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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28
D. +. Burr,
Home Observation-Disclosures :

Wig: huc and coarse hats cf every description.
A regular supply cotton cloth on consignmen,
from the Providence mandatory, and will be
sold bF TIE piece at the mill prices, viz bed
licking, ssripes, checks. and plain cloths. Spun
1ottcn, single and double.
Home Made Linen Sheeting. Richmond Gun
Powder By the keg, warranted oil superior qua.
~. FhiladelPhia Porter and Ale in casks ans
'ottles. and Beer in barrels
harness Leather, Roo, Legs, Wax Calf
SKINS, Coioured and Black koans,
February 10, 1910. IF
GYWanted TO hIRE by the year. good
COOPER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28

In the immediaie vicinity Of viii
mington (Dei.l on a space of ground
about ,hree miles long and from Two
to three miles broad, there are yyw
more thar hiteen hundred sheep. near
ly one half of which are different
grades Of the Merino breed-by the
next spring, II Is said there win be
twice the nomb r. Mr.. Bauduy, who
owes aoek Of COO sheep, has ob,a;n.
ed shepherd iron France, and so,os
OF the noted shepherd dogs iron
Sgain: Bali. E. eo.l.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28
FRENCH TUITION.
Eir. HYACINTH CRUsoLLEs,

I aTELY from Baltimore College, ~ here
II be has taught the French language,
being new engaged in the Academy with
ID. Doyle and 4, Dsbney. has the honor
of inlnrming the inha5itanss Of the city Of
Richmond, shst he will give private les
sons, in the frer,l language. Applicati-
ors TO De shade to hnn a. the Academy
81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28

Tickets are in the wheel, the first
drawn number to be prize of 5000 dolls.
FRIES subject to deduction OF Is per
Cent.
August Is.
T TICKETS in the above lotte-
ry for sale at the ARGUS OFFICE,
and prizes in former lotteries taken in
pay correct List of Prizes
drawn in the Union College Lottery
No. 4, is received and may be exami-
ned by those concerned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28
" O T I C. E.
Agreeable to the Last vii! and Testament
OF Armlstead Russell, decd.
WILL BE SOLD,
At. New-Kent Courthouse, on the first
day of November court, if fair, if rot on
1.-The FIRST day OF December court,
A t r A C. L OF
L A N d

Lying in Ne~.Kent county. called the
OLD PLACE, and containing by old sur.
vey 47e acres. This land produces we'll
Corn and Wheat, and is pleasantly situa.
ted in an agreeable Observation-Disclosures three
miles from the court house, and two from
PamuHkey River. The Terms of Sale.
will be one half of the purchase money to
De paid in twelve months, and the other
In two years from the day of Sale. Bonds
with approved security, and deed Of trust
on the land to secure payment, to carry
interest from the date, if not paid when
due will be required.
VIII with pleasure shew the land to a..
ny person inclined to purchase.
ARMISTEAD Russell,
Executor.
August 10, 1910. DIS
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which not unfrequentlv il the cane.
OF the loss OF great portion of the
fruit. PETER ARLINGTON.
Nash county, July 30, 1910.
-. From me cassk.l. Recorder.
Mr.. Croswell,
SIR,
Your being in the habit of receiving
papers from different parts of the u.
States gives you better chance for
information than or many Others can
have on subject peculiarly interest,"
ing to the United States, and 10 the
feelings OF every American. Iter of
you to give to the public all the in
formation you have received or nos.
sess on the alarming conduct of Brit
lsh agents, who are endeayorinp TO
lead from the United States everv
ship carpenter in it. Already have
they taken from this village nine. and
l am told from Hudson thirtv. ana Is
my information is correct, they have
engaged 600 American Ship Carpen-
tiers to build ships for his majesty. I
presume some of his maiesty's dear
and good friends in this country. will
consider this special act of Kindness.
Alter having destroyed our commerce
they consider we do not want Ship
Builders, and very generously take
them Oft our hands. All this NAV he
correct, and | presume there will nor
be wanting newspapers VINO stile them
selves Americans, TO advocate il.
sor after their support of tina. accom-
plished gentleman Jackson, what NAV
not be expected from such traitors to
their country. For my part, Mr..
PRINTER, feeling alive to the interest
OF my beloved country, and having al.
ready seen too much of British per6.
dy, do not look upon the present
subject with the indifference that some
do. Neither do / think that the con-
duct OF Jackson in traversing this
country from one end to the other,
portends any good. / trust your Ea-
gle friend, and the advocate ofllack-
son, will in his next paper attempt TO;
hush all tears on this subject. AsI
before requested, / trust you will
give the public all the informat alton you
possess on this truly interesting sub
Ject. Yours, truly, Is
SEVENTY SIX.
T. 5. Is 1T not by the English laws,
hne and imPrisonm ent, for any pers
to persuade or entice a British ar,izan
from that county?
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28
Lands aud Negroes
FOR SALE.

IT HE subscriber being about to remove
from thfs state, offers for sale, valu.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28

1900 Tickets at dollars each.
Par1 Il the cafitals 10 be determined as
(oAoEus;
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28
[is i-2 Gents Singled

|. BY following the above plan a saw
ing OF at least one third of the time
VIII be made much less wood or wa.
ter will be required and what via
De greater advantage to most far.
mers' IS, that the. expedition of this
mode enables them to save their GRO,
OF fruit with fewer stands, the wan, Of
wnicn not unfrequently is the cause
or the loss of great portion of The
fruit. PETER ARLINGTON.
Nash county, July 30, 1910.
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PEGGY PATTEPAN, AT EATON
Il .TEU D'ESPRIT.

Cav EPBRAIM RPlGRAM, BsoUIRE.)
An Eton VII, who frequently would quiz
Old Peggy Patepan, with sav'ry pies,
Once so alsfm'd her by trick of his
The Provost was sstonish'd At her cries.
Inquiring of the Dame--who sought for shelter
The cause she ras'd her fee bic voice so high
She said" The gemmcn had agreed to eeif her
" And dt-hey, beat her, dam her, was the cry
4" Could Elton gentlemen be so proiane /"
The Provost said--snd doubted much the sto
" Lord, Sir (quOth Peg) the boys in yonder
lane,
Who spoke the cruel words I've laid before
ye."
Quick, bring him here, to answer for HIMSELF
The Provost cry'd) # 'tis as you have sta.
ted,
" I'll punish so severe the little elf
lie might as well, almost, be inundated"
The culprit brought-the Provost sternly ask'd ;
II he'd expressed himself so reprobate ,"
" Sir (ssid the boy) yesterday was task'd--
To learn by heart the Grecian alphabet.
3" To day, my letters ne CHEEKY sung
Kepes ling--1ipha, Beta, Gamma, Delta;
F." The woman ignorant OF the Grecian tongue,
" Mistook foi---ItheT, Feather, Dam her,
Iel.kcyl
" Indeed, sir, this is what really said,
" Only poor Pat,epaD could not distinguish
" But TO prevent, in future, any dread
" I'll barte Greek, aud sPezE to her in En-
gflsii.'
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Sept %

DOR SALE-The PLANTATION, on
4 which now reside, in the county of King
William, containing 5l2 acres, within sight Of
Hanover Town, and adjoining the Lands Of War
ner Wormley and others
ALso-The crop of CoRN, FODDER & Stock
of every kind, may ne had with the Land-there
will be from SO to 40 bushels of prime Wheat
sown this fall--Posesssion may be had in ia
nuary next
Presuming that no person will purchase with.
out viewing the premises, Iconceive it unnecessa-
ry to say any thing respecting this truly desirable
little Farm--only that there is good Dwell
ling and every necessary Out House, for the
convenience of family with good Garden, 6.
well of excellent water.-Application to
John or Charles Hosher, of X edmond, or to the
subscriber, will be attended to.
GIDEON BOSHER
October u. wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-09

WLLIAM HUBBARD. at his Boor
Wv x SHOE SToRE, next door to the Rising
Sun Tavern, returns thanks to his customers for
the last years encouragement and respectfully
informs them, and the public, that he has taken
LEONARD CHAMBERLAIN into co part
nershp-The business for the future will be done
IN the names OF HUBBARD & CHAMBER
LAIN-who now offer for sale on the lowest
possible terms, general assortment Of BOOTS
& SHOES, suitable for the season, and warran
ted-sole and upper Leather, Calf and Sheep
skins, black and colored morocco
b. We shall continue 90 carry on the Ma
nufacturlng OF Boots and Shoes of different kinds
hsFing on hand good supply of the best mate.
rails, and complete workmen. we trust from
our experience in business and best enleavors.
shall be able TO please all those WHO may favor US
with their custom.
HUBBARD & CHAMBERLAIN.
November 2. ,v,f
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October 80

nv ILL be sold to The highest bidder on the
w premises m tie 1st Monday in Dec next,
THREE THOUSAND ACRES or LAND
in the County OF Henrico, within six miles of the
City OF Richmond, and on each side ofths Stage
road leading from Richmond to Fredericksburg,
on the waters of the Brook Run The land on the
west side ofthe road will be laid off lots from 10
to 300 acres on this part ofthe land is man,fac-
turing & saw mill The East side and on which
the dwelling house stands in one lot containing
between 600 and 700 acres. 1t is thought unne-
cessary TO give description Of the above proper
ty, as 1t IS presumed, purchasers will form their
own opinion Of lis present or future value. Terms
of sale, third cash, one third in twelve months,
the balance, in two years bonds with approved
security, with Deeds Of Trust on the land, will
be required OF the purchasers.
Will also be sold, on the LIST Monday Of Dec
for ready money, 900 barrels of Corn, $50 head
of Hogs, 20 do of Cattle, 80 do of Sheep, and 20
do Of Horses and Mules.--Also some articles
OF Household and Kitchen Furuiture-at four
months credit. Bond and approved Security will
be required.
TIL. PRoSsER.
Sep IS, 1910. ids
N. Is The Sale will be continued from day to
day, until the whole Property is disposed Of
Z. III. p
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NOTICE is hereby given, that / shall, as the
In deputy of John Holman, who was Sheriff
TRAITOR of VIM I Davenport, decd. attend at the
next Cumberland November Court, for the pur
pose OF settling aud adjusting the claims against
the estate of the said decedent and all those
who may have claims against the said estate, are
notified to bring their claims forward on or be.
fore the next Cumberland November court day,
legally and properly authenticated. AS / shall
after tlat day pay over to the persons entitled to
receive the balance which may remain in my
hands, belonging to SAID estate
TESSB MICHAUX,
Deputy for sIohn Holman, late Sheriff.
October %. w4WT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-09

ID virtue of deed of trust, bearing date the
k1 24th day of February, 1903, executed by
Matthew Harris, of Nelson county, to the sub
scribers, for the purpose of securing the payment
OF a certain sum of money, to Thomas Good win,
IN said deed expressed ViH be sold, upon the
premises, on Friday, the 3Oih day of November
next, one certain tract or parcel of LIND lying
and being IN the county of Nelson, on Kockfish
river, containing by estimation, three hundred a.
cres, More or less, and being the same and,
whereon the said Matthew Harris row resides,
with its appurenances, adj dining the lands of col
Joseph Shelton, Clough Shelton's estate, William
Lee, Harris and others
The subscribers as trustees, will convey to the
purchaser or purchasers, such tile only as is yes
ted in them by the said deed of trust
ii AWES COLEMAN,
HUDSON MARTIN. JUNIOR.
THEUS TON j. DICKINSON
nelson County, november 2. viva
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=. TYM6ERLAKE, .Jt. d. c. F. O.
October 10 ,uQYU

NOTICE.-A PETITION will be present
In ed to the General Assembly of Virginia, at
the purpose of improving the navigation of the
Rivanns river, from the town of Columbia TO
Milton, and to establish rates of toll to be paid,
for the use of said navigation, until the money
which shall be expended in said Improvement, be
thereby refunded.
October 90. w3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-09

II LIS G ALLAN have received, by the
IL ships Averick and Levant, an extensive as
sortment of valuable and well bought GOODS,
amongst them are, Smpetiine Cloths and Kersey-
meres, fashionable Stockingnet & Waistcoating,
Gentle;nens' Fashionable London Hats, Lambs
Wool and Angola Hose, very fine assortment
OF Irish Linens, bought and bleached for the i'm
porters, general assortment of Hard ware,
White Lead ground IN oil, nails. VS., &c.
Country merchants and farmers are invited to
call and look q, tho assortment
October %. G
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p EMovAL -5oHN G yosESH sorcz.

u EMovAL --yoHN c, 1osEPK BorcE.
AZ Book BIspERs, SrArIoNrRs e BOOK.
SELLERS, having removed to the house lately oc
cupied by Mr. Robert Bell, Sadler, on the Main
Street. opposite to Messrs .,lege. Richards &
Co. beg leave to acquain, their friends & thepub
lic of the same ; and with the mos, grateful &C
acknowledgements, respectfully solicit continuance
of their favors. rrs
They have for sale, on the very best terms, eve
ry article in the Stationary Business, and have
lately received, in sdd,,on to their former stock
u consignment OF BOOKS. which they are selling
at the philadelphia prices Among which are
the following 81
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4 pursuance OF Decree OF the Court Of
Il Nelson County; will be sold, on the 5,h day
OF December neXt, IN Inc town OF Warmnster
TO the highest bidder, for ready money, a IL.
latto Man Slave, TO SATISFY debt with interest
and costs of suit due from The estate OF Hector
Cabeii, decd. to WIN. II Caben The sale will
be made subject to the Inf estate of Mrs Peggy
Cabeil, ~ the SAID slave, as by the decree Will
more iuiIy appear.
THE COMMISSIONERS
NOV. T. w4yT
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NorIcE By virtue of deed OF trust. ex
~ cuted by David w. Sharp, to John freely,
decd bearing date 9th of December, 1902, and
recorded in the county court of Iienrico on the
9th OF December, 1902. for the purpose of secu
ring the payment of K 500 due to Robt Vaughan,
jr. by instruments in the manner expressed in the
said deed, TO wit & CSC on the 7th day of June,
1904, with interest thereon from the 9TH day of
June, 1902. and the further sum of { $50 on the
7th day of June, 1905, with interest thereon from
7th June, 1902, till paid, and the costs and char
ges necessarily incurred by carrying the said trust
into effect The subscribers viii sell, to the
highest bidder, for ready money. at the CT house
of Henrico county, on the first Monday in Dec.
next, (being Henrico county court day. 4S4 acres
of LAND. more or less. lying in the county of
Henrico and bounded by the lands of Thomas
Friend, - Burton. Joseph Bailey, VIM. Ran
dolph and James River
, The above deed of trust is entitled to a credit
of 6 81 0s. Sd paid on the 1st September, 1904,
and the land Will be sold for the purpose of OBJ.
tanning the balance due thereon.
JOSHUA CHAFF{N,
GEORGE SCOTT,
Executors of Sfohn freely
Sept % -,.s-,-- w8wT
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HUN-POWDER The proprietors OF the
~ RICHMOND POWDER MILLS. Offer
tor sale, by the keg or lager quantity, T and IF
Gun Powder, glazed and ungas ed warranted
eqYalto any imported, and on reasonable terms
Retailers at liberty 10 return the powder, II
not approved. Apply to
JAMES BROWN, .S,. Or,
DAVID g. BURR.
May 90. 2aw2ws,Iawtf
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NO BE SOLD on SATURDAY. lhe 10th oi Mo-
vcmber next ON the premises, the tract Of
LAND belonging 10 the College of William and
Mary, heretofore leasrdtp Tbom $ Fox & now,
occupied by his son MIR Joseph Fox, containing
254 acres THIS land lies IN the county of king
William, borders ON the Pamunkey River, and
rs nearly equid'stsnt f',m Hanover Town anil
New Castle The Improvements consist oil a
roomy and convenient dwelling house, kitchen.
barn, carriage mouse and stable, one or wo ne
gro quarters, & arden paiied in, an apple orchard
containing upwards OF two bundled trees, in
line bearing condition, md small Peach orchard
-Four or tive acres ct this land is meadow re-
claimed; and the fis.ds are under pretty good
tence. The sale will be made pubcly----Osc
fourth of the purchase money to be d al nn iI..
Isl january next, and the balance divided into ;
equA.payments to become due on the lst of Ia
nuary, + ;.:e years 1872 1918 anil 1914, car.
Iying interest from the lst, day Of Janu ,ry,
The purchaser can have possession on the day
OF Satisfactorily unic;s,rd VIII be required.
VIM. COLEMAN, dgea,
for College Of Ir1liians c, Mary
Williamsburg, October SO. 2w
FALL GOODS -RUSSkLL & WdL-
LICE, have Just received by tic Dispatch
from Liverpool, Is bales Woolens, consisting of
Cloths, twilled Coatngs and Blankets, and Fian-
ncls, to he sold only by the bale.
bike wise by the Levant--
% Boxes Window Glass, iS by IS & Is by Is
Cask Scythe BLADES assorted
l8 doz. Spades and Shov ss
Likewise by the John end Adam from London:
40 Pieces best twilled Sackmg -
Case Manchester stuiIs, assorted colours
1000 Lib Seine Irvine
l Trunk Threads, assorted colors from Ne.
10 to Mole
The above GOODS will be sold reasonable.
for cash or acccptsnccs in town, 90 DAYS.
Likewise two ton GERMAN STEEL.
October ~ 12w
TOMPKlNS & MURRAY, have received
~ the Ship dueris, their FIJI Supply of
LONDON GOODS. containing q great variety
OF articles suited to the season. among them are,
Draper and Dtmask Table Cloths and Napkins,
an elegant assortment,
Scotch Holland Shee,ing Of very superior quality
Superfne Cloths and Csssimeres do do do
Dolman's Bond Street Hats do do do
Carpets do do do
Irish Sheeting, Linen and Long Lawn.
They are in daily expectation of receiving. by
the brig Cora, from Liverpool, their fall supply
OF Coarse Woollens, Hardware Cutlery, &c sc.
which will render tl:eir assortment very com
plete.
October %. If
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THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD RAM

THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD Rsna-.
way from the subscriber, living at Stafford
Court House Virginia, on The night of the 10Th
instant, bright nulsto lad named AMOS. about
20 years Of age, feet 9 or 10 inches high-a
smart active iellowshss been accustomed To walk
principally but can take care ofhorses, and driyt,
carriage. He hes very conspicuous scar uts
on the left cheek, OF about 4 inches long, mucl,
Jlacker than the rest Of his face. Its supposed
that he will endeavor to proceed to tie NORTH.
ward, by means Of frged pass, which 1t is ~
lleved, ne has procured His clothes cannot 90
described, as lac had variety of them.
The above reward will be given for securing
Amos IN any jail so that the subscriber may ret
him again, and all reasonable charges will be paid
# he be brought home.
JAMES JHI7cGELL.
November ID. ~
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HALL GOODS.--The subscriber has recci.
n we'd by the Ship Averck from London, a
part Of his FALL GOODS, consisting Of
Spperfine Cloths aud Kerseymeres
Union and Bedford Cloths
DENNIS Swansdown and To;Iinetts
and % Irisb Linens and Droghedas
BomJazettes and Bombszeens
Cotton shifting, Handkerchief and Shawls
Silk Velyets, Sewing Silk and Silk Shawls
Worsted, Cotton and Angola Stockings
Muslins, Suspenders. G'c Gyc &c.
BY the brig Cora from Liverpool, and Hetty
from Glasgow, he expects general supply of
Mstcnesuy, Course Wooilens, Ssddlery, Cutie
ry and Hardware, which will render his assort-
ment complete.
He continues to transact business on commissi-
on. and has for sale, consig ment, Queens ware,
Whiskey, Shad and Bar Iron
ROBERT GAMBLE.
October 80 If
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DIVINITY.


Bibles Guse's Sermon.
Crudcn's Concordance Port.,us' do
Bur&ifto2 the Nelu Ies- Thomas do
lament | Vhufelds do
Common Prayer Boots ,fones' Dissertations
DO do large octave Lasp's Serious CAL
soith plates Spirit Of Prayer
Do do bound in 80 Dodthidge's Family
rocco Expositor
Nevo,on or,he prophecies Bu,yan's Holy War
Fleeswood's LIFE Of Ksrvey's MedraHOns,
Christ G1c. &c.
LAW
inesers 0iacssrone Yoginia .1ustice
Montesqaieu,s Spirit Of Bu,a's do DO
Laws Ch,fty on B.Hs
H1.grdve's Lasv Tracfs F.nch's P,eeeaen,s
Fosters Crown Layo Wards Lasp If Nations
Gilbert or Deviccs VeS,porfh's Pleading
- en- 'Rep'eo,es Raymoads Exports
RuNock's Lasu Of Costs pzoSsaen on Usury
Tdl6ots Equi,y Gases F.shsr on CobyhoM
Marshall on Insurance Gitberr's Ldzp Of Evi
Powell on Mortgages deaee11 Notes BY SeGg
Rake's Nisi Prius CD cf, We &C.
MISC
Nature and Art, IA vols British Classics SO v
Select Poets 2Sv Select Poems, Task, &c ir-
wins Elements decomposition, Life of DR. Oar.
win, Drwin's Botanic Garden (Plates,) Life OF
DIR: Frsnklin, Paley's Philosophy, Gibbon's Ro
man Empire 8 v. Russcll's Modern Europe 5 y
Sydney on government s v. RobertsoD'S Charles
9Th 2v. Smiths Wealth Of Nations 3 " Gold
smiths Natural History, ---a- History o.
England, Duncans Edinburgh Dispensa.ory, Do
mestc Encyclopedia 5v Or Rush's Works, Ac
GUMS Jineraogy, Messe's Geological sccoln
of the q S. Valuable Secrets, Chemical Cate
chism, Genlis on Education, Pries'ly on ditto
Young Clerks Magazine, Hannah Moore on Fe
male Eduraton, Thompson's Seasons, Young,
Night Thoughts, Gre. &c
N. B. The Latin Classics, and general |
lection ofthe most approved School Books, Jour
nails, Ledgers, Sherffs' and Blank Books Of eve
ry description
Subscriptions received by John and Jos Bcyce
to N Dufef's Nature Displayed, and his New
Universal and Pronouncng Dictionary, Of tn,
| French and English Languages An Analysis 0
this last work, may be seen at J. & ]. BPS Store
These ingenious publications have been very res
pectably recommended, and evince the singula
skill of Mr.. Duief in tie science of language
Subscriptions likewise received to GA Pictur
of Philadelphia" comprehending an account o
! its origin, improvements, arts, sciences, manu-
| features, &c. by James Mease, NJ. ID This worl
is recommended TO the patronage OF the public
| by Mr. Patterson and d., Roberts, professors O
Mathematics and Bellies Lettres, in the Univc-
sity of Philadelphia, and by several other cha
racters of emnence.
november w3w
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October 10.

N CHANCERY.-Flu County Court,
il September 25th, 1910.
Moncrieife Hill, administrator with the will
annexed of Robert Hill, decd. Fh'F.
against
John Forbes and Patrick Williamson,
Dsffs.
THE Defendant, Williamson, not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according
to the act of assembly and the rules IF tli, court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court,
that he is not an ihhabitant of this country: On
the motion of the plaintiff, by his counsel; II is
ordered, that the said defendant. Williamson. do
appear here on or before the first day OF Decem
Der court next, and answer the plaintiffs bill &
that copy of this orde be forthwith inserted in
one of the Richmond news papers, and continu
ed for two months successfully, and another CO
Ply posted at the front door of the court house of
this county.
4 Copy
j.. TIdsERLAKE, 5t. D. C. F. o.
October 70 w3.YU
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sUST PUBLISHED, by JONI LYNCH, Pin
j fey-And for sale, wholesale and retail, at his
Office, and al the Bookstores of VIM Prichard,
L..~is Adams, John and Jos Boycc, Ftzwbyl-
SOM c, Potter, and j. X Jones;
THE GOOD OLD
VIRGINIA ALMANACK,