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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-13
PEACE WITH ALGIERs.


or H M conclusion of Peace with the Den
~ go nrS,frs continues to receive 1oeiqt cory
ed O ~ % Wo. capt. KeDffoa, who has arriv-
ca IN New-Bedford from Cadiz. rero,, si Nv
tne Amfr.can consul there had reca;ye, 'nst
U eaS from the Vice Consul 1t Carthagena an
and thas . Tue conclusion Of Peace with AIgiers,
laylng IN that port. Letters from Cadiz ' rs1
v ve, sH y NIewbSuryPor also mentions the e.
decatur, who resides in the viri,;,, yrs yrs
J,y, mad received letter from the C 70 ,na.
u0re' dated July LIST, off Algiers. W. O''''"'7
Bost. Cent
r,r we are credib'y informed that Josepb Ro
ns S' IS at present in the neiehbotSood %
Pal. Gc-.
FROM r me "e70- York Gazene orSehh71
s. Our Paris correspondent, under s,o
I'm; !, :, hrst OF August, observes ud'a
Tomorrow, part Of the Br;,;s. 49,.
are expected to be quarsersd -, ' t troops
ants Of Havre de Grace" - VI ''e inhabl'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-13
rno, NoRFoLK, Sept. 8.
FROM GIBRALTAR

Inc sloop (Cutter) F ying FISH, brings ma
Pers, out they are OF dates long subsequent t,
the 1reaty-and Contain nothing on that or
any ether subject of much interest.
captain Baker states that Com. Decatur
mad made Peace upon his own terms fiat
having arrived in the Bav, he sent in prone
Sals TO the Dcy, requiring reply in hours.
LII f7oo hoUrS messenger returned with a
complete acquiesence in all his demands. and
io,oOO dollars to the Commodore whether
as present, or indemnity for some SCOTIA
ton on our commerce, is matter of conicc-
ture.
All the vessels taken from the IJ,;tod
otates were to be given up, and all American
prisoners released.--But as to the recinroci-
" IN these terms. nothing is said. The IN
DEPENDENCE had arrived.
"A letter received by a gentleman of this
place, from his brother in Gibraltar. dated
aug, $..(supPosing that we are in possess;on
OF al the particulars of Decatnr's arranr--
ment') merely says, ".Since the peace viii
in n the squadron has been before Tr;oo.
II IL and Iunis. where some explanations, be-
heve, are reqsred. respecting recent mal-fsi-
sances on the part of the Bashaw and Rsv
against the rights of the United States"
Barron,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-13
TIE FOURTEENTH CONGRESS

%. The Congressional elections in the state of
tennessee have terminated, and its represen-
tatioh IN the next congress will, as was Ax-
pected, be unanimously Republican.
1t is not true, as is inserted in com. rs -.
opposition prints, that North Carolina senJs
four federalists. TO the fourteenth congress- The
Representation from that state will. as we
have before stated, be composed of three e.
derallsts only, and ten republicans.
In summing up the result of the elections
throughout the Union, we believe that the fol-
lowing estimate will be found t, exhibit a cor
rect statement of party strength, as it was
IN the last, and will be in the next CON.
gress. NO"
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Fto,1 tle Liyeyytool Conyilr,,Jan s.

On wednesday last, about noon, the pub
tic curiosity was considerably excited by the
arrival OF the first Steamboat ever seen in
our river. She came from the Clyde, and in
her passage called at Ramsay, in the Isle
ot Man, which place she left early on the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-13
NArfolk. Seht {

The Q3issd States ship JouN AnAms
eaptain hd'Oard Iyrnchard sailed from tb;s
port Yesterday, bound to the Mediterranean an
ms vessel carries stores to, the American
squadron in that sea, and takes ont Mn r
barney esq: consul at Trieste; Mr.. and Mr.
2'aa,7e, and Dr. y. Reynolds, passengers,
4 1e eutenants WAkmson, Wdfsou Hsmi,v-
a nso.r.5 omrng, and G'a66e, proceed in her
'uPe'hunnerary officers to Join the feet.
i,ed-er
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-13
DOMESTIC.

From The Providence ydnne,ican.
n gentiem IN recently arrived here, from
rev Orleans, has politely furnished us with
the following extraordinary circular, which
appeared there in hand-bnls. 1t remains TO
be known. whether the government will AL
low band OF desPeradoes to assaif (nnder
me prstence OF promoting the best interest
OF humanity the province of a nation with
relations of peace WV
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NEw-OELEANs,
sIF..


" The favourable moment mas ri
length arrived for making a successful at
tempt IN favour Of the Patriots of New-Spa
1 ne enterprise Offers an easy road to distinc-
tion' and promises glorious reward for me-
rN' ne place OF rendezvous is BeHc LLe.
near tne mouth Cd0dLta. About 500 chosen
men, among whom are some late comet
stoned officers of the United States arrnt
VIII accompany ms from that place to Ws'
tagorda, where we land thence to I.abahia i
thIrty-hve miles. At Labahia, on the riv.r
San Antonio, about 20 miles from the ses.
coast, end eighty miles from san Antonio 7
VIII "ait tor re'niofcements at Natshitoebes
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same morning. We believe she is intend
ed to ply between this port and Runcorn
or even occasionally as far as Warring,on.-
Her cabin will Contain about Que hundred
passengers.
The ianseatic Legion arrived at Brus-
sells, has received orders from the Duke of
Wellington to continue its march for Pa
ris.
Marshal Ney, before setting of for Switz-
eriand' Consulted, it is said, the duke of Ia
rentum, as to the course he should take
IN existing circumstances He asked the
Duke whether he should go abroad or remain
IN france You did not ask my advice on
the 18th March," replied Marshal Macdon-
aid.
The King recently asked the Duke of
Wellington, his age " Sire, was born III
1853" And Bonaparte also" replied his
Majesty :" Novidence gave US also the
antidote."
-, PARIS, July Is.
The hne nursery grounds of NJ. Deccmet,
at ot. Dennis have been totally destroyed
Inc loss IS estimated at 100000 crowns
The Allied troops were never near these
grounds. 1t would be painful to repeat the
terocious expressions used by the General un-
der whose eyes this act of Vandalism was
perpetrated ; we trust he will soon be no.
ticed.
fFron, thesDu'lin Evening Post or Lily g.
EXTRAORDINARY ASSAULT.
The very singular anecdote under the a.
Dove head has not been precisely stated by
our contemporaries. The facts are simply
these AS Mr.. Phillips was walking, on Sun
day last, near Merton Square, accompanied
by two friends, a lady elegantly dressed,
whom he soon recognized to be the unfortu-
nate Mrs. Guthrie, rushed at him iii the most
trenaied manner, exclaiming-" Sir, you
have ruined an innocent man''-and struck
INN several times, repeating the same excla-
lnatioe. She said the witnesses from Wales
were perured, but admitted that she hal
deeply injured Mr.. Guthrie. She then took
the pamphlet report of the trial, which she
tore In pieces, scattering it in all directions
declaring that she came from England for
the pnrpose-and deliberately retired in a
private Carriage, which, with footinan and
pcst'lhon IN elegant iveries, remained in
waiting Tor her at the corner of the square.
nus ended scene unparalleled we will ven
ture to say, in the annals of our experience,
or the history of female desperation.
The Prince Regent of Portugal having de-
clined returning to Lisbon, Mr.. Canning has
resigned his ambassadorial Office by permiss
ION; but remains IN Portugal in a private QUA
lity. attending the waters of Caldas to restore
his sons health.
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&c: Labah 2 viii FAR 81 easy sacrifice il
1t badly defended and It's weakness sis wei
known.
F" Sa6ads, the prescribed patriot, native
OF the province OF Yucatcn, aud delegate from
hence 20 the .Cortcs Of Stair. accompanies
me-. We have arms and ammunition one
thousand men already engaged, and can cal
cnlate largely on aid from Tennessee and
Kentucky. The country through which we
pass, and seat our operations, abounds in
cattle and sheep, and nothing will be wanting
to insure complete success. Our cause en-
braces the best intcres. Of humanity--the
general enlargement of an oppressed people,
and all the blessing, attendant on unrestrain-
ell commerce aud industry. this TOO, accom-
panied by a prospect of incalcuiable adyan-
tage 20 the u. States. i
HENRY PERRY"
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JAMES MONROE;
Secretary otc.StQte.

we have seldom seen in the Federarprints
Stronger contrast of sentiment ON the same
subject, than will be found in the two follow
ing paragraphs. We are charmed by the in
dependent candor and liberality of the one,
as much as we are disguised with the di rty.
pitiful character of the other =
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same morning. We believe she is intend.
ed to ply between this port and Runcorn !;
or even occasionally as far as Warrington
Her cabin will Contain about Que hundred
passengers.
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The Prince Regent of Portugal having de-
clined returning to Lisbon, Mr.. Canning has
resigned his ambassadorial Office by permss-
ion; but remains In Portugal in private qua
iity, attending the waters of Caldas to restore
his sons health.
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encouraged by simple comparison of the GO
vernment. which has just ceased with that
which has commenced, &c.
We are disposed to think that under Just
and moderate government which has pro-
claimed the formal intention ofrespectins G.
very civil right, the accountable editor will
not believe himself authorised to arrest the
expression of opinions which should not even
accord with his own, as long as such express
sion infringes none of that decency which is
never to be forgotten by a writer who res
poets himself.
We can always conciliate prudent liberty
and noble Independence with the respect due
to government and the regard imposed by the
difficult circumstances in which it is placed
AID 1t shall not be our fault if the responsible
editor does not find the weight of his respon-
sibility extremely light. We viii not dare
aspire to the triumph of convincing him of
the uselessncss Of his functions.
Journal de Paris.
'2his faiter is remarkable far its inusctipe
against Nafoieon and fhe REPRESENTATIVE and
Provisional goU:ynment.
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INAT. TYR
from tie .Nezo- YORK. (Fed J CO. nv 4

=" Tue decent aud respectful solicitude Of
the Parisians for Bonaparte, manifested
when ms power, was at an end, expresses
their esteem most emphatically. AT Lon
don. or Petersburg, or Constantinople, the
6ow-string, the galows, or the bowl wouid
nave made his exit from power, his exit
II rom HE out amidst all their calamities,
Paris is the seat of superior Civilization, NJ
YER did Bouaparte appear so truly great as At
and after his al1dication."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-16

VIRGINIA:
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the SUI
perior Conrt OF Chancery for the Richmond Dis
trict, the 26th day OF July 1915.
Jeremiah Vaughan, and Alexander Taylor cxors.
of Robert Nicholson, decd. pits
against
Vivion e. Holmes, Francis L. Moscley and Peter
Bland scnr. deft's
TIE Defendant Vivion b. Holmes, not having
entered his appearance and given security accor-
ding TO the Act of Assembly and the Rules nj
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evi
dence, that he is not an inhabitant Of this coun
try IL IS ordered That the said Defendant do
appear here OH the first day ofthc next term ant
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs land that a cop,
OF this order he forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City of Richmond
for two months successfully ard posted a
the front door of the Capitol, in the said City.
y Copy.--Teste.
William ". Hening, c. C.
July12. 8w
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LaN:D FOR SALE.

.9greeably to the ,ciN Of Jacob Williamson,
deceased, Of .4meiia county, will be sold
to the highest bidder, the twenty-nipth
dag Of September meet, on the premises.
THE PLANTATION
Wherein the said Jacob Williamson re-
sided, containing upwards of
900 ACRES OF LAND.
Lying in the county aforesaid, pleasantly
situated, near the Genito Road, six miles
above Genito Bridge, in genteel neigh
bOrhoOd.
A minute description is deemed unne-
cessarry, as it is presumed that persons in
clned to pun chase will, previous to the day
OF sale. view the same, and make them
selves FULLY acquainted with it. The terms
will be agreed on the day of sale.
GEORGE WILLIAMSON. Exo,r.
August so. wswn
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VIRGINIA

At Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of Tie ST..
perior Court Of Chancery for the Richmond
District, the Goth June 1915.
j lanes Goodwin exor. of John Goodwir, dec pit
against
Fleming Gatewood and Fullington Gatewood
eXors. or adm's Of John Gatewood, and CASTOR
Burnett and Richard Burnett e2ors. of Rich.
ard Burnett, dec. who was admir-. Of Joseph
Burnett and Edmund PendIeton, Jr. defts
THE SuIpoen0s al repiUenclu., CT responder.
ann awarded in tins cause, not beng returned
executed on the defendants Fleming Gatewool
and Burlington Gatewood, and they not having en-
tered their appearance and given security accoYl.
ing to the act of assembly and the rules Of tbs
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that they are not inhabitants of this country II
is ordered, That the said Defendants do anpear
here on the first day of the next term and an
swer the bill OF the PLAINTIFF and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in some news.
paper published in the City ofRichmond for two
months successfully and posted at the front door
Of the Capitol, in the said City
CoPy.-Teste,
WILLIAM w. HENING,, C. C.
Aug. 10. 8w
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$50 DOLLARS REWARD.

hsEkFED from Camp Pendleton, Hanover
~ county, three soldiers:
LS.24c CURTIS, five feet four inches hipb.
dark eyes. dark hair, saIlow complexion, by bro.
iesslon farmer, and was enlisted in North Caro-.
lima. " "'' "
THOlE4.S NANCE, five feet eleven niche,
high, dark blue eyes, light hair, and nv profession
farmer and was enlisted in North Carolina
JOAI.N C4RR, FIVE feet ten inches high, %
years ofage, blue eyes, dark hair, fair cof61,lev
ION, was enlisted by Colonel Hamilton, North "a
rolna, Surry county it is expected that the above
deserters have gone the route towards North "a.
roina, and whosoeyer will apprehend theabove de-
serters, and deliver them to any officer in fbc
United States army, shall receive the above re-
ward-or FIFTY for either ofthem.
JOHN PE.N'DLETON
Augusta.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

INSERTED from detachment oFths 81 1,s.
- Hegtmelt, stationeilir Hqaover eounty, Stgte
g. PrgHna, CH4RLES RHODES, S feet hirh,
Is yeGrs Of age, born in Orange Co,a,e, a. ~
mas d1rk epcs, dirk hair, dirk coHabre rim AMI
6v fraoe hatfer-had on zrIte1 he d.ger,ed 81,
Uniform. sprobabe he 4ziH seR his u,iifrB1 N.
tr" obbort'0RY. Uhoever spiR abbrehc,lf tie aid
Charles Rhodes and detiUer him to any officer /. a
Onlted States army, shall reeeiUe The a5ose re7,ar
and Unreasonable erbeuces.
JOHN PEyWDLETOW
Lieut.. Sd Rife Regt
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

nESERTED from DetaeGne,is Under mn e,-,
- "'and, stationed in HaHoUer COUNT, ne
soldiers Of che third Rife Regfmen.-
JOIfoNJLEANES, 6 fee, high, % years ofq1s
,55rey eyes, dark hair dark complexion andy br,-
tesoiou afarmer, 1yas en1sted ~ Concord H5r,5.
CaroRna wv ~
EDV.qRD D.4T-, S feet slinei,s Rg1. 81 yeor,
81 gSe hasie eges dark hair, dark complexion and
%PfgeSs'on a CARPENTER was enlisted in North,
CGrOiiua % ~
me a5oUe reward 7yiH be giusu fer asbret>y,z.
ing the above Dessrfers and delivering tiez 10 a,,,
U~eerm The United StoteS army or tim ol5Qqrt
for either Of them. ''' ''''''
JOH,T PEVDLETONe
Lieut- Sd Rijle Rerf
SHHS - Il
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VIRGINIA.


AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the SUI.
Perior Court Of Chancery for the Richmond
District the Goth sy ofJune, 1876.
James j. Foster, admir-. of Martha Gibson. de
ceased, pJs,ni;G'
Against
Robert D. Gibson Archibald Riddle, Amy A. y.
Gibson, Richard Logon, Edmund Epgleston.
jesse Miller, and joel w Jones, Dens
TIE Defendant Robert o. Gibson, not having
entered his appearance and given security ac,
cordins 90 the Act of Assembly and the Rules of
tins Court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory ev..
dence, that he is not an inhabitant Of this coun.
try IL is ordered, That the said Defendant do
appear here on the first day Of the next term and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that a COP,
OF tins order be forthwith inserted in some news.
paper, published in the City of Richmond, e.
Two months successfully and posted at the iron,
door Of the Capitol, in the said City.
a copy.--Teste,
WILLIAM w. HENfNG, G. c.
August -. CIV
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Aug. 10.
VIRGINIA:

At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the STU
perior Court of Chancery for the Richmond
District, the Goth day of June, 1915,
James Henderson adal'Or de 6onis non of Walter
re'ef' uec o. Plaintiff,
Isaac Edwards, Weldon Edwards, SALLY Edwards
William Edwards and Rebecca Edwards. in.
tant children and hers of BENJAMIN Edwards
decd, by Be.jamin Williamson specially as
signed their guardian, and Isaac, Edwards.
Lunstord Long, executor of Allen Jones. who
was executor of William Edwards, and WILL
am Starke ana Susanna his wife Deft's.
lhe SntpoenG al revirendrn awarded IN this
cause not having been returned executed on The
defendants Isaac Edwards, Weldon Edwards,
Sally Edwards, William Edwards, Rebecca Ed.
wards, and Lunslo:d Long, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they are not inbabit.
ants OF this country, 1t is ordered, That the said
defendants do appear here on the first day of the
next term and shew cause if any they can, against
the revival by the said process sought; and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City of Richmond,
FOR two months successfully and posted at the
front door of the Capitol in the said CITY.
a Copy.-Teste
WIN. w. HENING, C. C.
september 2. w8w.
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VIRGZNLq:
AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the SUI
perior Court of Chancery for the Richmond
District, the goth day ofJun., 1915.
Michael omaly, Plz;a;6.
Against
John Bell, surviving partner of The late firm Of
john and William Bell, and said John Rel
Walter Bell, and Reuben G. Beaslev, surviving
partners of the firm of William and John Rel
& Co u.S',,,.,,'S ="
THE defendant Reuben G. BeasIey, not hav.
ing entered has appearance and given security
according TO the act of assembly and the rules Of
this court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory ev.
dence, that he IS not an nhabitant of his coun-
try II is ordered, That the said defendant do an.
pear here on the first day of the next term aud
answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that a copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some Jews
paper published IN the city of R chmond, for two
months successvely and posted at the front door
OF the capitol, in the sad city.
a copy.-Teste,
Sept. Q. sw
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Sept g.
VIRGINIA +:

ViitJINlA
st Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
Superior Court Of Chancery for the Richmond
District, the 25lh day of June, 1916
William Mason, John Mason and Thompson Ma
SOD, administrators ofThomas Mason, deceas.
ed, Piaina6s.
.9yGias,
Thomas Meriwether, Henry Garrett, and Samuel
McCraw, merchants and partners, under the
firm Of Thomas Neriw ether and Company,
Defendants.
TIE sUbbeHa al reJiDs1dun awarded IN this
cause not haviug been returned executed on The
defendants Thomas Meriwether and Henry Car
rett, and appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that they arc not Inhabitants of this country. Hig
srdcrsI That the said defendants do appear here
on the FIRST day Of the next term and shew cause
ifany they can, against the revival by the said
process sought and that a copy Of this order be
iorthwith inserted in some newspaper published
IN the Cty ofR.chmond, for two months success
lively and posted at the front door ofthe Capitol,
n the said City
A Copy.-Teste,
VIM. w. Hening, c, c.
August %. w8w
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VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA:
At Rules holden IN The CleIL'soHi,c Of the su.
pe~ior Court of Chsncery for the Richmond
District, the 26;h day of June, 1915.
Marcus Aurelius Harris, and Rvelina Harris IN
iantS /! William Bentley, their guardian aud
next fc.el't, and the said William Bentley and
Lucy his wife, Ptfs
AGAINST
VILLAIN Saunders and Sarah his wife, Egbert
Harris and Wilson Harris, legatees and dew.
sees of Benjamin Harris, decd, the said vii
son Harris, being an infant, by William Harris.
his next friend, Dspt.
HE superscdeas and subpoena to answer the
Dill OF review, allowed in this cause, not having
been returned executed on the defendants Wi.
nam Saunders and Sarah his wife, and Erbert
harfls, and they not having entered their ap
Pearance and given security ACCORDING to the Act
OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court and Il
'pPearng by satisfactory evidence, that thew arc
not 'nnabitants of this country II is ordered
hs' the sand Defendants do appear here ON the
hrst day oil the next term and answer the bill of
review Of the Plairtffs; and that a copy of lbs
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the CITY of Richmond, for two
months successfully and posted at the front door
OF the Capitol, in the said City,
A Copy-Teste,
I'm. ". Henipg, C. C..
august ~ w3w
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: VIRGINIA:
.ft Rules haI,l+a IN the Clerks Off, of.ie S,.be.
Iior Court Of Chanceiy for fke RiciroaG Dis
triet, he Goth dGy Of J.H,e 1915.
Edmund Gideon ddllr. ofh;s icfe 7yif, Diary Glib
bon, formerly diary .HacLr, Kim rus The .sG,,y
Of John Nrciia, deed, Sally ~. Ci65on, George
Gib60n, John Gt56on, and .IEGry I'm, Gi55Sn
children, Of the said Edmund Ci66On, b. the said
Mary his 1'. the troO latter Of rshom, being an,
td''ts, nEde' the age Of t1sen.y one years. PROSE
eHte tbs s;t;t, by The said Ednrlnd CiG5on THEN.
father and meet friend Phfs.
IRE ELS aud Mary his 1ife, iafe .ifdry .7fcciiu.
Edmund .hac az, and Richard san and Jane
MS 7vife, lais Jane .lfGcLa, 1riici said .lfa,7,
Edmund and Jane with the piartiGs are ke;rs
and Distributes Of h'svn .Hacin, decd and
he said Edmid lTacl'n dd,ar Of the sad Ir,si,i
.Haciin deceased, and John y. .lEacia and 10
sefh Wilkins ot'nr. Of lillian .I5aelia. decd
and Richard SteTvGrt ac!,'r. of J7hYara Sfe.sGrt
oec'd rvhich said V'Aicra .IDdcii,l and UTLFc1a
StessnTt, 1eere fhe securities of tie said Fcs,,,g
.9idcIir. adinr. Of Ir.rir, Maclf7,. ted. and
John n. La''ier, derises oc and ;YlYias,soa
BOnuer, eror. OF James Ldhier, o,e'd
Def's
The Defendants Ire Ems and .lIrry his ,yif
and Edmund .lIactr NOT ka1ing entered the;. nh.
peGrHnce and giT'en security according to the net
Of .7sse'n5ig and ne Rules Of this Corr, and ii
appearing By satisfactory evidence, tint tEev are
not inhabitants ef this country II Is ordered, Taat
the said Defendants do Gtbear herson the first day
Of the nert term AMI Gns1oer the bin Of tie biai,
tits; and that cooy Of this order be forth1eih ,,,-
sertedin s2ne newspaper published an the Ctr Of
Richmond. for t1,o months successi,,els and ,osteI
attic front door Of the Capitol, IN the said Ctr
"A CoPy.-1'sSte,
I'm, ". HENIJVC, C. c..
.9'lgWst II ,y9,,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-16
NOTICE.

~ Uie life time Of the late Edsgara Jgart6n,
y Clock aid Walch-Maker Of this City, several
Watches we're left with him, to be repaired the
repairs cemade-and the Watches never called
tor-nor tie expences paid.
c. 1t IS earnestly requested of those concern
cd, forthwith to apply, pay charges and receive
their property.
THOMAS NJ TURPIN, Admir-.
of u WANTON.
September 2. w3w