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NOTICE.
W1LL BE SOLD, Mt PUBLIC AUC-
IION
On the Sd fau ofJ7.lv ner.

On fhe Sd ddv Of Jltlv nert,
A VALUABLE MILL-SCITE,
nm Fine Creek, in Powhatsn County, sb.,ut half
~ mite above the mills known by tie name Of Fine.
Gre Mills, and one mile from James-River The
sc siro'n 1--WE twety thirty feet tall of water
which IS suficiency for manufacturing Q: any
size
There pre ten Of Land attached with srfcien
cy Of rock " bud All necessary houses requisite 10 ear
~ on the manufacturing business any slape The va
ter is navgbie almost all the way from the seize 60
James River. IL is 10 rich and extensive country.
where wheat Is made in great abundance.
Anun9ues'ionabe title wall be made to the purcl,a.
sers--ih ne property will certainly be sold on tina.
DAY, IT not sold privately beoref so, notice will BE-.
given oft
Ali persmna wis!lrs 20 view The premises, will he
shewn by Dr. Edward Mayo or the Subscriber, both
living near Ei1c Creek Mills
Terms made k1own on the tiav rf sale
ROBERT' T'LE.4S.qNTS.
o. IPowhatao. yitrre S------,ds
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70 MERCHANTS, SHiP-OW NEK.s, MAS
TIERS, sc. &c.
Oh 10 ~,


A Walls himself Of this oppo tunity, of acqnaint
IA ing the Merchants, Owners * Com mandcrs tf
vessels, that he has lately removed from Baltimore,
to this City, where N has, very considerable cx
pence, erected two BAKE-HorsEs, ard having en-
pioyed the most experea d workInen H., has coma
menced the Inanuiacturi- OF pilot, navy apd sfi,,
bread, sl2o, crackers, all Of which he will warrant Of
the first quality, ard dipose of the most reasons
anle terms, and from his experience in the business,
he eg.gas,s so dispose Of his biscuit, &c 81 per cwt
less taa. It can be purchased in sny oh, S,=te.
Any Merchant having cid -four, and wishing il man
utactu7ed, can have It done Commission, on the
shortest notice.
10 D. o.. ALBERT BERTEAU
No. eS, p Street, shove the Cou, t-housc
y. B. Wanted, first rate Journeymen Baker,.
and 2 Black Men, to whom liberal wages, and cuu.
slant employment will be given. AB
Richmond, June 3.----3w
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LAND near Ioavn, on tie RichmoqQ 2ilrn
fise Road,
FOR SAFE a

IN Pursuance Of resolution of the bosa
rectors for the Richmond Turnpike Comb
be sold, on the premises, in LOTS of ten ma
on the 2ls INST under the superintendent 90
Thomas Taylor. about so acres Of the
L II NJ ID
Purchased by said Company, of Mrs Jane Clarke W.
nS en- said road, being part Of that on which teir p,y
sent toi house, nearest to Richmond, stands
CREDITS, of 9, 6, and 10 months will be allowed
the purchasers, their executing notes for the
chase money, negotiable ard payable at one of the
Banks in Richmond, with approved endorsers. The
title of the land to be retained, until the whole pu
chase money is paid or, tle purchasers NAV have
DEEDS, and give deeds OF trust to secure the payment
oil the purchase mont IS may be most agr eeable I'd
them. n SHEPPARD rress,,ra W
rIIrn tIn
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William Eaxal!, Ex'or H. Geo x. Taylor
Harrison w. e. Il. HaxaH
brown b ArmI%ead Patrick Durkn
John V Wilcox tRob't Birchett
robert ii'ncS William BowdeA
Dsbaey Morris samuel Christian
Russell iLlt Geo. H. Jones
5iammon & Daniel John g. Hislop
William 6. Boswell Samucl Hinton
Robert Bnchetb EXor Joseph Caldwell
Mary laylcr William Cameron
hrInistead I'LL 5 lexander Srown
j. HAIAmons Exc. oil William Moore.
DAVID Anderson
Bhchett q pu'year
.hortoik, MAY 24----2a7v64o
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nm. COOK,

nm. CUOK.
LNFOR.hSbio Jfiienas ami the 6a6Tc, that he
has his aty f6r7ned
COPARTNERSHJP
re'M Mr. Henry Wax-the busjHess HerefoEore car.
'3ed on ny him, 7eiH be condnctcd by Mr.. UGr, w-
dr. The fr7n Of
COOK e W.fX,
Uh0 1eiH erscie al orders fy, the manufacturer II
cober tin, sheet iron, Sc a. tie best nGnaeT. and
tie hsec8f terms
NJ The highest Price .giyeo for old cobtsr, pe,y
ter, 6Tdss e fcdd
.Jft3ie a ----ff
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.Q The above sale is postponed until Saturday tn
34th OF June. April 1n--eutCis
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i 81 Y HOOD
J. e. +. WOOD,
HAVE J UsT REcEIY ED,
A few Packages Of FRESH IMPORTED
,SE.8SO.N.9BJE EOODg

SE.8SO.N:4BLE GOODS,
-, Hmong 7OhIch are The foiozving articles.
FINK buff, lilac and blue striped cambria, gngharns,
81 aud III cambria and carnbric mrsus, elegant h,1
red jaconctand India muslins, CoGer.in and Msdao-
lam slrrtiugs, caieoes, Sc &c
---HLSO--
superfne black and blue broad-cloaths, Teiienbur
and Hesfaas.
Juue 1O.----tf
I'D Y virtue Of Deed OF prus, from the nte Colonel
. VIM. Brown, Of Chesterfield, I shall proceed ~
sill, the premises, "Wednesday the 2ist Of Jane
next # fair otherwise the next fair dayT y-esht
acres Of L,IyND, laying on P1whe Creek about fIur
miles from Manchester, adjoining Mr. !. A. Paiteeou
and others. Terms, cgsh. Acting Trustee, will
convey only such tile rs is made n me
KOBERJ' CR.9ILI.iz Trustee.
Ttancheger, Nay 21---tls
RL.ANK;S
Fer sale at 'he Job-Cjfioe Of
HITCHIE & TRUEHEART
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PLAISTER or PARIS.

The Subscribers have
JUST RECEIVE
small cargo of Plaster. By the schooner Deliyir
which viii be anded Immediately at YoUngs wbsr
Rockets, and SOLD in quantities 70 suit purchasers
SMITH & RIDDLE.
June II. r.
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COR APPRENTICES
ATitL be taken from respectable families to learn
w the Carpenters Busihess-Aso, 8 or Jour.
neymen will meet with liberal wages
JAMES ALLEN, Jr.
Nav
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The SUBSCRIBER
Hereby informs the i'u6k'c, hehos o5ered
n LIVERY STABLE.

N III EN1 - n BILE,
EMNEDIATELY back OF Mr.. A. D.yis's tcne-
ments, asi Is now prepares, To- receive Horses,
either by uied. week, month year, upon as mod
crate terms can DC obtained any where in Rich
inond.
The conuguity cfths stable to several boarding lou-
SEES in this place, lparuculriy Mr.. Et~ar.s's may
renIerit an object worthy the notice ocounty gentle
men, who, IN visiting town, prefer private
dauons to public inns.
lie has procared esreful and attentive OsrLEa *
intends using his best eneavors make tits est bis-
ment acceptable to the public. Ills stable shall always
be PROV led with the best The market R ,r,is
which together ich Che unrem,tnig care and as idui-
y he intends to tcstow all horses committed to his
charge, nducesa hepc that he will merit public pat
ronagc.
- He alsofurnishcs BOABDING-ROO3, back.
OF Messis Royster Wails,whe three or vi n.o,,
geneel boarders can be accommodated at $40 per
month.
JAMES VAUGHAN.
n b: Constantly for hire, good strong CARRI-
AGE g HORSES, with experienced driver
ALSO, or gtod SADDLE HORSESHOE like
wise wishes to purchase,
Ten or Fifteen Likely YOUNG
NEGROES.
Nav -r
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BANK OF YIRGLNIA..

To The Stockholders az IRE Ronk Of Piretuic,
SAT tlEREAo by the act establishing die iS4n. O,
w Nrguia. it is provided that =" A. numb.r OF Stock
aolders not less than sixty, who together SHAH be prI-
Pretors of three hundred shares shall have power al
any time to call general meeting of che Stockholders
tor purposes reauve to the nsUuton;' And whereas,
we the subscribers being propretors of three hundred
SHARES and upwards, arc DESTROYS Of calling general
meeting on the stockholders for the purpose Of obtain.
ING the enaeten of bye law, which shall compel the
board OF Directors O. the Bank OF ' rgnia, at Rich
monc TO Interchange with the several departments al
the SAID Bank at Norfolk Petersburg, Frede
Lynchblg and Winchester, such mouth, statements
OF individuals accounts required froiu The
SAID Departments and furnished 70 the said Directors
at Richmond, 20 anu the said rule if not made re-
cinr,csi aiso, to revise the bye-Iaws:
the Stockholders OF the Bank of Virginia, vii
please take notice, that general meeting OF TN. said
stockholders will be convened at the Banking House
OF the said Bank in the city of Richmond on Saturday
the eighth day OF July next, at 10 O'clock A. H. for the
purpose vt taking into consideration the propriety of
DOPING the aforementioned bye-law, aud of placing
tie Departments at Norfolk, Petersburg, Frederick
burg Lyncliburg and Winchester, ON a reciprocal
footing with the Bank a Richmond also to amend the
SAID general byeaw $50 prevent any future altera
lion OF them, unless such ntenton aud the nature OF it.
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N'UIICE.

w JICjE.
CASH ron Conn & FLOUR BARREL SLAVES.
VE. 'vfsh to purchase a Suppy ofCorn and Flour
Barr IS Slaves g Heading, either d9,t5e or single
seasOHed tinl6er isPreftrred
u. UAXALL s. Co
June
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''"S III - UGH lnpiuOlSdlGU
George Mcintosh {
Robert &. Jennings |
john Cleaver
Christopher Fry
Martin Fisk |
Philip Tabb !
Anthony Wake, Rr'or A.
Wake
Edward Watson
Mcpherson 81 MePhail
Samuel Moseley
Robert Soltter
John Leslie
Arthur Cooper
James Williamson 4
Villain B. Selden /,
Robert jordan
William JORDAN
DeInHy X Roberts
David Miihado
l.. Is. Clarke
William Rogers
PieTe Faure
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Forn Of Tie .IGdovif.

Sealed and delivered ia presence Of
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tIougn the newspapers.
miles King
George Newton
William B.Lamb
NVilliam A. Armistead
William Pennock
James Taylor, Jr.
Z. james Dykes
William Dickson
JsRes Wooivard
Thomas Dickson
tJohn Niyison, Ex'or of
John Stratton
| William Cammack, Elk or
| John Brown
George Wilson
Garter II. POindexter
John Taylor jr.
Mitchell Thorowgood
William Small
a. FeItt
George Rowland
planes Henderson
William G. Camp
l.. Saut!jsu
T.. Robee,jr.
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SKETCH OF
SECRET PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Thursday, Fe6 IS.
The following confidential message wac
received from the President of the United
States
~ me Se''ate and House cfRefreSentatipes
ofthe u. Stairs.
Congress will have seen, by the cou-,,n;
Cation from the Consul General of the United
States at Algiers, laid before them ON the l7th
November, 1872, the Ii stile proceedings of
tue Dcy against that FuDctionary. These
nave been followed by acts of more overt and
direct warfare against the citizens ofthe IT
States trading in the Mediterranean son,e
OF whom are still detained in captivity. not
understanding the attempts which have been
Ii'aue 10 ransom them, and are treated with
the rlSor usual on the coast of Barbary.
ne considerations which n ndered II nm
necessary AND unimportant to Commence hos
tile operations on the part of the United
States, being now terminated by the peace
with ". biI ain. which opens the prospect of
an active and valuable trade oftheir citizens
within the range OF the Algerine cruizers. T
recommend to Congress the expediency of
an act Declaring the existence OF a state of
war between the United States and the Dev
OF Algiers; and of such provisions as NAV he
requisite tor vigorous prosecution oft TO a
successful issue.
JAMES MADISON.
Washington, Feb IS, 1915.
ne message was read ard referred to the
committee OF Foreign Relations.
Ftiday, Feb. %.
ne l1oHse being again in secret session
Ms. Forsyth, from the committee Of Fo-
reign Relations, to whom was referred the
message yesterday received from the Presi-
dent OF the United States, reported a bill for
the projection of the commerce and seamen
OF the y. >. ag inst the Algerine cruizers !:
winch was twice read.
Mr.. Gas.pn moved to recommit the bill
20 the Committee on Foreign Relations, with
instructions to enquire into and report in de
tan the facts upon which the measure con-
temPlated by the bill, is predicsted. Where.
upon,
Mr. Hall moved to postpone the bill indeh-
, nteiy which motion was decided IN the nc
gatiYe by toe following vote:
For the postponement 81
against II 1903
Mr.. Hail then moved to strike out OF Mr..
'yaston's amendment the words 1.-THE com
tnittse Of Foreign Relations" ana insert ~
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supply ofprovsonst 10 more OF or I, waiting rim.
torcctnsnt. lfhe could not succeed after landing his
"ho'e iorce, 1t snot probable t',at he viii again at
tempt It with disacartened remnant Of shattered
army and against augm,nte1 add irspirited f,,re
Mr.. Ogden says that H. landed Is 600 troops
1000 OF the line and 600 marines and sailors Doe
TOR ROOD states that from what he when on board
their Rect, he thinks they must have nearly 1900
wourded. He understood that they had lost a great
number. SAY or 400, in drowned, While passing from
AMI shipping; that of their boats with 80
men sunk, and uot soul saved
Their loss in various WAYS has bee, Immense Jh.v
acknowedge they have lost two OF tnei hest generate
and tst we have beaten the finest troops that Europe
can boast Of. Gen Kcaae is not dead as il WAS he
'mved when last wrote He received two wounds
'yhieh would have been mortal had not the l,Ils
be ~ s,ieht
lie British officers, understand, bestow vyea,
praise on Gen jackson. He certainly deserves NOR,
uan euiog, IRON hi country-its exer,ions have sa
we'd tins country. have doubt b. at that we sh,l
beat thu enemy, let the pointer points OF attack bc
made where they may. Mr.. Dufi, who arrived IN.
day, states tia, he passed, one hundred miles above
Na'chez, about two Thousand volunteer Kentuckians
all armed, coming jon us THIS is the frs, ,,;,,,
ton we have had Of this force--If the con.
t'nue to come down they will really /" plot the
market. large force in this country ;s in
WsIensabe. This state rs important link in
the fedciave chain, ory ~ the local ;n,r,st NJ
the country above, hut as regards the u,ion of the
states We bave been mast pro,ileptiary saved 7
am now salIy convinced, that had the enemy srcceed
eo neS master otthc river, the lakes and the seasl in
getung possession ct this country, he could not have
been dispossessed sgan, at least from Baton Rouge
down. iNo'sS
The war here has given rise TO 2 great many ,oos
anecdotes. he members af our company. While
prisoners, being sonrd TO be gentlemen of ds,cti,n
occasionally lined with the admiral and o, her OF the Of
fcers OF rank The Admiral observed that he wos az.
tonshed TO find such us they were and mecb.,ts
too bearing arms against the British, who came to
give them comrneree--that they expected, when
tney came, to'ind balls and jsuppersgiv Larerty
look out for TIE suppers" The Admiral tsrn;,. n
one a the officers present, said take that out ofyour
wig" Wv " ''''
OF The British fleet had sailed and by the las,
accounts were steering for Ship Island
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them with you, the burthens yon impose on
them should be made as light as possible
Mr.. s. said he felt rs much as any one the
value of the services rendered by our army !;
he admired as much rs any one che brilliant
achievements by the talents of our officers s.
the bravery of the soldiers. That character
had been principally acquired since the coo,-
nencement of the war, and was not to be
supported by the extent of the Peace Esta-
blishmcnt beyond its necessary force, but ra-
ther by the establishment of proper military
accidental institutions throughout the coun-
try, &c.
debate to be continued. ---4---
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CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE.

Iuesddy, FEB. %.
Mr.. Giles from the Committee ON Military
Affairs, made report on the subject Of ths
difference OF opinion existing between the FIX.
ecutive authority of the United States, and
the authorities Of some Of the individual States
respecting herelatiye powers of the general
and state governments over the militia and
the report was read, aud ordered % be print.
ed.
{ This report, on highly interesting sr5-
ject, shall be published hereafterl
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LATEST FROM ORLEANS "aroA

IN 10 HUM UIft 1TaNNN.
Coty @o Ietfer fronl a gentleman in Nezo-
Oflsons Ia his friend in his cify, date1t
Fc5. 8.
Since my last The enemy has emil erksl the whole of
is army and IS nov OF Ship iIland Our prisoners
nay Oeen exctangedl-fh Of 0r company who
had been aken arrived two DAYS ago A,oon,y tl,e,o
we're 6. Ogden, Pollock. Lynn, Lsgert,, Doctor
Cchrsue, &c SC. Doctor flood went 10 tie lc,f 10
Mient them They state that The enemy is occupied
y pU'd e number ofboats, and is beliercd 10 tre
sferce u pF0viso.s. We cannot yet ascertain vine
ther rat he in;cuds psyng rs aoiher visit Think
PROBABLE or't nc eiiicr poets aud ia waiting tor
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CONGRESG.

Washington March 1.
The following Message was, on Monday
last, transmitted by the President of the
United States to both Houses of CONGRESS.
To the Senate and
House OF Representatives of the u. 6.
Peace having happily taken place between
the y. States and CT. Britain, it ia desirahle
TO guard against accidents. which, during the
periods OF war in Europe. might tend to inter
rupt 1T: and it is believed, in particular, thar
the navigation of American vessels exclusive
Iy by American seamen, either natives m,
such as are already naturalized would NOT on
ly conduce to the attainment of that obiect
but, also, to increase the number of orr sea
men, and, consequently to render Cur com
nerce and navigation ind pendent of the ser.
vice OF foreigners. who might be recalled nv
their governments under circumstances tbe
most iIconvenient to the United States 7
recommend the subject therefore to the con
sideration OF Congress, and, in deeidine, npon
it, am persuaded that they will suif;c;enf-
ly estimate the policy Of manifcstinp Ia tho
world desire on all occasions, to cultivate
harmony with other nations, by any reason.-
bic accommodations, witch do not ;mna;r
the enjoyment of any of the essential rights
ct tree and independent people. The ex-
ample on the part of the American goyern-
nent will merit. and may be expected TO re-
Ceive reciprocal attention from all tye
friendly powers of Europe.
JAMES MADISON.
February 25, 1915.
The message was read and committed i,
each House.
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the whole Of the preceding spring and summer
upon this frontier

the whole Of the preceding spring and summer
upon this frontier.
So. LosGs, March 8.
Capt. Tallaway was attacked and killed by
the indians-the sayages lay in ambush. FIVE
men are missing, and two wounded I have
given the alarm along the frontier"
From Boon's L,ick-Jtfaych 10.
Last night an express arrived here from the
upper settlements of st. Charles county, infor-
ming that the settlements are attacked by for
midable bodies Of Indians. On the LIST inst.
they stole a number OF horses, and killed a ne
gro. A number Of the inhabitants pursued the
savages and rc.took the horses, and at the same
time they were attacked by three times their
number they charged without hesitation. and
after smart action of about fifteen minutes re-
treated with the loss Of one man killed The
loss of the Indians was considerable they were
seen bearing Off the dead.
Since the above was in type, we learn that
those who have been killed and wounded be-
longing to capt. Callaway's company and at
Baron's Lick, have large families depending on
them for support. Capt. Callawsys was known
to all, and his loss will be regretted by all
who estimated worth and sterling courage.
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FROM THE WRECK OF THE
SURPRIZF.

The 'chr. Friendship. Leonard, arrived
at this port on Sunday morning from Shews.
bury, and brought up four seamen who were
.eft on board the Surprise. 'fhev gave us
me pleasing intelligence that 70 persons we're
saved and that the keel and stern posts
being knocked Of, they drifted ashore on
pieces OF the wreck. Several dead bodies
had also drifted ashore, IA of whom they
assisted in burying 81 were drowned. The
Steamboat from Albany arrived this morn
ing. Among the passengers are Sir J. T..
YEo and several other British officers.
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Hindu, or Mahomeaan who does not pride
himself on being an expert swordsman, and
they ALWAYS travel armed.
With the augmentation OF territorial posses
sion, and the extension of commerce, the Fast
India company enlarged it's military a bun
galow, or tbatched house surrounded by a
fence, on an elbow o. the Roughly river, allow
ed for warehouse, was at first 100 feet long /;
it was spacious, and it 30 haepensd, that the
position was, of all others in the "a pergunnahs,
or townships. the only one which, in q course
OF one hundred and fifty miles, completely com.
manded the channel of the Roughly, and a west
view of about miles of the reach leading up
to Calcutta. and a northern view oc the same
river from its decent in front Of the new city,
the position itself being near the eastern angle.
tbs bungalow soon assumed the figure of two
| sides, and at length of three sides Of square
OF bungalows or houses built of bamboo and
mats, AMI matched with delicate straw in
process OF time ditch around the bungalows
was considered more secure than fence and
the waters OF the Gauges surrounded this spa
cious factory: soMe how, in excavating this
ditch the earth was thrown outward, and it
formed slcping bank such as would have been
pirposely Tit rcas intended to construct gall
CT to regular work. The factory became too
limited for the increase of trade and the ma.
yves settled IN huts SO close, that it became
announcement, and they were prevailed upon 10
construct their nuts \, three quarters of mile
distant on every side from the factory (which
ny anoth,r strange accident happened to leave a
sancient space for that beautiful esplan ade
winch at present surrounds the fortress of Fort
William.
IN short by successive improvements. from
the construction ofredoubts to cover the tanks
OF this factory against an incursion of the Ma
hrattas and from dstaste to the Portuguese
torthcation in Calcutte, in which is the ceiebra
ted B'ackhoie, (Which is room on the floor
level with the street, the bungalow grew up to
a military work of Brick, above two mites in
| circuit; and from few watchmen to a Carl
ison OF ten thousand men.
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VIRC MIA:
At Rules hoidcn in the C2srk's Ofce of the Str.
periOr COErf Of Chaneery for fhs RiehmoaS
District, rhe Ssth day Of March, 1915
'0hh HARRIS Pit.
against
Egbert Harris, Wilson Harris, William w.
Harris, John Depp, administrator Of Bsnia-
min Harris decd and William A. Iurpin,
Defts.
The Defendant Egbert Harris, not having
entered his appearance and given security
according to the Act Of Assembly and the Rules
Of this Court, and il appe ring by satisfactory
evidence, that he is not inhsbitart of this
country If is ordsred, Tost the said Defen dan.
do appear here on the twentieth d - oftl next
term and answer the bill of the PA ntiH; and
that copy of this order be forthwith irserted
in some newspaper published in the City of
Richmond, for two months sue, essively and
posted at the front door Of the Capitol 10 the
said City.
A cOpy-Testc,
WILLIAM w. HENING, c. c.
April Is. nsw
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RY virtue of a deed of trust executed to
- the subscriber by Peter NJ rrisett, bear
ing date the fifth day of January, 1918. to
secure the paymen, of SUN of money
therein specified, VII We sod on the pres
misses, for ready money, on Friday the fifth
day of May next,
A certain parcel of Land,
Being 70 lying In the County Of Cheste-fsld,
On the south side Of the Hundred Road.
bounded by the lands of John Elliott and Da
MEL Flournoy. containing thirty-four acres,
be the same m ore or less.
JOHE SNELLINGs,
Trustee
April IS. stn