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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-01
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 90.

Arrived Ship Hunter, Teynegan, So
days from Bordeaux,w with wine dry goods,
&c. to ]. Latour. Left there l4th July,
ship Tontine, for n. York in few days;
brig Ariadne, Smith, for Baltimore, do. !;
ship BaIize, of Baltimore, ior \. Orleans
uncertain ship Missouri, OF Baltimore,
discharging brig Bliss, New York. re-
pairing snip Maria theresa, New ork
and several others. Left
the Cordovan the 29th, was boarded by 2
British frigates inside the light house at
anchor, politely treated and informed
the snip Susauehannah, tor Philadelphia,
had passed 4 days before, l7tD, III the
river, SPOKE brig Com. barfy, Kay, of
Philadelphia, form n. Orleans, and schr.
Janat. of II. Iotk, bound up. August
Is, lat. ~, lon SO, fell in with the wreck
of tfe schr. Patriot, captain Thomas
percival, il. Of boston, froa fayal, up
set liz gale Oh tire 9Th. and iail OF wa
ter took of captain fercisal and one
man, Tie only survivors, the others hav-
Ing nerished tor wait oi provisions.
,...s.u.
Departed this tranatory HE oil wed.
nesday evening last, in the 2lst year OF
his are, alter q few days Illness. PRANK
LIN TIokE44, Printer, son Of Mr.. John
Violet OF this town, aud late one OF the
assistants IN this Of.ce.--ln the prema-
ture death Of this aniabie and intelligent
youth, not oniv his immediate relatives
and friends but society in general. have
s,,sfainp<! ess ~n&f.v be .ane ted.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-01
J. F. Caldwell,
Offers for Sale,

Offers for Sale,
20 hogsheads st. Croix and Guada-
loupe Sugars.
SO barrels do. do:
90 puncheons st. Croix and Antigua
Rum. 81
Is empty Gin Cases.
10 boxes Raisins.
% chests Teas.
500 W.T.. N. York Cheese.
2 barrels Lorllard's Macabau Snuh.
2 boxes superior Mustard.
$4,000 Segars.
10 doz. Hebbert's London Brswn
Stout.
Sept. i
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NEw-YoRK, Aug. 26,

NEw-YoRK, Aug. 26.
Arrived, ship Oliver Ellsworth, forty
days from Havre de Grace. Leftat Ha-
vre, July Il, ship Hannibal, Ridseway,
of \. York, time Of sailing unknown;-
ship pocabontus, Hatton, for New York,
III Is days; ship Oneida, billiard, for
40. in Is days; brig George de Wolf,
DliStol, from New-Orleans schr. Ann
Maria, Brevoort, fer New-York, in 2O|
days; ship Savannah, for ditto, in l2
days; brig Prince George, Kid, of Nor
folk, waiting for orders. Spoke, going
in, brig General Marion, 81 Gays from
n. {olk. July Is, in the channel, spoke
the brig George, of Boston, A days from
n. Orleans for Antwerp. August 16,
lat. Il, long. IS, spoke the ship susque-
hannah, 81 days from Bordeaux for PHI
ladel!5ilia. On Monday, Off Georges
Bank. spoke the snip Blooming Rose, 4
days from n. York for Bordeaux. Pas
sengers, Mir. Price, Of Boston, and Lit.
Gamble, ofthe Essex. 1t. John Gamble,
was captured at the Sandwich Islands on
the 10Th June, 1914, by the British ship
Cherub, OF 20 guns, having been LETT at
the Marqueses by capt. Porter, in charge
Of three ships. Alter remaining there $
mouths, making preparations to depart,
Ia mutiny took place amongst his men, In
Which Lieut.. u. was wounded. The mu-
|tineers and prisoners Of war succeeded
lin taking the ship seringapatum, out OF
the bay. Two days after, Mr. &. was
attacked by the savages, and lost mid
shipman VIM. Festus and men, and
one dangerously wounded. After tins
klr. &. burnt the ship Greenwich, and
| cot out of the bay iii the ship Sir Andrew
Iiammond, and reached the Sandwich
Islands in distressed state, and was
there captured by the Cherub. Afterre-
manning in the Cherub months, was
hut on shore at Rio Janeiro--remained
There S months, and then embarked on
Hoard the Swedish ship Good Hope, Tor
IIIayre; and on the first Of August, III
lat. II, long. 10, was put on board the
IOliver Ellsworth, capt. Roberts. Lieut..
| G. left milshipnian ciapp, and i've men
| at Rio. !,
The ship Amphion, Jones, Of Hartford
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-01
Public .>ale of /, and.
100 and one Acres.

Being one divided fourth part of the
Farsl called Retirement, situate in the
County of Fairfax, Va. about miles from
Alexandria on the turnpike road leading
from theGce to Dumfries-Part of the a.
bove tract Is at present under cultivations
and the remainder (say one half) is lea.
Why timbered. The situation of the a.
bove land renders it truly desirable to a.
ny person disposed I'd purchase. Imme-
date possession can be had, and an in-
title given. Terms of sale
Cash. Should the above property not be
of previous to the first day of
Sept. it will be on that day, be offered
at public sale OIL the premises. Applica-
ton may be made to the subscriber on
the farm.
itDE,/ DnOufsn
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'iasdeht satisfaction the Inhabitants feel
on aeconnt.o of their sleliyerance from all

ardent satisfaction the Inhabitants feel
lon accounted thciedehyerance from all
TIE horrDrso oil a seige from Without, ana
ali the insults Of military pride within
the fortress. Cardinal Flesh has not
Quilted Paris; tie duke Of Orleans was
hourly expected, and tie Duches OF An-
gouleme on Thursday or Friday.
A general review was to have taken
place Of the British army on Thursday
last at the Bridge of Neville. The
corps under Prince Wrede had reached
the environs of Paris. This corps with
a part Of the Russian army under Gen.
Barclay de Tolly, was to proceed to-
wards the Loire. The garrison Vallen-
CHIMES, commanded by gen. Rey sur
rendered to the king on the morning OF
The l5tiinst. Condo still continued III
a state Ufrebellion.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-01
August l
ROBERT GRAY
HIS JUST RECElVFD

FOR SALE,
.at his Book and Stationary Store, oppo4
size the Vushinston Iaceru, .AeIans
dria.
Lord of the Isles, by Walter Scott
Belinda, by Miss Edseworth
Waverfy Novel
Stewards Philosophy ofthe Mind
Buekminster' Sermons
Alison's do.
Parents Assistant. by Miss Edgewotk
Stories for Children, By do.
Hubert ard Ellen, Poem
Lara, Go.
Cicero De Cratore
St. Pa"i, an essay on his character
and writings, by Hannah Moore
Early Lessons, by Miss Edgeworth
North American Review, No. This
Review is to be Published every other
month, six numbers year, price I've
dollars Per annum--S2 80 cents to be
paid On delivery of the first number
Baron Munckausen5
Death Of Abel
American Nepos
W}itaeld's Memoirs
Thompson's Seasons
Paul and Virginia--to which is added
the Indian Cottage
British Spy, handsome miniature +"
dition, with view of the City OF Rich
mond, and likeness of the Author
Minstrel, a collection of songs, catch"
es and Glees, sett to Music
Gill Bias
Johnson's Dictionary in Miniature
UNiel's Geography
Junius's Letters
Rowe's Exercises Of the Heart
Billie Stories, by Mrs. Pilkington, &e'
ON HAND,
$4,000 Qdills
SO dozen English States
500 VT. BaDdbox Boards
50 doz. Black Inkpowder-
$50 reams Wrapping Paper.
Rest Roman & common Violin Strings
Bows. Bridges; small assortment o..
stor's London made German Flutes OF
superior tone, ard one patent Flagelst.
August Q. -
| For Sale,
100 barrels prime Susquehannah HER,
RlN6s, inspected in Baltimore,
Apply to
j. and G.. Pluinmer.
August 10. ~, cow
CREHORE' >
Hot Pressed Playing Cards.
lust received and for sale by
John A. Stewart
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Paris Julu fe.

. Is :. 4. M,
1t. gen. count Reille, who left the ar
my to fulfil duty with which he was en-
trusted to the minister OF war and to
convey submission to his Majesty. re-
,,uested the commanding officer Of the
frussians at Orleans to allow him to be
accompanied by one of his subordinate
o;ricers as safeguard. TN his arrival at
Paris this officer brought him before Baron
de Aiuiiiiiig, governor of this city, who
thought proper to detaln the general, but
who afterwards admitted him to reside
in this hotel, under the superintendance
iuf an officer, uGt;l the Baron shorld
have received instructiens from his suPe-
.riogs. these circumstances gave rise to
the report OF the arrest Of gen. Relile.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-25
WHOLESALE SHEEP sTEALER.
OLD BAILEY. (1oNnoNN Co.,

OLD BAILEY, (IoNDoN) SEPT. 4.
Joseph DrqPer was capitally indicted
for stealing lis sheep, the property of
Thomas Lemax, Esq. Of Chillickb1ry, near
St. Adams.
The prosecutor deposed, that on the
2lst Of July last at an early hour in the
morning, his shepherd came to inform him
that the sheep had been driven off the land.
In consequence of this information, he left
home in search Of them. He Immediately
discovered the track of sheep upon the
London road, which he pursued until he
reached town. Upon his arrival he went
to Smithiield, and here he at once disco
yercd his sheep in the pens. He then
made some further enquiries, and learned
that the person who sold them was then at
an adjoining public house. He instantly
procured the assistance of an officer and
took him into custody.
Brown the officer depOsed, that he
found the prisoner drinking in public
house and having taxed him with stealing
the sheep, he once confessed, aud said it
not only had been his intention to have Ia
ken them, but if there had been as many
more he would have taken them all! He
know he was to be hanged, and he would
much rather die for 1l3 sheep, than for
one Only.n
Mr. Ealing salesman in Smithfeld,
proved that the prisoner had consigned
the sheep to him for sale, but was careful
to know whether he was g a regular sales
man.
The prisoner called no witnesses, but
stated in his defence that he must have
been deranged, as he only wished there
were more sheep for him to steal.-He sta
ted also, that he had been bitby a mad dog
about two years since, from which circum,
stance he was subject to fits of insanity in
the summer part Of the year.
The learned Judge summed I'D the evil
dence, and LETT it to the Jury to decide
whether the conduct Of the prisoner was
that OF an insane person or not.
The Jury retired a short time, and then
returned a verdict Of Guilty.
A Mr.. SrMox, Chilicothe, advertises
" Clsek and Matchmaking, mending and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-25
100 DOLLARS REWARD.

ESERTED from Dstachmen. 7inaer mn com
NJ nanA stationed IN Hunouer County, t.,s
SOLDIERS Of the third Rife Reslnie,,t.---
J0IRJV.AE.q.NrES, 6 feet Aie-h.. IS ysara ofaoe
grey eyes, dark hair, dark complexion am, b. bro
fessSon attnnier; sSas enlisted in Concord, Nsrth
Cdrohaa
.EDW.2RD D.9Y, s tees S5inchssk high, 81 year.
81 age hazle eges, dark hair, dark co1npleIisii ana
Sypr2tsss'0n carpenter zVas e1l,ted 81 North.
me above Te1gard nil be green for aebrshend
nig me above Deserters and deiiUe4ag them 10 am
CIteefIa Tie United StaseS army, or .gfy dollar,
for either Of them.
JOHN PE.NDLETO.N.
June 90. n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-25

bout the last Of July dry them carefully in the
shades and, after being pulverized, sft the pow
der through HAIR selve, and put it in bottles,
Wen corked, for use. As soon as a person has
been bit by a mad Dog. he NIT take a gill, 4
mes day, every other day, of the tea, made by
fnl OF the dry herb or powder; and, the day it IS
omitted, he must take tea-spooniul of the -four
o. sulphur, inthe morning fasting and at bedtime,
| IN new milk, and apply the pounded green herb
to, the wound every hours; continuing the pre-.
scription for 3 weeks
10 Cattle, or Horses, give four times the guam.
tity prescribed for Man.
The above is extracted from very valuable
Book, which ought to be in every Family, emit
ueu' a New and Complete American Medical
Family Herbal. BY Samuel henry, .Botanist
New-york."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-25
August5.
RUMFORD ACADEMY.

The term at this seminary, for the next year
will begin on the 18th Jan. and end on the 18th
Dec. following, with the usual vacation. The
course will comprise the Latin Language, the e.
Elementary branches Of the English. and such
OF the sciences as are commonly taughtin the best
schools. The literary department Will be conduct
ed by Mr. Ro. Gar1ick Hin, whose steady habits &
mental attainmets combine to recommend him
as an able instructor Of youth. Terms for board
including bed and candles $50. Tuition Gao
to be paid quarterly in advance Notes of hand
will be be expected Of them who find il inconve
nient to send the entrance money The situation
IS as healthy as any whatever.
RICHARD HILL.
4th Nov. 1915, 3ws.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-25
WIwI,ER ESTABLISHMENT
OF THE
( STEAMBOAT WASHINGTON.

YgIHE President and Directors of Steamboat
n Washington having found the late arrange.
inent nconvenient to passengers, have adopted
the following as the permanent winter arrange
ment leave Washington City every evening.
Except Saturday EVENING" at z p. NJ arrive at
fhorny Point by 4 a. NJ. Returning, leave
rhnrny Point every day Except Sunday rSorningY
at 10 A. nj. arrive at Washington City in the
course CT the afternoon. Passengers under this
arrangement can travel from Baltimore to Rich.
mond within two days, ard will be carried be-
tween Thorny Point, at the month Of Acouia
Creek, and Fredericksburg, altogether by tdsy
light. The Steamboat admits of no preference.
and is prepared to accommodate all persons who
may offer.
+ Passengers in the Steamboat are respectfully
informed that the proprietors of the stages have.
IN order to ensure conveyance to all persona
travelling south, put on an additional line of
stages from the landing at Thorny Point TO Rich.
mond. Arrangements have been made to put
the road from Thorny Point to Fredericksbure.
in complete travelling order. Houses are now
erecting at Thorny Point for the reception oftra.
vellers.
BY order of the President
HAZLEW0OD PARISH,
Secretary TO the p. S. b. c.
Fredericksburg, Oct. 19-3w
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

IAESERTED from detachment offhe Sd R.a,
~ Regiment, stdfionedin Hanover. couu.y, STATE
Of pfrgirla, CHARLES RHODES, s FER 6;g6.
IL years Of age, born in Orange Coitnfv. NJ. G,
tGs dark eyes, dark hair, dark complexion, ana
By trade a hatfer-had on 1yher he deserted hi,
in.fo'm. 1t isPr0babs he .0iH sell has uniforni thc
frst oppoftuity. Bh0eper will abbreie,ld The said
Charles Rhodes and deiver him to G,,y efcer in NE
Ulsed States army, shall receive the a5or, ,e4va,d
and sH reasonable erpenccs.
JOHN Pen DLETOyM
Lieat. Sd Rife Regf.
June %. IF
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STOVE WaRE.
rue suDsnInxn mas on HAND AT MS mANur.cro.
m, A LARGE QUANTITY OF
s Il O NE " A RE.

OF supEnroR ouALIrr AND WELL ASSORTED.
Is carrying on the business very extensively,
and Will deliver the Ware in any part of the city
tree OF the expence of carriage, and at the New,
York prices; the freight from thence to thi.
place would average 20pcr cent at least. Under
these circumstances, he is induced to hope thai
few, If any, will send their orders abroad, wher
they can be supplied at their doors, with better
ware and on far better terms.
The following were the prices in New York
previous to the late war, and lie is determined
that no Manufacturer in the United States shall
under-sell him at any time.
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&a Court held for Buckingham County
the 18th dan of Seutenber 1878

VII u court hetd for Nuchingidin COUNTY,
me 18th day Of September, 1915.
owen L.. Wood, admir- of Thomas yawter, deed,
Margaret Wood, wife of the said Owen, late
Margaret yawter, John Fsris aud Martha his
wife, late Martha Vawter, and I,plweil yaw-
ter, Children ofThomas yawter, decd,
plaintiffs,
.7galnst
Elizabeth Vawter, widow of Thomas yawter,
decd, Christopher Chaffin and Mary A,n his
wife, late Mary. Ann Vawter, Lemuel Vawter,
and Polina, julia, -, and John yawter, in
fant children of John Yawter, decd. and An.
derson Banton and Elizabeth his wife. late
Elizabeth Yawter of lawful age, and WHAT.
Sarah, PAMELA, Mary, Nancy and Harriet
Yawter, infant children of Edward Yawter.
decd, which said John and Edward yawter,
decd, Were sons of the said Thomas yawter,
deceased, Defendants.
IN cBAScEpr.
On the motion Of the plaintiffs, by their attor-
ney, and 1T appearing To the satisfaction of the
court, that the defendants Christopher Chaffin
and Mary Ann his wife, are not inhabitants of this
commonwealth II 10 ordered, That unless the
SAID Chatfin and wife shall appear here on or be-
Tore the December court next and answer the
plaintiffs bill, the court will then proceed TO take
the said bill for confessed as to them and decree
the matter thereof accordingly, and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some one
OF the public newspapers of the city of Richmond
for two months successfully, and that another
copy be posted up at the front door of the court
house of this county.
Copy II. ELDRIDGE, Jn. D. c.
Oct. Z. Wv
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June 90.
$50 DOLLARS REWARD.

INSERTED from Camp Pcndleton, Hanover
~ county, three soldiers:
lSsf4C CURTIS, five feet four inches high,
dark eyes, dark hair, sallow complexion, by pro.
fession farmer, and was enlisted in North Caro-
lima.
TH0JL4S N:aJNCE, FIVE feet eleven inches
nigh, dark blue eyes, light hair, and by profession
farmer, and was enlisted in North Carolina.
JOHN C.4RR, five feet ten inches high, %
years OF age, blue eyes, dark hair, fair complex.
ION, was enlisted by Colonel Hamilton, North Ca
rolna, Surry county; it is expected that the above
deserters have gone the route towards North Ca.
rolina, andwhosoever willapprehend theaboye de
serters, and deliver them to any officer in the
United States army, shall receive the above re-
ward--Or FIFTY for either of them.
JOHN PEyN-DLETOM
August s. n
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TO BRICK LAYERS AND MAKERS

'WANrED agood Bricll-layer, to build the
w Academy, now begun on Marion Hill
the work IS to be neat, and to be done directly.
The undertaken can be furnished with three
fro,0et hands, and some attendance.
ALSO WANTED, one million, Of bricks made,
(some this fall, and the balance next spring)
another million will be wanted next summer
Apply to
August 80. eff
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EDUCATION.
Mr.. d A vID BELL,
LATELY FROM SCOTL.s.Aey9

q
HEREBY intimates 10 Che inhabitants of Rich.
mond, that he intends to open School here Z.
ID. Street directly opposite the Columbian uo,sl
upon Monday next the 18th current. where bs
purposes 70 teach English, Writing. Accounts
biography, Mensuration, Navigation. the 4 at,5
tmgiiage, and the Elements of the Greek TIM
Terms OF tuition TO be as follows, viz. the Eng.
lish Language and Writing 7 dolls per quarter. dc.
together with Geography, Accounts. and Men.
suration, IDOLS. The Latin language. and Fle.
mehts OF the Greek 10 dolls. per quarter.
.9LlSO
II a number sufficient to form class. NAB.
application, Mr.. ID. Bell, viii, in the even;oo,
teach any OF the following Mathematical bra,,l,sss'
W. Elements OF GEOMETRY, Comic sec,;o,,-'
Spherical Trigonometry, Algebra, Fluxions c.
Isaac Newtons Principal, &c in the teacb;p- ar
which branches he Aatters himself tb,f h. s,,Ii IN
equal the universities. '0 wa
MT. ID. Bel, after being taught the n,o.f .,,.,
mon branches Of Education, studio se,o,I ~
SONS at The Universities both of ST. Anflrews III
Edinburgh, where his attention was Jirec,ej ~
INC languages, Mathematics, Mecban;coi arJ
Shenllcai Philosophy, &C. nc has elso ,,,,,.L, ~
Verai years in Scotsnd with succesq 9nJ ~.
uus,a, mat BY his strict attention 6,tb e. az
studies s. aiid morals Of his pupils. he vii 80"
therto received. wien ne mas BE
ed. "Dii''ies can be produc.
niebmond, yov.ti. 1915.
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PRINTER,s nuN.

-Four dollars at the present time is but triling
consideration for years newspapers. We car,
make very little on years subscription. But if
we had no papers, nor types, nor ink, nor balls
TO buy--ifwe had encouragement to pay--in short,
~ the whole four dollars were clear 6rofit-they
would hardly buy joint fmeat suffici tent to I'll
eighteen mouths, which number nntst some how
or other, be filed every day by means of our
PRESS Tbs exclusive OF the dig and the car
which, Give were 80 rude as to put men and
brute together,) would just max ca scare. "3NinE
OF thar Master Bro,kI----Think of it We whose
duty 1t is to help us IN these times chat try mems
f'arses--Think of 1t, We, who owe only one ,
tspo or three dolars--remember the old Scotch
proverb--that, many little makes a muekle'-
and the English proverb, that it is hard for an
entity bag 20 stand upright"
THINK OF these things, beloved brethren. and
grant US wherewith to keep our Press upright
and our minds cheerful.
Pay us what thou owest.--Zapeoster Journal.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-25
Mn. O. B. HAYS

yHyAI1E notice, thatI shall on the goth dsv Of
a December, at the Bell Tavern in Richmond,
between the hours Of 8 A. VI. and 6 r. NJ. Of that
day, proceed to take the dispositions Of sundry
gainst You and others, in the Superior Court q
Chancery, for the Richmond District-and that !
shall continue from day % day until the whole are
taken.
Oct So 2n.
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~ MY PROPERTY
IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER

~ MY PROPERTY
IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER
FOR SHE, M 5000 DOLL.aRS:
hNE third on giving possession, the balance in
~ annual Pegpnepts--TWo HALF ACRE
LOTS well inclosed on the Main Street, with a
large TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE. with
n hne DRY BRICK CELLAR, and would answer
FOR TWO GROCERIES.
ALSO,
Il convenient small DWELLING HOUSE. thirty
SIX feet long--Brick Chimneyin the middle, three
FIRE Places two Rooms below and two above.
aGOOD BRICK CELLAR, a STABLE that will
stall eighteen HORSES, a SMOKE HOUSE. -
feet square and a fine WELL OF WATER. well
stoned up, (ths Tenement rented at four hun
bred dollars per year, This to be sure, is great
bargain 10 MAN that is coming into life and bu.
slness. Application to be made to my Friends
Miles Bot and Zucha,iab Hall of Manchester.
or myself FRANCIS SMITH. : :
r. ). Thisproperty viii be leased for 90 years,
on an annual ground rent Of t1yo hundred dollars.
Application TO be made rs above. F.s.
Chesterfield County, Sept. 80. If
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Notice.

VIRGINIA:
1t Rules holden in the Clerks Office ofths Spoe.
rtor CouTtg Chancery for the Richmond Dis.
trict, che Goth day IF October 1915.
1e,ry 1narpe and EhzaGleta 1s 1o.ts, and Peters
Stone, and Harriet Stone, infants 5y HnIy
IharPe, their merit friend Flginsi5
Against
Peter BdHgh, Thomas l.. IRrreatt and I'm. G..
Elan, ~.
The defendant Peter Baugh nor 5a,Ino cSts,.,y
ms appearance and giUea Sec5ritu ACCORDING 10 ne
'Act Of Assembly and the Rules of tbis Co,rt
Gndft APPEARING By sGtiefact5ry evidence. Mas
ne Is nor an iniAa6itanf Of tsis co,a.t,z, n is
ordered, That Hie said Defendant do a6beor lsye
on he sepentteetth day o tie ert term and oa.,ye-
ne OIL Of The PlaiatiG'; and Mat a cobg IF hsrs
order be torti1eiM inserted in so,as nesss5asIs
p''1fsieita he oiy Of Riclao,,a. j5,. TOO months
s'teGessitet and bosfed NJ he f,ops dior oftEe ca
PttoLiathe sad City.---.4 Coty. Tsste.
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