence
regular attendance on the superior and county
courts of Brunswick He has fixed his residence
in the county of Mecklenbuig
JOHN w LEWIS,
Mecksnhurg, February 3 81
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January 4.

Fl LAS Y, LACHAIzE, TAYLOR.--Res-
~ pec,tuliy informs the Ladies ard Gentle
men of Richmond and its vicinity, that he has
commenced business in the house next to Mr..
Seiisons store mains treet where he hopes, by
assidulty and attention 70 all commands, to nae
rit share of public patronage.
=. Aiiorders executed after the newest and
neatest fashions.
January I3 9s,vAw
N ID. Three or four good Workmen wanted.
to whom the highest wages will be given Ap-
ply &c ;;boye.
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ri OTlCE.-I'he subscriber being DESTROYS TO
close his Executorship OF the estate OF
Paul Graham decd. and whereas there appears,
by the will ofthe said Graham, q debt 10 lie due
nom TIE Estate Of his Grandfather Duncan Graz
ban, TO the firm Of Lies Boyle & Co for the
payment of which, or part Of which, provision
IS made by the will OF the said P.,ui Graham
this is trereiJre to require the SAID firm, or their
agent 80 come forward, state their claim, and
establish the amount due, tiiat the same may be
scttled Otherwise tie a~ets Vii cater tlnee
months rom this time) BE arrle1 TO the dis
charge OF other debts dee fiou t3s estate Of lie
said |aul Graham and tis notice VII be plead
Cd ia bal to tl,e said cisim.
SAMUEL "URRUSS,
L%r &, l'4si Sy0k!.h.
Car Zinc Comfy Virra1
J naefy ~f.h, >ov2. laws,
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FLEMING BATES. c y c

'1~NN'nort'' N2mG
4 NJ CHAMBERLAIN Court held ior Cam
"a berisnd County, the 32d day of January, 1910
Bernard Sims, Rainaig--A sainst Jesse Johns
Defendant.
W hearing the bill and other exhibits in this
cause 1t IS ordered, that the plaintiff retain in his
hand and possession the negro slaves Gritty and
heF Child MAiander. III the bin mentioned, until
the further order OF this court and that the plain.
t''i be served with copy of this order and it
appearing TO the satisfaction Of the court that the
defendant Jesse johns is not inhabitlnt of this
state, ON motion OF the plaintiff by his counsel II
IS oTd9fd, that the sad descendant do appear
here on the first day of April Court next and an
s"er Inc bill OF the plaintiff, or the same shall
there be taken as confessed and the matters there
IN decreed accordingly, aud tina; a copy OF this
ORDER be forthwith inserted in some oAe of the
ne wspapers published in the city Of Richmond
and posted at the front door Of the courthouse
OF this county.
Copy. Teste,
,cHRlSToPHER wooDsoN, D.ccc
January 80 vSog
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MARSHAL,s SAIlss

virtue OF a=ceee OF the court OF the u
~ nited States for the fiiih circuit in the Yir-
gnla District, pronounced on the 27th day o.
November, one thousand eight hundred and nine,
M the name OF the United States, PLAINTIFF, -
gainst Thomas Aiuse and Elliott Muse, heir, and
devisees o. Hudson Muse, deceased, defendants.
~ Chancery VII! De sold Tor ready money, cr,
the premises, on the 10Th day OF February next,
If FAIR II not, the next fair day. the scver. t.tc.s
OF LAND lying III the county OF Middicsex, viz
Eight hundred and fifty acres OF Land called
Hamstsad or Hampstead Ftact another tract
containing two hundred and lry two & three 4.is
OF an acre, called Bachelors, small tract GATED
Balls, containing twenty FIVE acres, and a Mii
Seat called Hamstead Mi Seat, of which and,
the said Hudson nuse died seizsd, to raise cer-
tam s,nns OF money in SAID decree mentioned
The sale will commence at the mil seat first, and
be continued unit. tile sale is completed.
WILLIAM MANN, ID. NJ
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. " d.
january o. F,.b i / 1910 Oo,,c ..t
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IN cAANcERY.-Jn Chesterfield coun,

IN CHANCERY.-Jn Chesterfield County
4 Court. November 18th, 1863.
I,iomss Smith, Paia,iF, vs. Stephen Elan
and Judith Bass, Dtis,daa;s =,
This day came the pl.inii,f by James Robert.
son. jr esquire, his attorney. audit appearing 10
the satisfaction Of the court that the defendan,
Eiata ~ not an inhaoitant OF this commonwealth,
1t is ordered, ti,at the said Earn DO enter his ap.
pearance IN this sui, on or hefDre the second
Monday in January next and give security for
per!ormia..s such decree as the. court may here
after make in the premises II is further order
ed, that the defendant Bass, out of the effects in
her hands belonging to the defendant Elan. do
retain suincent to satisfy to the plaintiff the sum
OF * Us Cd with six per cent interest thereoa
from the Sth day OF January 1907, until paid, and
> 3 80ets costs, and a'ao The costs OF this suit,
and that copy o, this order be published i'm some
newspaper in the city ofRichn,ond cor two months
successfully. and at The front door of the cour,
house OF this county.
A Copy. Teste,
p. POINDExTER, u. G.
December 16 y,8v
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I0HNsoN hNn FEAT.

JEIpELLEjeS 81 SITTER SDfIyrf9.&, !.
a It the oresce.; sign. opposite the Eagle =.
n vern--Ha,e jas; seccived an additional So,
ply o! ARTtcLrs AZ theiT inc, (Which with In, y.
former stock wall ',nd~r tlleir assortment ys.v
compile y oonsis,in;. Of
Pearl Eap-Hin,s. E&r.Rings s. Drops, Breas, .
pins. bracelets aud Finger Rings.
Jet Breast Plus. Bracelets, Ear-Rin q Neck
lces, tortose-S!lcii Cpmrs OF the most approved
Patterns, sod iVa,c..- clt rs, Seals and KEYS OF
the latest patterns, Ear. Rings, FINGER. Kings.
Breast-Pins, Bracelets, Buttons, Lockets aid
Miniature Settings.
Silver Tea Pos. Coffee Pots, Sugar Dishes.
Stop Bowls, Cream Pots. Cams and Collects
Table, desert, tea and salt Spoons, soup, toti,ly,
cream and mustard Ladies', Salt Stands, Thiui
hles, Coral & Bells, Tea longs 6 Pencil Cases.
silver mounted Dirlis, Swords and Snuff: Boxes
Plated Casters of various prices, Candestic!ss.
Fruit Baskets, rea-Pots. Sugar Dishes, Cream.
Pots, Sa!t-Siands, Table Spoons and Tes-Tengs
Book tin Tea Pots and Tea Cajas, together
with sundry otter articles too tedious to enume.-
ratehcrc, all of which they offer on moderate
terms Orders for work strictly attended to-
lhe highest price given for old silver and gold.
pecenher Y erif
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FLENING BATES, c N c
December Z. ,u9mei

1 " CHANCEKT Northumberland County
= Court, 14th November, 1909
!. James Smith, pit. Against Elizabeth Z Ba.
ker, Virginia Baker, Waiter Baker and Samuel
Blackwell, Gefis.
The Defendants Elizabeth 3 Baker, Virginia
BAKER and Walter Baker not having entered ihei.
appearance and given security according TO the
act OF Assembly and the rules OF This court, and it
appearing to the satisfaction of this court tina,
they are net inhabitants Of this state on the mott
on OF the plaintiff, IL is decreed and ordered, That
The sad defendants appear here on the FIRST day
OF March Court next, and answer the bill of the
plaintiff and that copy of tiiis order be forth
with inserted for two months successfully in
seine newspaper published in the city OF Rich
Inond, and posted at the front door Of the court
house of this county.
1zHeSt -
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N Northumberland Count,
4 Court, 18th November, 1909

( ~ Northumberland County
4 Court, 18th November, 1909
Joseph Rogers, pr Against Elizabeth B. Ea.
!ser, Virginia Baker, Waiter G. B-ker and HON
er Webb, d.Jis.
The Detenuaots Elizabeth r. Baker, Virginia
Baker and Walter c. Baker not having ester.d
their appearance and given security according to
Tue; act OF Assembly and The rules this court,
ana e appearing 10 tic satisfaction oi the court
that they are not inha. tants OF this state, on the
motion OF the plaintiff. 1t 10 6eyeel and ordered
That the said defendants apPear here on the first
day OF M1rch court next, aud answe the blu of
the plaintiff. andthat copy ofshis ordeYbe forth
with inserted for two months sJccsssrely in
some newspaper published in the city of Rich
inond, and posted at the ffont door Of Tie court
house OF tins county lind its faysAer oraessd,
! That the defendant .Vesb retain in his hands any
money ne may have belonging 20 the estate ofthe
late Doctor Corbsn Baker, Til tie fu,dler order
OF the court
At.est
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SEN DOLL AIRS REWARD. Stolen from
4 my stable ON the night OF the 12tl, instant,
a SORREL HORSE. He had on his forehead
star and snip; bob tail his left hind toor
white to the foo,.oc.l. The sight of one of ma
eyes is soimpaired. 1t may not be amiss e,
state, that it is The slime horse iav.. been u,
the habit of riding some years in this CITY.
JAMES GREENHOW.
Pichrond. January 20 #
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q pPIiCAriON will be made TO the pre~
4 a dent and u irectors Of the Bank of Virgil
MA TO renew cert'rreates OF stock Nos. 2SO9 and
Sol9 standing IN my name on the books OF the
Bank. at
January4. 2aw6v.f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-06
December 1e. =

| Y ~ (HANCERf.-At a Court held for Gun,
berland County, the 9th day of November
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-06

corrupt party in the staten ion n',ec WIN t,s-
enemy. or protesting scpVa>se ~ .ne uiior
Y is fair to suppose, ,hatXA ~ ~. 10Y med
the constitution new r thougkkt ,rns,, yyhcn
they made the judges indepsna "'M own
executive.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-20
WIN LIGHTPoor.
PEDIGREE.

Jack andrews was gotby Joe Andrews.
his dam by Highnysr, his gcandam Car,
dina! Puff, his great grandam by TatIer.
his great great grandam by Snip, his
great great great grandam by Lord
GodolPhIn Arabian, his great great erear
great grandam by Stahyan's Arabian.
which mare was own sister to Framto,,s
White neck, full sister to the Miabur1
Gallo~ay, great great great great great
grandsm by Sauce box, a son of Gregg,
sire oil CroIt's Old Partner. oo'
JAMES LORD, Seal.
90 certify that the above pedieree Is
true copy from the original one sent me
by James Lord. Given under nv hand
and seal The twenty third day of Dsce,n.
Der, one thousand eight hundred and four.
WIN. LIGHTFOOT, Seal
Joe Andrews was got by Eclipse, his
dam by Alamand9, by Om6iunl, her dam
Cloudy by Blank-Crsb, NVedding,on
mare by Parlner--Gsnefal Stud Book.
page CHI printed in 1903, by James
WeathefbY.