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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-16
GENERAL DISPOSITIONS.
NAvIGATIoN oF RIrERs.

IOo- lhe powers whose states are senara-
tea or Crossed by the same navigat,ie river en-
gage to arrange, b. COMMON Consent, all that
regareS the navigation of such river For
thus purpose they shall name commissioners.
who shall assemble at latest within six months
after the congress, ard who shall take as
me basis CT their work.. the principles estab-
ished III the following articles
1O9- The navigation from the source to the
mouth OF the rivers shall be perfectly free,
and shall not with respect to commerce. be
| forbidden = any body The regulations for the
, police being complied with, which shall be
made uniform, as favorable to trade as pos
sibe.
Ito. The system for the receipt of taxes,
rs wen as tor the police, shall be the same "a
long the whole coui sc of the river and snail
apply to its naTgabIe branches, as far as cir
cumstances permit.
TARIFF.
III. The dtIt;es on navigation shall be ex.
ed IN uniform aud nvariabe n,anner ap,
SO independents Of the nature of the merchan-
dize as to reader all examination Of the cargo
unnecessary The amount OF tie duties shall
NOT ez"fed me sum now paid, and shall be
oeoeFini1ed by local and existing circumstan-
in fxirg the tariff, the object shall be 70
encourage commerce, by facilitating nay,ra-
ton, AMI the impust established OH the Rhine
shall serve a9'tne representative rule. When
QUE Tue ta't.f IS settled, it shall not he alfer
Ell Dut by common consent of the STATE, inter
ested ~ '0i-
H. The officers of receipt shall be as
few as possible, TO be fixed by codlrilon con
ll3l Every river state shall be CHARGED
w'tntne maintenance Of the towing paths
hr''Sh It's territory, and other works neces
Satv Tor the uninterrupted navigation.
Fl4 lie customs due TO the states shall
lave no connection With the payment for nav
.Eat'oo- Care shall be taken that the Of
h'crs oppose no UNNECESSARY obstacles to nav.
gltlol,.
REGULATION.
10 Al that IS contained in the preceding
druCies saa!i be determined by mutual reg.
uidt'oh' wiA'ch shall include all that is neces-
sa'Y TO h1.it ultimately. The rertlatjon can
NOT be changed without the consent of All
states bordering on the rivers
Na,gfaoon ?fhe Riige .Vseier. &C.
- lie particular regulations for The
nnssVisauon OF the Rhine, the Necker, the
Mdine' tue McssciIe, the Mouse, the Scheldt.
mare aihNed totbe present act, shall have
me S""e force as it they we're inserted in
the text. "
@g'yrh"ions eftfe t,e0fiss ndbardcnlar 0r,a
ne treaties, conventols. declarations, req
"auohs and other special acts, which are an
"eNea 20 The present set, viz.
= IAc treaty between Russia and Aus
tri"' OF tue 23d Apra, t4th May 1915.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-16
BosTON, Sept.

We were yesterday favored with Halifax pepers tn tie
2Sthuit' lou .trcaaldn Recorder 81 the l6u,
We find the following paragraph:
a letter from Cacthag,na ated July IS, 1915.
rates, that several officers Ofthc American army had
been seized By the Alcaidc, among whom we're Col.
BGrstler, Capt; Wi'ki0sou, aida 1t. Kyan IL an
pears that they fad ifnprUdenty disclosed their nten
upn oijoning th; Patiits, 10 party Of Ioyaists by
mstake. Some pfiyatc l,ttefs we're found among
Then papers, SIR cesd to their friends in New-Ynrk &
Bslumore, whioh requested thcinto give up The idea
OF arriving az either fortune on fame ~ the ,eyoutoni
zed COLONIES Of Smm. They we're tent in chains ON
- ardthe ST lid p'ions, then in the hsrbdr Prices
OF smmnuiuon and implements OF war were merely
nominal" 10y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-16
NOayoLK, Sept. ~.

49,. ~ NOHpoLK, Sept. IL.
during tHo lat- gale, cverj t,sset AZ Oeraedck Bsr
Except one blislw driven on shore, rndt Of Which
ts feared viii We lost The lettst thd not state
any n'es were lost Among the vessels iost is tLe
new ship iAGeshy, Cabtail F5sfsr,s ofttrs poet .
CNtfm Foster desci1hes the gale to haze. been Of IN
eAamped violence OF twenty s,J. but one a., we have
remarked, escaped. IL 0necrstood hs. the great
rise q" the tge bad done oOnsde rsblc dgfnae Ut New
b.. and Washington. -
Flom the Information Of capalhs Who have .r.nse r.
rived, Ne are i,luce TO believe that lie xas,as be-.
more yioieutiurlher sovu,vsrJ. Isfr,-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-16

TIL. commissioners haze nisbed treaties with All the
gi'as That assembled in Prop.e WAY, at Portage
pes Sioux IL will prOb,byibc the last vi August Ite
tMe Nj g. kesnerly arrives with the Indsns h,,', up
on the Missourfsnd Mississippi. No doutH however
OF the utmost expedition. Mr.. h. Is as active, en-
teiprisiHS genten sn N whom the utmost confidence
is to he placed. -"
All Va ~ tte hope that campaign will be carried
against lie Sacks, FOx's, Sc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-16
From The Leriagf5n 6a.ef,e ~ o,

a gentieman, who has just arrived from ST Louie.
infora's Us, that A TREATY OF PEACE l.a: been
negotiated With the hostile tribes of Indians in that
quarter and ist depredations on the frontiers had
ceased Col. Milei's regiment ordered 10 De-
trot, and to be replaced by the enc commanded by
Col. Nicholas.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-16

The Er-kng If Spain, who arrived in this citv a.
bout tortlisot since from France, has reporeJ linn
'ltto oar Mayor, Joseph bo.parle, and elsini ed
the protection az die constituted suthort $ King
Joseph In this city for Philsdephia On Sunday a,t
in private carriage. ar Ca.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-16
GENERAL ORDER.

The several Laws and Articles ot War relstive 20
nrevet rank, having been duty considered by the Pre-
suen al the United S;aie: he is pleased direct,
the nt'ir, government .i the army that missions
m the staff shall confr ither rank o.: e,ou,nrnt tn
oifests ct the line who hold D, bi virtue of ap-
pont"snts m the general staff If thu army, which are
'upersededhy the act of Marcel S, 1878
-Iiy ORDER M H. PARKER.
39Yithm g I,istrc tsr Cclerc'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-16
Ros ToN..Sent. 9.

BolthPhRTE'sr OFtIcERs.-A vessel
from newfoundland has been spoken, Aug.
1Sth, which informed that an American vcs
sci from Eraric e, detained and sent in the re
by Srltishcruzer, had on board a number
OF French OtlLers. They doubtless belong to
the list which Louis the 18th has prescribed
and ordered to be tried by Court, mart;al
nor treason. '-,ys
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-16

BALTIMORE. Sept. l3.-Josefh Bona,
sarfe arrived IN this city yesterday ev,n'ug
& departed to-day on his way to Wasi. inyton
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-16
FOR S.4LH,
IKE HOUSE AND I.OT

~ 18th street. lately occupied b, C.. B. Pare
~, ~ 20 IL not sold privately before Frday, iSs
ga lst u Will then be sold to tie hipbest h;Ij,, ""
the premises, at IL o'clock. H''Ue'' on
Sept t6.----.ds a. LYNCH. +
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-16
VALUABLE PROPEVTy--

y" me HH ; Eng 1'itrnfqte 2,0ad, fol, saie.
Al PUBLIC ,UCTION.
,,rt,., WITHOUT LIMIrATIos
's''ib SUBSCRIBER will offer for sale ~ :,
n premises, on SATURDAY next, t. 2ji ins,,O, Tue
90 ACRES or L.4.ND,
lad on lots TO slispurchasers --t q
%cLss o. tss land lies within three miles Of 81.
Se, a',u me Ies'ine within foul miles Three EY,t
o. tge land is in wood, and affords mauy e,bl .,.,
ens for building. ~ s''sVH "tuaus
ille ne, eNi he conducted byNTr James II Lynch
and vat con mleuce AZ q o'clock A. M Y "S''
* credit OLA and II month, 81 r. ,,, &,
PurGhasers upon their giving negotiable notss ,'ih
decos CT trust to securethe psyments ' "''n
Sept t6-----tla =" :" IN 10 ?
.ldntan e INSPECTOR G,eneraes ON,
---z.l - S-bcnfber = fgI5
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-16
WILLIAM ANDE11S0Y

s,rR e., Has JUST RECEIVED "
$40 ,InE Nsnton, FIFTY ca,rrs RARTfEPNJs
n, w Akh, W IN escorted anda few s,cts ~, :
Sgt and iAt.'ily expecting to receive, a.,oG
sept. le..--2-sw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-16

SHIT Mercotor, Churehli. Nov Betlfocl Bgfs
Penelope, Robinson, Thoniastown; S,Iss. Young
Sscism, iomes, New-York Eliza Ana, Melvin.
retelsiurg lillian. Hand. Phad. 10 days SUR
Hope, Lawrence, No.1;..k.
CLEARED-SLoorsLd Little Jim, Smith, Da,imore
-Ma,Parct, Hughes, New York Lea,aier, Wood,
do Sn'unton, Foxweil, Petersburg; Sally, Spencer.
East -Greenw,ch.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-16
'LATEST FROM CARTHAcFNA

La ESE FROM CNRTEAGENA.
ne schr. Fidette, Cabt. HIl.Iard arrived
mere last evening, we learn that news had
been received at Port au PrirCe, that tie
Carthageisans had been successful against
the foyaIats, AMI that theY had optned a
conn unication witt Santa F,e. A. shin for
merry the General Gates. of New York. had
arrived at CaIthasena, from Lo dor, with
$4,000 stands of ar!.s and other soupitiops e
war.---qezv York. SEPT. IL.
PEACE WITH ALGIERs. I'VE lea.h verhSiir,
~ inc arrival oi the Nate yesterday lum Caiiz
thst treaty o.. Pesce bad been signed b, Com De.
e;'tni and WIN Sb>>cI esq. with the Dey ad Rceen.
cy oil Aig=rs Netlibute to he pad-and Capt Smith
oil salem 20 receive SIS ,oGo fr his rapture and de-
tcnton. The iudept ndercc, Com. ,nbridee. had
fassed Gibraltar, and Decatur. with hc squadron pro-
ceeue'i To Inpoh I'hii. FreenDti,'s .'6u,naL
PHILADELPHIA, DIT. ~
Although it is matter Of very little inn
portance to the'public, we can state it as a
tact. that the fugitive K.ipg Jose ph, Of Spain
and Naples, is now in this city. HIS present
quarters are at the Washington Hall Hotel.
lie IS accompaD;ed:by two or three Fren h
gentlemen, whose names and forlntr rank an.
not precisely known. He lso has an Ao,er-
ican gentleman in his SURE AT present. ..ia, =
Since the above was In type, we are inform.
ad that the ex-EHing anu suite departed fror,
the Washington Hall Hotel. earl, this 1iorn-
ing for the Southwark r..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-16

7''ot WHO came up yesterday, sic'c,, that he
spoke brig, which informed that II vessels we're u,
shore b,tween this and Cape-Katttr:s Bsuco,L
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-16

II.fTkIN IN III
County. 81 Of July, 1915. 1iAsOs''Srie
William q. Garner, p.A.,,
AGAINST 01"p'r
solomon .,,,,1, sioddsii and Giles Beard, tD,p,,
,h ~, ~ uy came the con- plans Thy his counsel. and
we defendant Solomon Stoldsf1 MT having 's,;
~. appearance aud gives security Accort;uS \, 49,.
ael OF assembly aud the Rules CT this Co,rt. u
pc"rg to The satisfaction ct tie Court tbst he s ~,
"r,,n o TINS Commgn~cat, On tic motto,
te sa'd defendant do appear here on te srs, uo.
'"y ~ NOFcnber hext- and snswer The hin or t,.
Plansnt and thsta COPY Of a,is order be o,tb-
81 ~ ' ~ some one Of tie newspapers publish.
s pa o. .e front door Of the courtouse Il Dis
Cops. --Tss.p
81 hLEX'R GARRE1sT- C. A r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-16
EupUlRER MARINE LIST.

PoRr OF RIcmMoND, Va.
a,r;,,.xI .;,,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-13
YIN. W. Hening, C. C.
August
VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA:
At Rules holden in the Clerk, Office of the Supe-
rior Court OF Chancery for the Richmond Dis
trict, the 2jth day of June, 1915.
Benjamin w. Bite, administrator Of Joseph Dun
man, deceased, Pla;nnE,
4gGi,st
John Chambess, and William F. McCsrty, alias
Henry Hunsman, Defendants.
THE subpoena GdreUiueiG!4fn et respondendunl.
awarded in this cause, being returned executed
the defendants, and they not having entered
their appearance and given security according to the
act of assembly and the rules of this court and il
appearing by satisiac DRY evidence, that they are
not inhabitants of this country IL is ordered That
the said defendants do appear here the first day
of the next term and answer the bill OF the plaintiff
and shew cause fany they can, against the revival
by the said process sought and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in spaper pub
lished in the city Of Richmond for two months sue
cessivey, and posted at the front door of the esi-
toll in the said city.--A copy.-Teste,
VIM. w. Hening, C. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-13
VIRGINIA.

At Rules holden in the Clerks OHice &c the Supe-
rior Court of Chancery for the Richmond Dis.
trict, the Goth day of June, 1875.
Stith Thompson aud Samuel Morgan, executors Of
Peter Robinson, decd uhs executor of Ben
jamin Crawley, deed and David e. Jones, exc
cutor of Alexander Jones, decd who was execu-
tor Of john Crawley, deed plaintiffs,
Against
Conrad Webb, executor of Abner O;bourn, decd
and William G. Ward, Defendants.
The subpoena ad reviveniiun awarded in this cause
not having been returned executed the defen.
dant William c. Ward, and il nppear & by satis-
factory evidence, that he is not AN inhabitant of
this country e is ordered, That the Defeidan,
DO appear here the first day OF the next 'erm
and shew cause, II any he can against the revival,
by the said process sought; and that copy OF this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in the City of Richmond, for two months sue
cessvely and posted at the front door Of tho Capt.
lol, in the said City.--A Copy--Teste,
WILLIAM ". HEyNL.NG, C. C.
Sept. 6. wSw
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VIRGINIA;

VIRGINIA;
AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the SUI
perior Court of Chancery for the Richmond
District, the Doth day of June 1916
Woodson Knight and Patty his wife, formerly
Patty Walton, one of the daughters of George
Walton, dec. Walton Knight, Thomas Knight,
1arlton w. Knight, John H. Knight, and Da-
vd III. Williams and Elizabeth Williams his
wife, Robert Knight, Sally B. Knight, which
said Walton, Tarlton w. John III. Elizabeth
w. Robert and Sally b. are children ofthe said
Woodson and Patty Knight, and grand chill
daen of George Walton, dec. Pits.
.8gaiiSf
Joseph Yarbrough, exor. ofNIartha Walton, who
was execuulx of George Walton, dec. Wat
kins Dupuy, and Elizabeth Smith his wife,
Thomas Walton, Thomas Walton, jun. Robert
Walton, Mary Walton, Martha Walton, Eliza
beth Walton, and Catharine Walton, infants
and children of Thomas Walton, sen. Da-
Wis and Dosha his wife, Fanny Moore, Nancy
H. knight, Polly Yarbrough, Richard Var
brouSh, Fanny Yarbrough, Martha Yarbrough,
Sally Yarbrough, and Joseph Yarbroueh. in
isnt children of Joseph Yarbrough, William
Moore and Sally his wife, and Thomas & Will
nam Morton, infants under the age of twenty
one years, and Robert and Thomas Walton.
children ofRobert Walton, and Elisha Betts 3,
Sally his wife, Dafts
THE defendants Davis, and Dosha his wife
Fanny Moore, William Moore and Sally his wife
and Thomas and William Moore, and Robert and
Thomas Walton, not having entered their appear
ance and given security according to the Act of
Assembly and the Rules ofths Court, and il an
Pearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants of this country II is ordered
That the said Defendants do appear here on the
first day ofthe next term and answer the bill of
the Plaintiffs and that a copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspap er published
IN the City of Richmond, for two months success
sveiy and posted atthe front door of the Capitol,
in the said CITY, Copy-Teste,
WIN. w. HENING, C. C.
August 90 wsw
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August O.
VIRGINIA.:


At Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the Supe-
rior Court of Chancery for the Richmond Dis
triet, the 75Ih day of June, 1915.
Battersby Bailew, Plaintiff,
.9gGins,
David r. Patteson and Reuben b. Patteson, execu-
tors of David Patteson, who surviving execu-
tor of Thomas Baiiew, and jesse w. Thomas
and Meeky his wife, Thomas BalIew. William Bal :
lew, Dorothea Saundersoa and Elizabeth Bal.
lew, Defendants.
= THE defendants Jesse w. Thomas and Meeky
his wife, Thomas Bsllew and William BaIlew, not
having entered their appearance and given security
according to the act OF assembly and the rules ofths
court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they not inhabitants OF this country L is or
dsred, That the said defendants do appear here on
the first day OF the next term and answer the bill of
the plaintiff; aud thst copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper Published in the
city of Richmond, for two months successfully and
posted at the front door Of the capitol ia The said
cty.---A copy.-Ceste,
HIM. ". Hening, &C.
n
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VIRGINIA:

tnotINlA.
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Supe-
rior Court of Chancery for the Richmond Dis
triet, the 10Th day of June, 1915.
David Ross, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
John May, administrator de bOnis non with the
will annexed of John May deed, and as deyisee
OF the said John. Daniel Epes, and Polly his wife,
which Polly is daughter and dcvisee OF John
May, decd, Thomas Lewis administrator of Ann
Lewis, his late wife, who was cxecutrix OF John
May, decd, and the same Thomas Lewis in his
own right, Richard Stephens. George May. The
oloriek Blair Banster administrator de boiis
with the will annexed OF John Banistcr deceased,
John Monroe Bsnister devsee of John Banister,
deed, and Hector Mcneil Defendants.
THE defendants John S. May, Thomas Lewis,
and Richard Stephens, not having entered their APP
pearanee aud given security according to the Act of
Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and it APP
pearug by satisfactory evidence, that they not
Inhabitants OF this country Ii is ordercd That the
said defendants do appear here on the first day of
the next term and answer the bill of the Plaintiff !;
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
IN soBe newspaper published in the City OF Rich
rnond, for two months successfully and posted at
the front door OF the Capitol in the said City.
81 A Copy.-restei
WILLIAM ". HE.NIN'G. C. C.
Sept. G. 8w
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100 DOLLARs REWARD.

nEsERTED from Detachment unSer a,y com.
~ maud, statio'ied in Hanoyer County, t1Oo
Soldiers Of tie third Rife Regiment
JOH.NJ1E4JNES, 65eet hgb, 35 Years ofage,
grey eyes, dark hair dark csnlblsafon and 5g bro
JessioH iiJrner 7eas enlisted m Concord, North
Carolina
EDW.ARlD D.AP, 5fset g. inches liqh, 81 years
efage hasle eyes, dark hair, lark complexion and
oy Prefession CARPENTER 7vas enlisted IN North
Carolina.
The a60Ue rezuard 1iH be gi1en far Gbbredeud-
ing the a50oe Doserters and delivering them 10 any
O,6cerin the United States army, Or ffly doiiars
for either IF them
JOHN PEJvDLETOM
Lis1a Sd Rife Reqs.
Jrlne %. n
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VIRGINIA:

At Roles holden il the Clerks Office Of the supe.
rior Court Of Chancery for the Richmond Dis
triet, the Goth day Of June, 1915.
John Bell, Plaintiff,
Ggainss
John G. Davies, Defendant
TIE defendant not having entered his appear
anee and given security according the act Of as-
scmby and the rules Of this court aud il appearing
bv satisfactory evidence that he IS rot an tbabitant
Of this country Is ordered. That the aid defen-
dant do appear here ON the first hay Of the next
term and answer the bill &C the plainGT and thai
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in som
Newspaper published in the city Of Richmond, Cor
two months excessively and postal ct the front door
Of the capitol, IN the said eitg - copy--Teste,
I'm. ". HeniHg, c. @
August Q sw
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PLASTER OF PARIS,
md STORAGE.

The Subscriber has for sale one hundred
barrels Of GROUND PLASTER.
I'VE can receive on storage, in a Brick Ware
u 4 house, at Rockets, out Of the way Of fire,
and well secured against robbery--eqtial in bulk
to eight hundred hhds. Of Tobacco, on the
ground floor, and like quantity, on the second
story, of hemp, flour, &c. &c.
ALEXANDER FULTON.
August so. eff
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NOTICE.


RY write OF a Deed of Trust, executed 60 me
- by John z. Bailey, bearing date the Sd tlay
ct June, 1912, and Of record in the Court Of
Charles City County. for the purpose of securing
20 the representatives of John Warburton and
William Allen, decd, the sum of five hundred
and sixty pounds, ten slillngs and six renee,
with interest and costs, as in said deed mentioned.
Ia0itt, on Thursday the 21st instant,
proceed to sell, at the Courthouse of Charles CITY
County, at public auction, to the highest bidder,
for ready money, (or ON such other terms as the
parties concerned may agree) the following REAL
ESTATE, lying in said county of Charles CITY,
VIZ "A Tract of Land and Plantation, called and
known by the name of Dockman's, containing
three hundred and fifteen acres, more or less,
together with the appurtenances Two undivi.
ded Shares in the Lands formerly belonging to
David Merry, late of said county of Charles Ciiy=
Between five and eight hundred acres of Lai,d
purchased by said Bailey from Richard Allens
and the benefit of lease of ten or twelve acres
of land, made by said Bailey to Samuel Leonard,
for ten years, at the rate of ten dollars per an
mum or so much thereof as will be sufficient TO
raise the aforesaid sum of money, with the in
terest and costs, or the balance thereof, which
may remain due on the day of sale
Such title will be made the purchaser or pur-
chasers by the subscriber as is vested in him by
that trust, aforesaid.
CARY WILKINSON,
Charles City County.
Sept. o. wtds
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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of
the Superior Court Of Chancery for the
Richmond District, the Goth day of June
1915.
David Street, John Street, and Abraham
Keene, administrators of David Stokes,
decd, RltJs.
against
Richard Inge, Samuel Hopkins jr. Joseph
Quinishet, James Williams, Lewelling
Jones and Co. Champion Marable, Pey-
ton Saunders, Champion Marable admr.
of George Marable, decd, Randolph
Thompson, Sanford and Barnes, Eliza
beth Kennon, executrix of Richard Ken
non, deed Griffin Lampkin and George
Craghead, surviving executors of Peter
Lampkin, decd. James Dosmot and Co.
William FOushee and John Murchie,
surviving executors of William McKen-
zie, decd, Thompson Fowlkes, and
Christopher McConnico, executors of
Mathew Marable, deceased, Alexander
Boyd, Alexander Boyd and sORs, Tho
mas Cox, and Maitland and Christian,
Defvs.
The defendant Elizabeth Kennon not
having Gntered her appearance and given
security according to the Act of Assembly
and the Rules of this Court, and 1t APP
pearing by satisfactory evidence, that she
is not an inhabitant Of this country: It is
ordered, That the said Defendant do APP
pear here on the first day of the next term
and answer the bill of the Plaintiffs and
that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the
City of Richmond, for two months success
siyeIy and posted at the front door of the
capitol, in the said city.-A copy-Teste,
Sept. 6. 8w.
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FIFTY DOLLARS RRWARD.

4 kESERTED tfqm q asfacfment ofMs Sd R,Fe
- Regiment, statioaedis Hs'over county, State
IL years Of age, born in Orange COMM. M n.
has dark eges, dark hair, dark coslblerfo9. and
NJ trade haRer--hdd on 7oLe,l he oeserteL h,
inform IL ispro6a5le h. uoiH sen his Uniform the
first OPPORTUNITY. W1ocrer 7viR abbrehend HE said
Charles Rhodes and deliver him 10 am orcer in the
United States army, shall receive he ADORE re,gard
and sHreasona5ie erbeaces.
J0HyAr ToENeDLETOM.
Lieut.. Sd Rife Rsgf
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-13
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BY Samuel Yenable, ofPriuce Edward county,
IN esgay MARE g COLT.
The mare is a chestnut sorrel with the left hind
foot white, white streak in the face, no brand
discoverable about five feet two inches high
nine years oid-ssnd the colt bay horse, with no
marks or brands, supposed 70 be about four
years old, Of common size, in low order. Both
together appraised TO lotty dollars BY David An
derson, William Price and John IT, Venabie, the
9Th june, 1915.
Teste-B. J. WORsHAM, D. G.
Se9tember 6. 3tp