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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01
A NOTION

All our rcaders-we mean, our reading readers
must have heard of the Ed R6ff2h IfeT,;sz-TLis
justly celebrated work is conducted BY Mr.. JeiIe.
ray, gentle AN of the first literary talents
\ few weeks ago, he unexpe.tediy arrived in n
hork--it was sad, that lac me To this country To
look after some landed prnperty-in few DAYS 1t
was formally announced, that he came TO Ion! AFTER
n good wife, the most valuable of all ,,ronert es =
We understand, By letter from FREUD in New.
York, that Mr.. j. means 10 set out iol Washington
City IN short time, in order to apply to our Co
vernment for the liberty Of Cartel vessel To carry
hls Lady and himself back to Liverpool-tnd some
OF the good people of that city have couceit cd no.
ton, that . more IS here meant than M, cts the
eye--that some previous steps will be t. kef by
that gentlemanliowards bringing ab M an accu,no.
daion OF our diiie enecs with the Engl:sS govern
nlent.
Now, we vastly pleased with this s norion'' Of
the Niekerbookers-ihe wise mau (w. mean
King Solomon) las said, sc there is nothing ne,,
under the sun With all due respect fo.. his Jew
ish Majesty, we humbly eeivc, that there would
lie something uncommon in this tr.,nsaetion -;r -
Scotch Reviewer joined in holy wetlloc;, Co Am 4.
neriean Lady--iorming what COLLECT wonld call
Z" petticodt i9firGii<dtion'-shail be able 10 ac-
complish an equitable peace bet~een the Unit. d
States a.d 1reat BI1tan-we do insist upon IT, that
TINS would be very new thing Ibid
The London ministerial prints continue 10
heap abuse on this country equanetl only
in the scurrilous pages of the Federal Re-
publican and other federal prints of the Bos
ton stamp They say Americans have no
genius, no talents, no eloqueuce, no science,
no liberty they say that freedom is a plant
which f1ourishes only on the British sell. :
The Federal Republican may echo and re
echo the assertion. But the good sense, the
sad experience Of Englishmen will convince
them that our fore fathers had genius, la
Tents and eloquence enough to expose the
horrid features of British despotIsm in all
their dreadful colrrs, and scieuce and free
spirit enough to break It's chains. and assert
their liberties and Independence. These in
eStImaole gifts the Americans of the present
day will svince talent efficient to maintain
against all the gem US and resources of En-
glismen.
Bal. mir.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01

Extract ofG iefer fri m Lieus. 1TLaneh-
IN 9f'ihe army of'fhe Unifed Sfafes. 10 nj
Father in this city, dafed BAH, Oeto6lr
2Oth, 1873
Glorious news is in circulation here,
that The army has crossed aud taken King.
sion, and is on its march Tor Fort Montreal
ALSO, that Gen. Mcclure has returned to
Fort George with a humber of prisoners,
after having burnt and destroyed every thipg
before HIM"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01
WilIiam 4 80 CnLLn..n-

w Law Lectures in William and NI,rv
College, will commSnce on Monday liz
l4th OF November, undeIfhc direction Of en-,
celior NELSON, Profess9 of Law and 20 ice
Mr.. CAMPBELL FIYessoe o. Matbematics
VIII also give Leeture/ on Natural rhilusonhv,
Mr. Mr. WIN BaowN, fuorneyat Law, formerly
graduate OF WiliYh aud Mary College. ,sbo
also attended wink in Europe C9,,.. "'y
Lectures IN the College Of Edinburgh. viii a.
charge The duties Of Natural Philosopbv. S,c
The Lectures on Mathematics. Natural Ill
diately. i"''he'
Nov I.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01

The following extract was published bv us
IN slip on Saturday = rhe bare bosmBikity Of
"s "Ah is entirely discred,ted by the Enqnir
or. 1t may be so-and the reader viii oI,ssr :.
that the writer only gives it as "a ,e6oyt.-W
admit that Bath IS a considerable distance even
from Saokeu's Harbor--yet it will be found
hat tins letter IS as late any thing that has,
reachtd us from that quarter Gen Wnkin.
sons operations 1t 10 well known were intended
20 be as secret as possible hence it Is proba.,
be that we shall have rumors and reports on
the subject in abundance before any Thing ofi-
ciGf reaches U.s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01
REAL.RsTArr

Fo, 6gle az Pu6ac HaefIg.
{ IN wednesday the Sd Nov. ~ fair If NO,
LOTS, m th2' part Of thH CIV Ea,Ie5 i,'''N'
valley, Immediately opYBsit, icssrs pro,'.'
RACES Garecn,N form%y Mkenzie'tI IN =
situation Of this Rropkfty rekders il ',.'
gib'e tor Retail Gr6Ses u private d,geii;e ea'-
"a clear and indisHNble title--Terrs-..-
fourth ~ 6O days, &e fplance in u montGs
negotiable paper with/gaQd endorsers. a"d
oeed 9I trust on the last payment viii be- ~
CURED, Ihe sale pnder IN. MANAGE, re- &c
Mr.. Th5s. Taylor/ ''"'Ht OF
Oct. 90 AND.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01
PARIS, August 6.


Il is known, that to make4ugar, the red
beet was preferred to the pants aud fruits
which nave the same property bu. we were
Ignorant mat the red beet served also TO
make excellent coffee. We read infhe 4" An
nails OF the Manufacturers" thatthe red beef
cut ~ small square pieces dried in an oven.
which is burnt and afterwards reduced
powder like coffee, gives d very clear liquor
and which has the fine color of coffee. il IT,
added that its superior to all that has un
III no~ been attempted in imitation OF coffee.
and that two thirGs OF the liquor Of red beef
mixed WITH one third OF coffee i'm liogor.
form delicious coffee, and snch. thai Mo.
cha would not surpass i These are two
very precious properties. Be.ides these still
thlTd mas been discovered in the red beet;
the " Patriotic Journals" pnlyfshed al Wen
ma, contain Memoir which teaches 10 make
beer with this root. Thus tho red beet
winch furnishes at once sugar, coffee. and
beer IS going to become more precious "a
Europe than the cocoa nut or bread tree
are to America.
n ChTystal RUE by ratenf Of iapenfion.
NJ Laurent, mechanic At paris. has ms,
bT nsht the tlute to the highest decree Of
Periecti0n, BY substituting Tor wood and ivo-
y, en- ystal, on which the atmosphere does
net exercise any whuence. The sorm diff
lsrs not at all from that Of common instru.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01
VIRGINIA. ARGUS.
n IGN M o ND:
MONDAY, NOVEMBER i, 1873

a letter froAChlico,he, states positively the
belief that the celebrated BRiTISHltsENERAI,
fECuMsEii was killed in the late engagement
with Gen Harrison.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01

variety OF battles, and taken aud DESTROYED
(t IS Said) one hundred thou i..nd men Bo-
na?arte was retreatng. and the Allies FOL.
lowing. has completely bca,
ten. Ney. ~. Sebastians had surrendered
The Captaip OF the Erie STAGES, "that our
ministers Bavard and Ca;i;t,in, u,re aboat
leaving St Petersburg. for nome list of AuA
gnst-no prospect of having any one 10 meet
them from any quarter"
Extract g,anofher Le;ter-sqme Gate.
We have important news this morning,
by an arrival at Boston, with London 9apers
10 the 2Sth ultimo. Bonaparte at FIRST Oh.
tanned some small advantages, but in SCI
ries OF after engagements the Allies were
every where successful General Moreau
was Killed by Cannon shot ST. Sebastians
surrendered to Lord wellington. Nothing
on Americaa affairs but a report that
Ga'iatin and Bayard had sailed ON their re-
turn, there being no hope of success in their
mission"
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Fran the Ne,ehaa.s' cg6se Hsuse FOOLS.

From the Merehaa's' cefse House Bools.
Extract Of a letter .Trom We7o York, &C..
fobeT 18th, 1913.
The Erie, Captain Robertson, has arrived
at Boston from France and England. She let
the Liter place on The 29,h ofsept. The fol-.
lowing IS summary Of her news, as could
gather it from Mr.. Butler, the Editor.
The French aud allies have had successive
battles since the 25th aug ali of which Ter
minated IN favor OF the after Reioieings had
taken place at Berlin IN consequence oftIiem.-
ne French by these accounts, have been ter
ribly cut up. Gen Moreau was killed in tb.
great battle az Dresden, while in conversation
with the Emperor Alexander. ball passed
through both his highs lie died a few days
after. Capt. Robertson states, thai GELATIN
and Bayard bad sailed from ST. PetegsburcL
Tor the United States. They had had no poii
teal communication with the Emperor, or with
any person Whatever, 50 says Capt. Robertson
The French feet had sailed tor New, York =
can give you nothing further to day--ro-
morrow will send you particulars"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01

Extract eta iefter. tram Jyev York, dated
October %.
we nave great news 20 day Ship Erie
arrived at Boston, left London 18th Septem-
oer' The Allies had been successful in a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-18

VERNE pleased. aud that there WAS no moyemsn nj on
tic part OF commodore Decatur to prevent il. ".
again repeat, that it with regret notice any in.
stance oil disinsenuOusness in officer wh~ss gene.
RAJ character We anmire, and whose department at
all times to our cnuntry men, has been such TO en-
title him To their highest good w,lE
IL IS not Que OF The least circumstances Of com
nodore Desatu.'s good fortune, or rather good ma.
nagement, that he conveyed has prize, IN her shat
tered eondition, acros; vast extent OF ocean,
swarming with toes, and conducted her triumphant
v into port; thus placing immediately before the
eyes OF his countryinen noble trophy vi his own
skull, and ofnst, onxi proves.
such has been the brilliant career OF this naval be-
10. IN private hte hs fortune has been equally pro-
p'tous. Honor-d by his country, beloved d, mas
trends, and blessed by the affections vi aniane
aud elegant woman. He is III the very pviae
OF NE, p'caaingn his person, oil intelligent
teresing eountenanee, and an eye an whose iad
ana brilliant iusire, spirit, enterpriEe and urbanity
are happily blended. ,i,s deportm. al 10 manly AID
unassnnnng, ard his ~ ansers peculiarly gentle sn
engaging uniting the polish OF the gexueman with
the frank simplicity OF the sailor. Ii with the most
perfect delight that We have noticed our naval off
GERS, On returning from the gallant achievements
which sre The universal topics OF national pride and
c>li,s,iou, sirking at into unos,entstious and
qa'et citizens No ysn-slorious boa stnss, no pue.
rue Ssscohaies, are heart from their lips
ueir ehsny they aiways speak with courtesy and
rssese'--'i their xph,ts, with unaffected mo-
deny and frsnkness. W nh tho sspirius ardour oil
'ry brave spirits, they pay Tut httis regard 10 tbs
iss; their whole sous stretched towards the
ia'Hre. into such hands confde, without appre.
TO tins handful of gallant worthless, is allotted tile
proud destiny oil founding the naval fame at the ma
ton, and OF thus having th.irnsnes inseparably con-
nerted Win the glory Of their country.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-18
May 90.
PHOENIX COFFEE.HOU
WALL STREET.

DAVID DARNUM, late of Philadelphia, res
~ pectfuliy informs his friends and the public gen
orally that he has taken for term of years, and ha.
completely and genteeiy rehtted throus bout, thai
enmmodious Esajlishment well known as the Pho.
nix Coffee House. nearly opposite the Tontine in
the city OF York central stand for business
being in the immetliste neghbourhood ofthe Banks,
the Insurance Offices, and Post Office and most
eligible place oiresort to travellers merchants and
masters OF vessels.
The building is spacious the chambers large and
airy, and are fdrnished with excellent beds. The
Liquors are of the greatest variety sn,l the frs,
quality; the visuds the best that the weil.stock ID
markets OF New York can supply the attendance
such as is calculated TO give general satisfaction anu
the tsrIns moderate.
The Price Currents and the principal Newspapers
the u. States, are regularly flied for the accom-.
modstnn Of The visitors
- An Ordinary every day at two o'clock.
ID BARNUM eherishes tie hope that long expe-
Renee in the line of his business, will recommend
him to the encouragement OF his fallow-oitizsns-
To those who know him, all Professions would be
superSu"us; aud the Stranger is respectfully invi.
ted " eTprct something more substantial, viii, the
cerfsiuty Of not being disappointed.
June 81
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TWENTY Boxes Cotton Card. Tor sale, BY
y LUCkE, SizEi, * CT.
June J.
LAND ANDLoTS FuE SALE

M LII be exposed TO puL..c sale, on the os,b
w lnst. at IL o'clock A. NJ. Oh The d, ,.n,.es
tie following LOTS x LAND belonging 10 the a.
tate OF Adam Craig. deed Four Oh. ACRE lots ly,,,
IN Duvars village, adjoining tl.e Cay OF Kichu ono
numbered III the plat o the said village 2 &, ~
~ two ACRE lots separated from the first
ioor oy w est street and extending X borserin. nm
the road leading to Duvals Mni-Aiso twenty ssr,
OF isnd, lying between Duyais village and the Carsn
formerly Mackes zies, be laid Oft in lot. IN AMI,
purchasers, plat ct which viii be exhibited nm tb
usy OF sale-- The terms III sale OF the beior. r.
uoneh property Will be, fourth of the puYehase
money To be paid ON the LIST January next and a ne.
souaOe note wth an approved endorser to be yiy,n
Tor mat payment The other three tourtl,s
10 be- pad IN three equal annual ins,ahu -nts.
me hrst insialIn,r to be paid on the fi,s, al
JANUARY 1913, anu the payment OF them secured
oy Deed oil trust ON the property--te charges Tor
stamps I'm" Tor The Deed conveying the pronerty of
the purchaser snd in trust tor the payment Of m.
purchase money, to be de:rayed by the purchaser,
resp. Shyey
AT the came time and place win be expo,pd N
Puohe safe. valuable tract OF land lying In Tn.
county ~ iienrco, about 4 miles from he Civ nj
,Hehinond, afo,nins the land, purchased hy Duc;or
Jon" husins o' the estate Ut Adam Cras der'd aud
contain shout 200 Tn, tera,s at sale WI;
oe one m"'e'y OF the purchase money 10 be paid NJ,
Tue ist january next and the other noety on tn.
Isl. JanoSry following. The purchaser 10 give a
negouane note, with an approved indorser for ,h.
srst moiety, and deed Of trust on the prenrr,, -,
secure Tie payment ot that and the Other moiety
lie expenees OF stamps and convey auces to be de-
'rayed b the purchaser.
! June Tth. tA
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iath Berkeley Springs.

THOSE Ladies aud Gent men, of Virginia.
wishing 10 'st Bdth BsrEeieg Springs in Virgin.
"a, (uear Mar''nsburg) being tie Ia atre of AIaer.
ica Tor t',ree Months in the year (Ju,e, Jny, Au.
gust, asd even &c, tember,) are rcspec fatty INFORM
ed that the WATERS are in their strongest ga e
and ~ the greatest purity the Baths aud Walks in
the best ordcr aud every attention aid by the sub.
scfiJcr. 70 render fall saisf+etion u ing onq as
qfsinted wd public ifr, and scoustomed to good
living myself, The public may depend on having the
bes, aeoommodsti0n--elesh beds and bed,lmg, with
comfortable rooms; choice liquors, wines, SSe which
have been carefully collected aud the lables will
be decorated IN the first style.
The Subscriber having several houses at Borke
ley Springs he will make the table ~ SUIT psrttes
Or have a general table as s,e Guests s,ay think
proper.
The Subscriber has drawing Room furnished
for the Ladies Piano Fore, Maps Of Different
Kinds, Reading Room. &c.--s grand HIND IF M.
&c tor Balls, once twice week, ss the ooinpan,
nay tlfiui proper The very beet servants ore se.
lseted for attendance, and every attention pad by
ihepobho's
Obedient humble servant,
RonERT BAILEY
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-Ne7O Establishment ofthe
June T,h.

GA1LE Ia v EkN.
EN AIDE X JOHN 6. MOSBY, wisl, to inf, r,n
W their Friends and the Public in general. ,ha,
tisey have bought out the late PROJECTORS of the
estabishmert, and this day take possession Of The
Il n 6 Il VERN,
1t their intention, and they are actually engages,
in taking proper steps, Ia this ancient and
spectacle establishment, not merely 10 rs eletant
and satisfactory state il has at any perod eshb
ted, but TO give new and interesting eaims "a pub
lie attention ard patronage. In,pre,sed viii, ;ns,
idess,of what is due to the number and respectbii
~ OF the individuals who at all times have
disposition 10 make it their resort The present pre-
prieos are determined to render ils outfit in every
respect worthy oil favor and support. For this pur.
pose, they are planning IN every department eft IA
comprehensive ARA cement, such repairs altort.
tons, and Improvements as the p,ust iut,ieiuus an
tenton TO the aecommodatoH OF til friends in town
| and country esn suggest. AS tie compass OF the
establishment is sufficiently extensive to stloi, a
| complete system OF srrns ements they purpose ia
ernbrsce within the scope CT their attention ~bate
yer may eonduce 10 the convenience and satsiso,on
ot thereby friends, or the agreeable reception aud
entertainment OF Individuals or families from ,he
country. Travelling company will find a rtompt
and cheerful attention both 10 themselves and heir
eqWpa9e, and every effort will be made To resdrr
them, Ssnifc Under fhe suiss Of the Eagle pleased
and gratea with the cpmInudousueas OF cir al, y,
ton.
Awsre ofthe Importance and necessity of d;lieent
st'eson To afathin hscisrge OF the duties OF the
Stables, The proPrietors will superiniend with the
s'rietesl ES'shce the ;nsnagen,n mt ot tins essential
branch OF their business. Ibe boraes in short .a
DC carefully attended TO.
HE proprietors are fitting up number of room,
Tor tie reef ption of m.nltSis the Assembly at
the apProac hing Session, and invite the
application OF such Gentlemen as are DISPOSED, to "a.
Tnr them with communications on this subject
Psitienar aud distinct arrangements are also ma
kms Tor the accommodation OF Stage Passengers,
"hese ,freshaeAt, repose and comfort a!ter the
IstlSues al travelling great attention vii, be maid.
Inc arevery sensible of what is net
ton :
The indulgence ofihe Public is requested for a
short period, until they can mature and co,nulete
She details at the numerous Domestic concerns
Nh,ch ~ present ocehpy their aittntion--After a
little time the propretors cherish hone that the
order and snlar ny Of their table will unite viii
the excellence Of their vspds and laors ia obtain
i Tag anivs' sal spprcba,ion.
A rii 80. wifi
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ROBERT JouNyynN

ROBERT JOHNSTON.
40 received a consignment oil Twenty Boxes
L 4 well assorted
COTTON s. WOOL CARDS, ~
which he will dispose OF liberal terms for cash.
or notes NJ sixtyrtays.
In addition 10 his former assortment of CUTLERY &
irsn. monge,y, he has lately received suppIy O,
Anvils, Vises, Cross Cut, Whip & Mill Saws. Pa.
lent * Prime Seythe Blades, Cut Nails l. Breds--
Likewise a few BaIcs OF excellent Cotton.
~. Ii. n small Invoice OF DRY GOODS CONSISTING
Of ClNhs, Fisnnels. Bed-uek, Manchester Cords
anu Flames, will be sold OH reasonable terms.
June Is. IS
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Dr. EAIsrCN

IL DcCh FED at the celebrated Medira, So oo,
VI I''io. gu having lately re;,..u.d ~ .ii..s
place, where be intt nds 10 FIX his r,s,, e,, 49, =.
reehn'D informs Tie nhatitA-.> or Ri,L,. on. al
Us vic'ny that be las commenced r, e,. IN lie
SNionS trsoehes of hiApro!eSson, and opos IA. by
'SS''uoos s''i psisevers attention to~arss nr,s,o-
'ing The welfare OF these intrusted to his car. uni
teu he taA,s, With 3 competent knowi,dsr III The
healthy AID diseased states Of the Anims li:eo,o o.
my ny ne %h merit yietever share OF paiona.e an
emil shtened putIic inay lie EN- ,rorer 10 xnnf nm.
on him. "''' "P-
nose 'seourins under the complicated pre- ssure
OF poverty and disease, are earnestly ihyi,ed 10
;., "ppnea,on .or advice, I'D neuiSincs ahieh
vi. be grs,uitousIy afforded vhem
~ - DC. X. has his oii, c in the house of Mr..
nsh ,sscCoai, lately occupied by Anursm steven.
.Inn-i5 80
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VIRGINIA

a I Superior Court OF Chancery holden =, Tho
CAint"i n,f'ch,nond the 18th January rsIs -
i,an'ai Cali de,.s-s in crust un,ur sn, chi, or,n,
OF The last will and testament oi RoJt M.s "a
s,,;,... Pk5.
.""h orahs"' Get.
This cause came this day to be he,r,i b, ron.
sen' on the hii', arswer snd exhibit and was ar.
susd ny counsel: On consid-ratirp vii sreot the
CON- being OF cl'n on the, nowit san,lne the rice
o' .ne 'st r'ese or Parcel Of the Land in the BiIl
Wehn"nea Mas u'it Sxed ainn in The lf., me Of
ne plaintiffs ,es,aor, yet the contract may BE- en-, ii.
ea INTO effect IN 81 co''rt OF kqn,y, she. The ,sse
tnereo may be ascertoio.d ii not by the n,,e,n,.nf
OF the parties by the verdict jury ,n,l sl,u,es
or"er ana decree, that the plaintiff 10 +x.ose for
SAFE al pahe auction, for ready money! the two p,e
ces or parcels gf
l. a N d,
IN the bill mentioned, alter giving thirty DAY, M
tee IN one or more OF the Richmond n.wsnaners
an" That the Eeeifdsnt 40 execute n iced or ds.d.
10 The pu chaser, or purchasers, ior the same vi,h
general Wairanty--ahd that the plant, lod the
lroceed OF the pieoe parcel ,f land on ylicL -,
price was kse Is aforesaid. in his hands SUBJECT tn
the future order of he Court, and that he s,so
make make report OF his proceedings herein to tho
ACopy.
Teste,
June IL.
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coTToNcaaDs.

The Subacriber eners for sale thirty three Boxes
COTTON CARDS,
VI Superior quality, on accommodating terms.
ALSO,
SO pieces MilIenetis.
gu pieces OF Cotton Shirtinc.
so pieces Cotton Cambricks,
l2 doz La'iies Cotton Hose
Q u ces Piat,Ias,
~ doz Assorted Cotton Balls,
10 pieces oil Doneslc Ginshams. '.at
June 49, ~
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june 9.
70. JOnN x. STOKEs-

q > you have 30 duly authorized agent known ~
rs, and yor reside in the state of North Car.
DINA, you are hereby uohfed tuat Oh FRIDAY the
3Dd day o. July next, at tic Washington Tavern in
the City OF Richmond (Virginia) we shall proceed
to take the deposition OF Archibald Blair de bene es
So. 10 be read IS evidences the trial Of the suit il
chaneery depending in The County Corrt ol Lunfn.
burg, yoa the sad JOIN X. Stokes as sdpl'r NJ John
Stokes sgsinst David Street, jams Smith, Ex.'rs
OF Anthony Street, deed. and Waddy Street, Wan
Street John street, Anthony Street, Joseph VI
Street, Adam Sell and Sally lis wife, and Ann
Smith wife Of the said james Smith an Antl,on,
Smith sad John Smith infants Of John Smith decd
b. the SAID James Snith ~ which time abd plaee
you msy attend, IL you tlink proper.
DAYlpsrREET,
AND
JAMES SMITH, Fxn'r,
ofAntbony Street, for themselves
and the other defendants
hRsJ z9' vGwp
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April so,
IN CZHNCERY. \
Z n Po- slsitan County Court, May 10Th fs,s
q William Mayo (sf Cumberlaud) PIT

IN CPLINCERY. \
Po -@lsttan County Court, May 18th. fsi3
William Mayo [sf Cumberaud) PifG.
against,
Joseph MeLaurne and James MeLsurjne seem
r'ueS Tor Catherine Mayo as cxecutrix OF Col ~ M
Mayo, deed Janneu Ligon adm'x viii, the viii an
nc*ed OF Seth Lyon deed, Bret, Randolph, John
Lyon, James Poindt1ter and William Mayo, Of
kentseky1 MIN
4 his day came the Plaintiff by John W Nash.
ESQ. his attorney, and fled bls bin against the de.
PENDANTS, and II appearing tie Satisfaction OF lie
court that The defendant William Marc IL NOT An
hhaltsnt of this otate, it is therefore Il, creed and
ordered by the Court tN the said William M,yo
90 appear here ON or before the third Wednesday, in
August next, and answer the plaintiffs ill. and
give security Tor performing such decree IS tbs
Court may make hercr--snd tha, sopy oftbis ar.
dec be forthwith inserted ia some 0s6i;e nevsna
per pubiEhcd IN tie city Of Riehmontl, and eo,,:r.
ued tor two months excessively, shd that eno,ber
cupy be posted up nj tie door OF the Court iIor,.
Of ths Conn'y two successive cour; day preyou,
to che said thirl Wednesday Ia August next.
II Copy.
Teste,
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