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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-01

~. DettS,
This day came the Plaintiff by his Counse,
and the Defendant Samuel Higgason not having
entered ms appearance and given security &C.
eording TO the act of Assembly and the rs,es
OF this court. and it appearing to the sa,isfsc
ton OF the court that he is not an inhabitant 81
this country, on the motion of The Plaintiff bv
Richard Morris, jun. his counsel, it is ordares
lnat the Detendant Samuel Higgasou, e1af ap
pear mere on the"fourth "Wednesday IL July
copy OF this order be forthwith insefted in
the VI ginia Argus, printea in the Cityfbf Rich.
mond, ter two months SUCCESSFULLY, IA thar a
mother copy be posted at the front door of the
Court House OF this county. And it further
decfeed and ordered, that the other defendants
James Cason, admir- of John Higgason, decd
| and Charles Thompson and William Walton
do NOT pay away or otherwise dispose of any
money or effects in their hands belonging 10 the
said defendant Samuel Higsason rfl the fartn.r
order of the Court.
a copy, Test
William Polard,. H. c.
ep2m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-01
Advertisements.
Lost or Mislaid,
A BOXof BOOKS,

DELIVERED Mr. Thomas Wi
ats Emanuel, a Boatman at LMcbohrg,
directed on the Box 10 thecare oftkkev.
A. Foster, in Richmond, in Decsh {1so9
Containing sets Hswer's 0hufSf His
tory IN vol. svols. Myles History q vols.
Revised Code, Cd vol. 3 Wir,'s Speeches !;
about IL quires fine large paper Watts
Hymns; 2 Smart's Introductnn to L atin-a
do. to Latin Granmar=r1 Life of John Earl
20 Tutors Guide==1 American Preceptor
II Newtonian Philosophy Life of Da-
v'd-1 Resignation, poem-1 Grounds of
Holy life Lees life, te. Any person
having a knowledge Of such Box or of
such books by leaving word or delivering
them at A. Fosters, IN Richmond. or at tina
Press Once in Lynchburg- skall be rewar.
|ded.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-01
For Cash /!

TT virtue of dsed Of trust executed e
4 ire by John Wells, of the county Of
Powha,an, and OF record in the Court Of
said county, will be. oiered for sale ON the
10th day OF next montb, on the pfesh ises
enc certain TENEMENT OR ECA OF
GROUND, with its sppurtenanc&,E Where
on the said Wells now resides, adjoining
the town of ScottYilie on the Forth. Tor tn.
purpose of satisfying the balance of a deb
due tho estate OF seth Iii gon, dec. az men.
tioned in the sa q deed.
JAS. POINLEXTER, Trustee.
Powbatan, May I9. 1910. swp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-01
CANDLES, soAp, CoFFEE, &c.

SO Boxes Northern candles, suitable for
summer use. -
40 do. Soap. -
Prime Green Coffee in Barrels Bags
90 Barrels Cyder,
10 do. Apple Brandey-just re-.
eived and for sale by
Asa Otis,
First door below the Bell Tavern.
Richmond, May 18th, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-01
Tracts of Land:

One Tract or parcel Of Land lying
in the county Of Jefferson, on Bullskin, il
possession of John Riley and John Dem
met, containing 4l6 acres, and boun'
dcd as by survey thereof made by Wilt
am M'Phrrson, in The year 1so3--also one
o her tract or pa, Gel Of land, adjoining the
above mentioned tracts, containing $50 a.
eies, in possession Of John Brian and Tho
mas Griggs, and bounded by survey made
in 1903 by William M'Phe: son-A!so enc
other or parcel of Land, IN the afore-
sad county Of Jefferson, containing sol a.
ores VIM. M'Pherson's survey in - ear
1909 in the possession and occutatHh OF
Gabriel Green6rld.--Thefo regolAa ands
are the same lands whichthe execJ brs OF
General George Washington, on e alst
of august 1904. conveyed to Buroet Ash
tor, Jun. by deed of bargain and sale OF
record in the oHiee Of the county court OF
j. Gcrson, which The said Burdes Ashton,
Jun. on the 18th OF March, 1905, mor,ga.
ged 10 said executors, also Of record
in said Office.
The sale of the above described
three tracts OF land will commence at the
dwelling house CT John Dsmmet, on the
first mentioned tract on The 18th day oil
June next at IL o'clock Of this said day.
The commissioners viii make such deed
to the respective purchasers as he afore-
said court Of Chancety may direct.
Bennett Taylor,
Thomas Parker
John Humphreys
and e
April Goth, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-01
GUN POWDER.

THE Proprietors of the RICHMOND
= POWDER MILLS, offer tor sale by
the keg OF larger quantity, and Fl ,kiUN
POWDER, glazed and unglazed s4~Ar-
ranied equal to any imported. and 5ea-
sonable terms. IN
Retailers at liberty to return the povder
linoS approved Apply to JAS. BROWN,
Jr. or ID J. Burr.
RichmopJygsS Max 1sio.aw.wtf
TOR so and
London bailt CHARIOT, which has
been but little used and IS in good state
|ot Prese ryatioa. Apply to the printer, or
20 Mr.. HsGHEs, coach maker, opposite
the Old CITY Tavern. where the carriage
may be sses. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-01
Lands for Sale.

RY Virtue of a decree, rendered
I'D on the 9th day Of Sept. 1869,
II superior court of chancery holden in
he city OF Richmond, in a rause whe, Elm
Samuel Smith, James A. Buchanan, nd
James Calhoun, late merchants and part
'ners, trading under the name and firm Of
Smith, Calhoun, & CO. were compliments.
and Burde, Ashton, Jun. and others, were
defendants The subscribers named 10
said decree for the purpose Of carrying the
SAME into effect, will sell al public auction
Tor eash, the following
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-01

VIRGINIA
In Hal'fa sz, County as. court, Il chanesgy,
Robert Wade, pI,;,,;T
against
lanes Gideon, Roger Gideon and John
Wade Dere,,Ia, 'o""
Inc defendants, not having entered
tneir appearance and gwen security Ar
cording to the act of Assembly ard IT..
rules OF this court, and it appeSrins X The.
satisfaction Of the court that they afe noyf
inhabitants of this onmonwea.thf. OF
motion OF the plaintiff Ly his counsel NJ
Is ordered, that the said defendants A. an
pear here on the fourth Monday in sa,y
next, and answer the Bill Of the plaintiff
and that copy of this order be forthwi,
inserted in one of the news.papers nnb-
lished IN The city OF Richmond for e,sht
weeks successfully and posted az the from
'r OF the court hou { OF the said co1n.
T. N''~
[A CoPy,1 Teae,
Samuel Williams, d. C. ne.
lw8tpl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-01
Fresh Medicines.
" ALL & K oG r S

Fl ave Just received a large and com
plete assortment of fresh selected MEDt.
ClNES and DRUGS of the latest impor-
tations (which, in addition TO their former
stock, form as extensive and general an
assortment in that line. as can be found ia
this C'tys Medical practitioners, and Cen
tlemen who sell medicines, will now be a =
bic to get supplied on terms that will meet
their appreciation, by calling at the New.
Medicine Store, few doors above the
Market Bridge in this City.
"A few patent Medicines emu
merated (viz.)
Steers Chemical Opod -ldoc
Bateman Drops
British Oil rs
Essence Peppermint
Iurling,on's Balsam of life
DR. Rawson's celebrated
ltch Ointment
do do Genuine an,i-bilious
and Stomachic B,ters
do do Worm Powders
Wheaton's I'ch O,ntmeut
Craig's do do
DIR Lees Genuine Windham
Bilious Pills
AndersoI's do
Hooper's do
Doctor Thompson's aromatic Tooth p,s,a
ditto Eye Water
Febrifnge Electuary for Ague & Fever
Hlinkley's lnfallible remedy for the piles
DIR Cooley's Vegetable Elixer or Couch
Drops a
Genuine Spice Bitters -
-ALSO-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-01

DY virtue of deed Of trust execu, ed
D to the subscriber by Robert and Geo.
Turner and Ann the wife Of the said
George, bearing date the 18th day of Oc-
tober, 1907, and admitted to record. will
lie seld, a, public auction. for ready mo .
ney, before the door. of the Bell Tavern,
in the city of Biehn.ehd, on the 18th day
June next, aiftthe LOT or PARCEL
~ GROUND. Mlate on the east side Of
n cross street ~ eaid city leading from
1he Bell IaveWto &c river, formerly un.
Ger lease to Russell end Wallace. and
subject 10 pound rent of 10 pounds per
tnDuIn, feTever, or so much thereof as will
bs sufficient to raise the, sum OF 65exlolis.
and tic expenses attending the extetion
Of the trust.
shall also by virtue OF aBotheFd3ed of
trust from the same parties to the szbscri-
bers aGdes same satc, prossed to sell, at
the same tine anaplace Another LOT or
flECE Of GROUND, SITUATE on the south
f!de of the main streetfin said city, con
Waning IS feet front ksn the cross street
Aesrly opposite the fBell Tayern) down
WCcuoh' 3 line, on Thea east corner of a
sixteen feet alley, And Adjoining a iot for.
m,rly leased to hbbt. Mans. or SO much
thereof as wtllfbe sufflohnt to raise the
SUN o. 9eo dcfars and The expenses of
sale, &c. The sale will also he for cash.
ANDREW STEVENSON, Trustee
May Is, 1910. ids
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Penitentiary Store,
DOMESTIC WAREHOUSE.
d. 7. Burr,

VIZ hne and coarse hats of every description.
= regular supply of cotton cloth on cons;pnmen,
from the Prcvidencs mandatory, and will be
soli oyihe piece at the mill prices, viz BED
ncking, stripes. checks, and plain cloths. Spun
cotton. single and double
Home Made Linen Sheeting. Richmond Gun
.o"dsr Dy me keg. warranted OF superior quail
ity.. Philadelphia Porter and Ale in casks and
bottles, and Beeria barrels
Harness Leather, Boot Legs, Wax Calf
SKINS Colcu,ed and Black Roans,
February 10, 1910. If
GrWanted TO HIRE by the year, = good
COOPER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-01

Jesse Crew pltf
ASAINsT
Samuel Higgsson. James Csson. In
admir- of John Hisga,on decd Chanecry.
and CHARLES Thompson and
William Walton,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-01

AT a meeting Of the directors OF the
Richmond Turnpike Company, on Wedussday
the 23d May, 1910.
;. Resolved, That all shares Ode
1nqlen's IN said company be sold on t&S27th
gay q the nexs month, a. the Eagie Tavern in
the siiy of Richmond
N. Sheppard, elk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-01
N @ T T C. r.

THE friends of the Sc AMEN whose names
are published below aud who s,as. ,har
they are CITIZENS of the United Staten, in,re.-
SEQ INTO the British service, and detained in
snaps Oh war At Liverpool s. Plymouth. 10 Eng
..;. ~. 'squessea TO furnish this department.
rions of their persons. anu e'sS''r
Department of State. MAJ 1910
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28
MR.. GIRARDIN, having preferred
situation on theshill for has esta-
blishraent.

Situdtiou On the Till iOf mas GSta-
blish,aent,
THE SUBSCRIBERS can with pleasure
assure their friends, that the business
OF the Academy, whereof l.. II. Girard D /,
ID. Doyle & Johu Wood, have at present
the administration, Will. from the Ist of
sept. next. be conducted By tnem with the
Cooperation OF Mr.. Crusolles, late teach
er in the College Of Baltlmore-a French
gentleman OF great requirements as well
IN Classics and Mathematics as in his ma.
tive tongue.
The advantages resulting to youth FROM
this association will be OF great cons.q ucnce
10 the lnhabita,,ts of Richmond ana its vi.
clfHty. Mpre time ard attcarion will De
applied to txsghsh, Latin and Greek Gas.
sics==-thE tees FOR Iuit.On reduced to a rea-
sonable standard, aud the mind be direc.
ted to useful and early practice, as wei,
as Theory, in Mathematical and mercan
tile studies.
They VIII limit to that number which
may appear most reasonable to the pa.
rents and themselves, the teachers will
be equally responsible in their depart.
ments, excepting the French teacher
whose hours OF attendance will be hmi.
ted.
In discipline, the same order and har.
Mony snoii DC preserved Ia all depart.
meuts, that has, for yearly three years
been kept up byND. Doyle in his depart.
ment, 1t shall be neither indolently laa
nor tyrannically severe.
Tie prices concluded on as most rea-
sonable, will be,
For English, including History, Geogra
.phy, Beiles-Letrres, Book keeping. anu
MathematIcs,-per quarter, 8 dolls.
For the above with Latin and Greek
Ilaneuages,=1O dolls.
For small Glasses in Spelling Reading,
Writing and Grammar,==6 dolls.
This establishment will have in view
utility, not ostentatioE=and its object will
be to give that knowledge of the English
Language, Of the Classics, and of the Ma
thematIcs, Which will coDslde rably facili-
tate the completion OF a collegiate educa.
ton.
1t must be apparent to all, that, where
as the English, Latin and Greek Classics,
as W. as Spelling, Reading, Writing
and ARITHMETIC and for the. most part,
Geography and the use of the Globes
we're 'taught solely by ID. Doyle, fer near
ly two years in this Academy, when the
school was numerous, that, when an adj !.
ditlonal teacher of equal capabllitv is ad.
dedJ the number of pupils limited, and the
Iees tor tuition much diminished, there can
De little douct of respectable and lasting
patronage,
d. DOYLE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28
Regimentai Orders !!

City Of Richmond, 1st Aug. 1910.
THE Officers of The 18th Regiment. and
ct the Artillery and Cavalry attached
TO SAID regiment are hereby notified and
required to meet their Brigade Major and
Inspector spon the Capitol square, at IA
O'Clock in the forsnoon, on the 18th, 18Th
and 18th days d October next, for the
purpose OF being Instructed by him &C.
cording to law, Each Officer viii come
prepared with musket and at least three
blank cartridges on the 18th and 18th. and
with side arms only on the 18th.
A General Mnster of the 18th Regiment
will take place oa,the Goth of the same
month of October, for which purpose the
Othcers and prlyates OF said Regiment
will parade upon the Capitol square at IL
o'clock in the forenoon OF the day last men.
toned completely equipped according %
law.
GEO. VIM. SMITH,
1t. Col. Commandment
Of the 18th Reg. Va. Militia.
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From tie Raleigh (M. g. Star.


Messrs. Editors.-I send you for
publication a New Invention of mins
n Distilling Brandy, for which l in
end making application for Patent
Right. As the season fer distillins
iruit is now at hand, and believing that
Farmers will find considerable ad.
vantage In pursuing this method, /
am willing that those who are DESTROYS
OF carrying it into execution shall do
so, provided they consider themselves
bound to pay the price of the Patent
light lin case the same shall be OBJ.
,ained) whenever called on. This no.
tiee is therefore given to al who may
wish to make the experiment, and at
the same time to torwaJn all persons
from making an application tor the
right which claim as my own Inven-
ton.
Have two tubs made of the same
size, (oak timber and very thick staves)
place these tubs not more than 4 or s
inches part the tub that contains
the wor m of the still, in the usual way,
should be confined with close head
at top as well as bottom his may be
done with head crozed in after the
worm Is fixed in the tub, or it may
be done with lid something Ike that
of a churn, and can be taken CT should
it be necessary THE other tub,
which has no worm, should be fixed
in the same way. In the side of these
two tubs, near the bottom, pipe or
tube must be fixed, that will convey
the cider or MODIFY you are about TO
distill, from one tab to the other. This
Us to be made use of 10 keep the spi-
rits cool while going through the worm
instead OF water end in piece of FIJI
ling the still with cider, as usual, you
must FL up the tub that has no worm,
which will Immediately carry itself in
to the other tub, through the pipe and
will keep all equal height in both tubs
until they are filled. In the tub that
contains the worm you must have a
large cock little higher than the top
Of your kettle, which with any little
simple conveyance, will carry your
hot cider into the kettle, when il will
be almost ready TO boil by the time
you h'l up your still Il mean after the
hrst sill full IS run OFF, This is 20 be
done in making the first runnlngs,
which is the principal part of distiiIing.
When you double yoar spirits you
must use wslerin both tubs in the me
way, any more than TO let il out on the
lground instead OF conveying j. INTO the
kettle.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28
-Four Dollar. Per Annum-- Paid in Advance
Vineyard Lottery.

Scheme Of this small Lottery,
Il is the best, without exception. thar
has been offered to the public for many
years past. 1t comprises only $4,000 Tick
cts, Floe Thousand Three Hundred and
Seuenfy Eight of which are prizes. The
Drawing will positively commerce. on the
29th day of October next, at the State
House, Philadelphia.
The demand for Tickets in this Lottery
has been unparalleled. Nearly one thou.
saEd has been already ordered from adven-
turers in Boston only, and nearly as many
from other large cities in the United States.
G.. & r. WAITE,
Having purchased all tine unsoid Tickets,
have received from the Commissioners, an
pointed by an act of the Legislature, salts.
factory obligations that the drawing shall
he completed in IL weeks from its com.
mencement, and that under no pretence
whatever shall it be delayed one single
day, as has been the case with MANY other
Lotteries ;-moreover, G and II, Waite,
assure their friends and the Lottery ad.
venturers generally, that they will pay all
prizes 80 days after the drawing is COM
pleted, or for small premium the moment
they are drawn. Their Office in Philadsl.
phia, is at No II North I'd street in N.
York, No. SO and No. 81, Maiden Lane
in Albany, at No. 90 State.street and in
Baltimore, corner of ST. faal's.iane and
Market street.
At each of the above places Check Books
will be kept, where the daily drawing will
be entered, and free Tor the examination
ct tickets gratis. Persons ordering tickets
shall be supplied free of postage and risk.
SCHEME OF THE ABOVE LOTTERY,
Authorised by an Act of the Legislature OF
the state of Pennsylvania, to be drawn in
;he city of Philadelphia, the 29th October.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28
THE subscriber has just received from
Europe, large and elegant assort.
nsent of
G O O d S,

Suitable for the present and approaching
SEASON, consisting of the following arti.
Giles. which he will dispose OF on the loves,
terms for cash.
Superfine Cloths and Casimeres.
Second ditto ditto.
Irish Linens asserted from lid. to S. stcr.
ling.
velvets, veIveteens and Fancy Cords.
Marseiiies, Mole Skin aed Tolinet Vest
Patterns.
Ladies' and GentIemen's Silk, Cotton, and
Ditto. ditto ditto Gloves.
Black and Colored Lustrings.
Ditto ditto Satins and Pealons.
Linen and Cotton Cambricks.
Super6ne Chintz and Callicoes.
Plain and Figured Leno Muslins.
Ditto ditto ditto Shawls.
l. men and Cotton Checks, IA GA * 8.4.
Furniture Calico.
Bombazettes and WiIdborc.
Ca!emanCoes and Durants.
Bandanno Handkerchiefs.
Ribbons (assor,ed)
Seeded aud Corded Cambricks.
Twilled ditto.
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas.
Hessians, German Oznaburgs, India Co..
tons and Bed Blankets.
Qu9HS anG Marbles.
Writing and Letter Paper.
Double Millct Casimeres.
French Imitation Cambricks
ga Linen and Cotton Tab,ing.
Military Feathers, assorted.
Tortoise Shell and Horn COMBS.
Ravens Duck and Russia Sheeting.
Gold and Silver Thread.
Ditto ditto Spangles.
Package and Pound Pins.
Linen aud Cotton Bed Tick.
Waters, large and small.
Printed Cotton Pocket Haedkcrcbiefs.
Ginghams and Cotton Balls.
Gallons Bindings.
Three Corner Leno Handkerchiefs.
Thread LaCes.
Cotton ditto.
Tabby Velvets and Worstcd Bindings.
Crs pc, al "a and "a.
The above goods being particularly Sc
lected and purchased for cash, he will
make il an object worth the attention of
those who will favor hun with their Gus.
tom.
L. JOSEPH.
August 2sd, 1910. st
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Tract of Lond,

Lying in the county of Prince Edward. on
the waters of Spring Greek, containing
4,4{0 acres by an old survey. This land
viii be divided in any way to suit purcha..
sers- A small part of the purchase money
will be required in hand, aud the balance
is ihree equal annual psymens; bonds with
Approved security aud deed OF trust up-
oa The Ind to ensure punctual payment,
will also be required = Will be sold, at
pv1lc aucuon, on the tenth day of Decem-
bcr next, If fair, if not, the next fair day,
at the above mentioned place, 80 as likely
NHCR0ES as any in Virginia, consisting
at siales and females, of all ages and des.
ct,puons. Among them blacksmith, who
is 5uung and hesiIhy-a wheclwrighgs==a
good cooper and carpenter. Terms tor the
negrces one fourth in cash, aud the BAL.
snce to be paid in twelve months. Bonds
with anexcepiionsble security TO bear inte 4.
rest from the date, u not punciuaIly paid,
will be required, and eight per c, Mt per
anpqm will be Deducted for cash. All per.
sons to whom the subscriber is indebted
may expect payment as soon after the sale
81 'he above properly is Elected as may
be convenient ior lhcm 10 apply,
Richard Kidder Randolph.
August 2lst, 1910. ids
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WAsHINGToN, Ken. July 2S.
MERINO SHEEP.

Messrs. Adams and Ives arrived in
this place on Friday the 2osh inst.
with 173 whole, half, three quarter and
seven eighth blooded Merino rams.
they are all young, rather smaller than
our common sheep, and look much the
worse OF their journey. They are
from the flock OF Colonel David nums
phries of Connecticut. We are inform.
ed that they have refused two thoussrd
dollars for full blooded ram, only
one year old ; and that they farmed
one out tor one year, near Mafietta.
Tor one thousand dollars. For he
halt blooded they ask from so to 3, O
dollars. I hey left town on Tuesday
last for the inferior parts OF this sta.e.
These gentlemen have sent ON 10
Lexington cloths manufacture -. the
n. states, ofthe Merino wool, 70 ye.
~ considerable amount.
Farmers, who ae DESTROYS OF en-.
creasing their hocks i,h his yaluaa
breed, would do well to seperste he
ewes from the rams, as it is cxpea ted
there will be several Merino rams scat
to this part OF the country III tile mon n
oil November.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28
Tract of Land.

Lying in the said county OF Charlotte, on
both sides OF Cub Creek, containing by es-
tlmation seven hundred and eighty seven
acres 1T being the tame .and conveyed by
William Barkesdals and Richard Blow
and Fanny his wife, TO Edward Dennis. by
deed bearing date the second day of Au-
gust 1885, and recorded ia the general
court on the sixteenth day Of august. in
tne year 17s9) OF SO much thereof AS may
be necessary 10 raise the sum of 1851 az Id,
with interest thereon at six per cent. per
annumy from the 18th day OF October,
1890, aud the costs OF suit.
tbs he Commissioners.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28
NOTICE.

IN compliance with the decree pronoun-
ICED on the 10Th day of March, 1907. by
the superior court of ohancery holden at
the capitol in the city of Richmond, in a
SUIT depending in the said court, between
William Barksdale, plaintiff, and Edwd.
Dennis. defendant--WILL BIZ SOLD. at
public auction, for cash, at Cub Greek Meet
ing house, in the county of Charlotte, on
the 18th day Of September next,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28
d. DOYLE.
X. DABNEY.
IF
August 9.
In Counc1L, mn goth, 1910.

In Council, Juty goth, 1910.
IL is ADVISED, That in future no
claim for attendance on Courts Martial
either as Judge Advocate, Members or
Witnesses. be referred TO the Auditor for
adjustment, until 4 copy of the proceedings
OF such court martial, duly authenticated
by the President and Judge Advocate, shall
De received by the Executive And shat
this advice be published IN the Argus aud
Enquirer for six weeks, and copies thereof
furnished the commandants OF Divisions,
Brigades and Regiments.
Extract from The minutes.
Attest,
DhNL. l.. HYLTON,
Clerk OF the Council.