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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-11
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MONUMENT TO DURROV VVS

MONOMENI To BURROWS.
1t is With peculiar pride and picssufe, we
record an instance OF liberaiiiy and hcnorahle
munihcence 10 the r.enlory1 he 6rape,
which recen,ly came unde, our inspection,
A gentleman from New-York, MATTHEW
l.. DAVIS, Esq, while passing Through town
few days since, on . tour to the eastward,
had accidentally taken walk into our bury
ing ground. His attention was attracted 10
the Neglected grave Of the late gallant Capt.
BuRRows. The only guide to The spot,
where is deposited the remains Of ore, who
had SO much heroic merit, aud who deserved
60 much OF has countIy, was the tomt-Hone
of his deceasSd competitor, the British Caf-
toia B!yihe, This was erected two years
since by he~snrviVing officers Of the BoIer
The thought was instant Mr.. ID, immedi.
ateiy gave orders tor an elegant marble mon
umeni to be erected over the grave OF Bur,
rows--to be finished by his return, and with
out the sparins of labor or srfense. III is
now completed and pu' Up. Is style of ex-
ecutoD docs much cgtdu TO the taste, jude.
ment and modesy of he generous doner,ard
worthy the hero, Whom Il is desigpeo to con-.
memotale. 10 S. lh tnc following words
pfYft7n 1HIs STONE
rru.'t.S
rEr uGul,F
W3LII - -ckRQWS,
iAts -oht...,er
Upitsd ittPRIsE,
WapN led
oT TsE FtEra safs 1913,
ln an ASTON to0'.'. W Increase ,hc
feE- 3t ari,,n Vlioy,
by c.Pmmg
His BritsoNic 'isic-U Big BoXER,
aaeg = severe con.,st6f
torty htc minutes
se-~--
a passing strange hs esected this Monument Of
respect TO che names of Patriot who, in the
hour Of peril, obeyed the loud summons
of al injured county and who gal.
lantiy met, fought aud conquer.
ed the i0efnan.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-11
AN7HON1' r. 7.A1LOP,

AN7HON1' r. 7A1LOR,
Respectfully infofms his friends and the pub
lie in general,
THAT he has opened a HiRDW.4RE STORE
at No. 156, ihames-srect, where he has for
sale general assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery, &c
which he will sell as cheap can be purchased in
Newport
Consfdrty on hand--Wrouglt and cut Nails, Of
every description, quantity Of Iron lrlIow Ware,
Ship Clisndery &c &c JHg S. 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-11
Grand Union Canal Lottery.

Grand Union Canal Lottery.
pUNCTUAL to the time appointed the Sd Class OF
the Unisn Canal Lattery commenced drawing in
BOSTON on Thursday last, where No. 5t06, being the
first drawn number, was by the scheme entitled to
One 7honsond Doiiays
Tickets and Shares, (srarrarted ardrazrn) can
I've obtained at J. c. SHAW's, No l1e, Thames.
street. Oct 4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-11

On addition 10 his former ass9rfmenf,)
As just received an assortment Of LOOKING.
L GLfSSES, PLiTES and FU.fBLERS,
from the Manufsctory at Hamburg. part Of which
will be framed shortly. Should any Glasses be want.
ed TO r. old frames Il will furnish the with all 81.
zcs commonly used. Ihsve just received punchs
Sd proof ST. Croix Rum, pure as imported A.sso,
Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Corn, Rye sld Oats, and Phil.
adelphia Flour.
BE also manufactures a; formerly Gold &
Silver WARE and keeps 4 constant supply Of
Watches, Watch Materials, Cutlery, Poeke, Books,
Tea Pets, Tea Trays. paint Boxes, and a~sriety Of
other articles too numerous TO mention --Segsrs,
blsdders Snuff for Nev-york uoncy--anj gives
the true value cf old Gold and Silver. according 10
rs standard. .i'ss, buys old Copper anA Pewter.
The above mentioned articles will be sold at the
credit. sro, 20. /.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-11
New-GOods.


PETER p. REMINGTON,
.fo. Ia, ihonieS.Srec',
LAS Just received an extensive assortment oF
IL DRY GOODS, calculated for the present and
approaching season, among which the following;
Sup. black, blue, olive and green
Brosdcloths sup. black, blue. brown, drab, mix'd
and green Cassimeres Plains Devonshre Ker-
sey, Outfits white. red, yellow. N.,ck and green
flanrels; Baizcs Bomhazet,s " Wldbores; RAJ
tmcts; Deuran,s and Tammics Bernet Cords SC
~ elegant Ncstingsi black Canton Grapes common
do; worsted Hose; Veivets British Shir,is IS
elegant gilt Buttons; Pins Tapes black silk iikf S.
Midrass do. sheetng Cotous fancy Mashns
shear do; Diapers black Camlr,c s"p. undreos'd
cambric Prints; blue Calicoes, ls6 % yard; lC4
Blankets, very cheap.
p T Remington, vii take Ncw Toik Money aad
Treasury Bills az sOlAi discount. sept -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-11

Sl0leU,
IRON the subscriber, on the ooth ult. living on
i Banisters. wharf. picked stern Boat, With
gseen bottom, white boo. top and black whale, a.
Bout Is feet keel, an OLD oak rudder, one mast
bow spirit broken, nisinsail and new j5. Any per-
son tina, nds her and sends word 70 the pTiutee or
SUBSCRIBER, shall be lianjsOry rewarded 70 Their sat
isfaction. JAMES L'ENS'
.Nerpo-., Oc.1jer 4, 1918.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-11

Tickets only Five Dollars oh, aud New.Ynk
none, received a, par Ter the same. at the Truly
Fortunate Lottery Office of c. SHAW, No. lib,
Thames-street,
Where orders will be attended 10 for Tickets and
Shares, in all Lotteries in the Union. 0cf.4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-11
NEW GOODS.

NEW OOJlJO.
TUST imported and for sale BY y o RICHMOND,
j. an extensive assortment of sessonable Goors,
comprising mostly every article in demand
--am0hg shieh arc
Broadclo,hs of every description, Cussl'
neres, Fiannels, Bombazetts and Wildbores, Cole
rain, Cotton Shir1ngs and shectipgs. Cambrics, Cal
lcoes and Ginghams, silk Handkerchiefs, Diapers,
&c &c. which he is determined to sell (tor cash On
iy) lower than has been offered in this town for
ny years.
.Mso-A few crates assorted CROCKERI
WARE. just opened. remarkably cheap.
.heEbort, October 4, 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-11
For Sak.

For Sale,
THE Estate. formerly the property Of Oliver
L Durfce, Esq deceased. lying on the west road
leading to Bristol Ferry and four miles from New
port, Beautifully situated for any gen,lemsn's retire
ment. containing Is i-2 acres excellent LAND, with
an orchard early in its prime Further particulars
can be known by application 10 Mr.. VIZ. LAsSLEY
or the subscriber, living in Newport
ELIZABETH DCRFEE.
.Nsryb,rf October 4. 1878 -
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Green white Lustrngs; ligh; Isncl do;
64& tGrecian Shawts, undicss'd do;
pat'ers new and eiegsnt; dark 4 q Ginghams;
italian black Grapes; butt anG punk do;
Lilac & purple hair Cord black Bonbazetts
and tape strip'd Nusins; black and blue Rane,ts;
JIcSonet Muslins "a Dgmask table Cloths,
do hkf's. for Cravsts; at the sterling cost
plain and fgur'd Lenoes Russian mp'dNspkins;
brown cotton DandanaS wiase and coiored cotton
Madras Handkerchiets Hose
Cotton Csssimcres white fring'd satin Rib.
Dimilies bons
44S t'.4 white Cambrics; British Shirings;
furniture ChintZ; &c. &c. sc.
mourning Caiicoes:
.fLSO,
Bgoatcloths and Satiineis, and variety
of GOODS, too numerous 10 particuarze, which
will be sid at less prices than has beeh usual in
Newport
Ep J. w EDDY returns his thanks f5r
encouragement given him in his business and solc!,s
the call of his friends the Island snd fellow cit-
zens every indulgence in his power viii DC aIior,=
ed and nothing charged for showing Goods.
Neprborf. Juy lg, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-11

A,Thimlie Manufaciory is mention
ed anIoag the miny establishments at
Cincinnati, Ohio, and the manuiactofy
is much praised.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-11

The brig Of war Mossle. ooe OF the eonvoym
,, J,naica feet. IS reported TO have foundered ~
De ,,.s Of AVE- 2, snl cry ~ q her -ev s''sd
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-11

Government have indemnifed the per
sons whose houses were necessarily dts
t,oyed IN the dcknce of Pla:,sburgh.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-11

C.. Nj. iHUko
Offers fer sale, eREAP, al No. /, 1hhl-Sfreet,
w. l. Rum, Cassia,
Cherry, Starch
Gin. Mould and dipt Candles
Wine, Soap,
White Wine Vinegar, Spanish and Am Gig rs,
White and brown Sugar, Virginia and LoTlllard'S
Hyson. Hyson-skin, aud Tobacco,
Soucboag Teas, Lorillard's Snuff,
Coffee, Powder,
Chocolate, Shot,
Flour, Fllnts,
Rice, Blown Salt,
Pepper, Wine Classes,
Pimento. Tumblers,
Nnmegs, Plates,
Cloves, Cups & Saucers, &C. &c
Newport, Oct. 8, 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-11

In England, Lord Coclrane has bea,
indicted for breach ofprison.
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Marshal'S Notice.

4AidI Sl1diS l>hJCc.
DISTRICT or FRRoDE-ISL.fND.
PURSUANT, TO suuary Warrants fror, the Hon.
David Howell, Esquire, Judge OF the Distric.
Court for the District of Rhode Island,
Notice IS hereby given TO all persons concerned,
that there has been fled before said Judge the TO-
lowing lnformthons, by AsuEx RoEpIss, Esq
United states Attorney for the district Aforesaid,
the complaint OF CHAaLEs CoLLIEs, Esq Collector
OF the port OF Bristol, in said Disulct:
KEEN. An Information agains, GER
V1$Ap Brig or Vessel called the .Neae'ssa.
/. AffA ALso-An Infor nation against
SfyEalVSy acertain Brig Vessel called the
Said Vessels being forfeitted, as is a;ledged in
said Informatons. for violations oi the laws of the
United States And that trial will bs had ,hsreon al
the District Court. to be holden al the Court
Hou,e in Newport, on the third Tuesday of October
next. DEXTER. Marshal
Precedence, Oct 5, 1915
MARSHAL'S NOTICE,
District af Rhods- Island.
DURSUANT TO Warrant from the Hon DAVID
Howell, Esq. Judge of the United States
Court fos the District Of Rhode Island notice is
hereby given that there has been flied before said
Judge, All Information by AsHER RoBBISs, Esq.
United States Attorney for said District, for anG in
behalf of the United States,
Against a Certain schooner or
.NBA~ vessel, called the Felicity, now lying
Ef.HEES% 10 Newport; said vessel being for
-&skks- fcted as is aedged in said informa-
ton, for violation Of the laws of be United States
Tria with be had thereon, at the District Court to
he holden at Newport, within and for the District a.
toresaid, on the Sd Tuesday of October instant.
DUTEE j. PEARCE, Bep Mars shall
Nergpsrt, October 4, 1915.
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BOOKS. BLANKS, PAPER. &c.
Fer s-lt a, } c Saws cS.c. lie, liIau.. s:se::.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-09
kNlrENTlAKY, 2Otn Aug. 1915.
FOR SALE.

A L this place, Wagon and Cart Gear. &C. be
n i'ngtns To the ConlniUnw esiti,--in which, bar
gan's may he Lad. ALSO, the Peni,entarv Manu-
iseuires-apong them are wrought and nails and
spikes, assorted-hre CRATES, axes hoes, chains, him
ges, looms, shutties, Wagon and gear, sc
All lo", Tor cash on barter for matcriais-as usu.
al, continue to take in weaving carpenters cooper s.
and b kslnth's work for customers Country Gus
toners are invited To send orders Tor their Russell shoes
IS expected that quantity of coarse cloth fur Me-
groes, will be manufactured before the winter Seve-
raj hundred pounds of wosl is wanting-part OF
which VIII be let out TO be spun, 2s. per pound
The owners OF powder in IT,. Public Magazine are
aghn reminded otthe order OF Council, for keing ia
Ken nut to make for the powder and ammuniti-
on, belonging to the Comnonweaith
AN persons having accounts with the Penitenary
are requested TO close them before the list OF October
next WV. CAMPBELL,
Keeper and agent.
with small scar over the left eye, strayed weeks
s'nce, rather under middle size A liberal reward
will he given w q
.3ge9,St % --ft
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-09
a VALUABLE TOBACCO EST. !.
FOR CA;E

Pursuant TO a deer oft1e Federal Court ofde u
infed States, for the irgiaia District tier- 1UiR
De oteredJor Sale, on shs premises, az me iIa,s.
zrherc Captain Richard anderson az brea,,t r.
SIDES onthe 20m day Of September ,sc.ri if 6,i, IL
NOT, the merit fair el1y
4 TRACT OF LAND, COMMONLY called M.
N Half Way Branch, and containing by late mr.
vey 1Ico thousand eight hundred and nifyt,, 9rre.
IL lies IN the lower ~pd Of Buckingham contiguous ,e
the market towps Of New-Cantsn, on James Rive,
andCa-lra, Oh Willss and is generally esteemed os
o the best tracts in that part of the country n womb
u. tedious to enumerate all the advantages and sur~
nor qualities OF this valuable piece Of properly i Ia
presumed that purchasers will view, and Judge tor
themselves 1t viii be shewn any persoa ,eo;ro.,s
OF seeing by Capt Anderson, living on the ,,rem,ss
or by Garter P2ge, who lives in the neehborfocs, =
me whole tract has been recently surveyed and LAX,
on INTO lois 10 suit purchasers, and will be sold To ,l
highest bidder, upon the following terms, to wit enc
thiru part oil the purchase money 20 be paid n, iI.
ume OF sale; one other third on or before the fys,
uay OF January, 1917; and the remaining third nm
the hrst day OF january, ISiS-rhe lands To r,,,n.;
bound IN The hands OF the purchasers respectively
and rdeault be made in any part OF the purchas mo,
the payment OF SD much in ready nsney as may he
then due and PAYABLE from such psrchaser resnec
lively and for the balance on \ erel, IN yoee, 80,
future payment The purchasers wilt be NAT 80
possession immediately sfterthe 2Otl day uf Nove.,o
Der ensuing, when the terms ofthe present tenant, ~
pre- and when all the payments are Completed th.
commissioners will execute conveyancss agreeable -
the before mentioned decree
CARTER PAGE,
CHARLES IRVING,
o7y,issisnors
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-09

Peter Smock, Rev. II. B. Snead, John A.
Sims, Mrs. Martha ii. Sansum, Nicholas
Smith, Thomas Staples, William Stone, VIII
liam J. Stewart, Capt. Edmund Summers,
Solomon Stoddard, Robert Sloan, Mrs. Cath
arine Smith, John Shevelier, David Stewart,
Joseph Smith, Munford Smith, Mark Slater
Hermon B. Snead, NJ. ID. George w. Spon-
GER, William Sourhall, William Saunders 8,
w. L. Stennett.
Thames 6. Talliferro 3, Polly Tinsley
John Tompkins 2, John Turner, John Teas
ley, Ralph Thomas, Nathaniel Taylor, Geo
Il. lItlin, Henry Trunnell, Major Christopher
Tompklns, Edmund Taylor Andrew Timer,
Elder Tate. Co. James Turner. Hugh Wat
son Tanner. Robert Titus. Robert lode.
James @. rorninn, Mrs. Harriet Turner,
Nathaniel Taylor. William Fowler, S. +.
iiiiin. Benjamin Timberlick, Thomas fred
way, I'm Thomas, George Thrift. James G
Iannown, John Taylor, Hillory Taylor, The
Hon. Judge St. George Tucker, Mrs J.
Thompson. Mrs. Ann raxbord.
W-Rvdney Walters, Elizabeth NVrenn,
Jane +. Walker, Edmund Walls. Peter Will
| kinson, Jacob Wood, Legrand w. Wilson,
John W. Wood, Capt. Gordan Wauterman,
| Sergeant of the City of Richmond. Mrs. Ann
| B. West, The Clerk of Henrico e. Court, Mrs
! Betsy Watts, Charles Wills, Mrs. Frances A.
NNu"dulS, -'%tnatilel WINSTON, noinaS w mt
| lock, John Wade, Miss Danna Wheeler
| CAPT West, sloop Antelope. John Wilson,
Henry NVettart, Edwin White, James Wat
k'ns, Thomas V. Wilson, Amos Wheaton
| William Willis, Mrs Kesiah Walker, Capt
I J. WllkerSc~, Monsr. Lou.S Wercq, Stephen
| Wheeler, Robert G.. Williamson, George
| Williams, NJ diam V. Werc9. Jesse VIM,
Mss lIhzs Wills West. James Weston
| Wm. 2 Wheeler.
! f--Jtuncs Young 3 John Vail, Thos. Va
| den, Philip Voucher, Thomas Underwood
Capt. Thomas Underwood, Mrs. Lucy I'm.
| dtrwuod.
a. Persons applying for letters which
have been advertised, viii please ask for ad-
vertised letters.
WM. FOUSHEE, Sen'rP PM.
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IN CHN.NTEHI.

I.i' CH.4.NTERt.
M EGkLENBURG County Court, 10Th June,
Francis Brooke, pm.
.3ga1gt,
Edward Evans, Ludwcl Evans and William Pettus.
,-ur DetPs.
NE Defendant Edward Evans, not having enter
sa nus appearance according 10 the Act OF Assembly
and the Rules OF this Court and il appeainq IN ,hc
satisfaction Of the Court hnt lac not an nnabtant Of
th'S otate On the motion of the Plaintiff by his At
torney, = Is ordered That he appear here on the
IS' DAY 9" October Court next and enter his appear
ancs aud the plaintiffs bill and ,r;ve s,,r,
Tor performing the decree of the Court and that
copy Of this order be inserted in OF the news-pa-
pers printed IN Richmond for two months successfully
no That copy theieefbeposted the front door Of
theCourthouse OF tbs said ceunty
II Cofy-Ieste,
JOHN IL. t1ARDIE,, D. c..
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A Court held i'r Prince-Etlvard Cousty. July
~ The i7t,, 1915
Greed Haskiss aud Benjamin II. Price,
Against,
William Morgan and Lucy his wife, formerly Lucy
hasknis, and Mother OF Benz. H,skius, deed and
4 heo'riek U Haskns, the administrator a. one of
the brothers OF the SAID Benjamin Haskips, Greed
iasklns, Aaron Haskins, Edward Haskns James
w. G. Haskins, Phosbe Hask;. Mildred Iaskins
Martha Raskins * Eliza Haskns the infant bro
TIERS auc sisters ofssid Benjamin Haskns,
IHE Complainants fled their hill, and The Defend.
ants, except William Moige g Lucy his wife, filed
Their answer ;-and the sad William Morgan not
having catered his appearance and given security ac
coi'ing to an Act of the General Assembly aud the
rules OF this Court. aud appearing Tie satisfaction
o T. Court that he net inabtant of tls State:-
It' ordered That the said def'dt. William Morgan
do appear er the first day of October Co ri next
ard answer the ComplsinanIs bill and sl,ew cause A.
ganst the sale Of the Tract of Land the bill men
toned ard tl,at Copy OF tns order be forthwith
"isertedin sope one OF the pnbc News papers print
ed IN the City Of Ricuond, far months success
veiy, and also, posted the front door of the Cour1
house of this County.
A Copy.-reste,
B.J. WoRSHAM, DC.
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August
VIRGIN In.

bIRGIN IN.
I Roles hold N in the Clerks Office of the Supe-
rior Court OF Chancery for the Richmond District
the Goth day of June, 1915
William Stotiart AID Josiah Strkey, merchants and
partners trading under the firm Of Stothart g. Sta-
key, PhFs
Against
iohnlt Jones, ami Cornelius, Andrew e John Con
rad trading under tue firm of Corn, lus 81 nlre,y
Conrad g Co. Deborah w Pleassn,s .Jn,'ry. or
Samuel Peasants. decd john SomeryiIIs 81 Chr
nei,us and ANDREW Conrad, trading under the firm
o. Somerville aud Conrad, Cal I3onss,. and the
same Coraeis and Andrew Conra,l trading under
the hrm OF BonsaI, Coarad and Co aud The said
joan Somervlle, in his own individual eanacit, and
ule sad Caleb Borsal, in his individual capacity
Le0y Anderson and Henry Anderson. Dciis
= L he defendants Cornelius, Andrew and Joln
conrad, not having entered their appearance 81 Div
security according to the Act of Assembly and In.
rules OF tins Court, and appearing by satsfactorvey
mat they are not inhabitants of this our,ry
~ IS ordered, That the said Defendants do anne.
mere on the frst day Of the next term a,d .rsuer
,he OIL e the plaintiffs and that COPY of this order
pe 'oTthwn inserted in some newspaper published in
the CITY otRehmond, for Two months scc,gsiyely ar
pos'eo ~ the iront door Of the CAPITOL in the slid C
Copy.--Teste, '@'' ny
Auo -" ~
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VIRGINIA:

A "a Superior Court of Ciiancerv, holden q, I've
Gsa. Cag n IN the City Of Richmond, June LIST, 1915
Nancy Howle and Betsy HowIe, infants by Dau
ei VaLduval their guardian and next friend.
against, IL"
William Price. Ir admir- &c. Of Charles Price. de.
SeaSea' Archibald Blair, Phoebe Williams, adrn'rx
o. shsha Williams, deed. and EDWARD c. Davis.
sdm'or. OF Elisha Price, decd
T.. Defs
On motion of tile Plaintiffs by counsel and for rca
sons appearing, Of the Commissioners of tbis
oorI Is directed to perform the order made in this
,t on he SIXTH day Of January, SID, in place of
ie Comniis ioner therein named.
Copy'--Testc, WIN. w. HENING, C. C..
ConfnisSi0ners- Office.
Richmond. 17th J4iy, 1915.
ihe parties concerned are hereby nmffied. fla,
have aprSinted Tuesday tie nineteenth day of Sen.
teinbcr next tor carrying into effect The foregoing or
aers oil Cont op which day their attendance is ouired
al my Office, with the necessary papes, account and
vouchers, ready for examination and settlement
WV. FORESTER, Vi. C..
July 22.---w8w
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Aug. 90
IN Cjz4NCERY.

Louisa County Court, June 18th, 1915
Willmra Cooke, James Nelson, James Niche, vii
liam Poudexter, executor of Warner II Broad
dns, decd Overton Harris, Edward Ragland Ellz-
abeth Lawrence, Administrative OF William Law
renee, deed Thomas iIolladay, Thornton Gibson,
Nicholas Meriwether, g Barnett Moore,
ASsh
Samuel Oyerton, administrator with the Will annex
S s,., G' SaIhuei hasltnd, decd. Del't
HE ID PENDANT Samuel Overflow ir mot havnc
ehtered lis appearance and given security according
TO the Act OF Assembly and the rules of this Court
and appearing 90 the satsIaci of the court that he
Is not an nhabant of this State on tn emotion of the
;lanuiFs by ;her Council IL is ordcred, That the
Heienaa Samuel Owe ton, jr. DO appear here ON the
second nMonday In October next, and answer the
p'antfs bill, and that COPY of this order be forth
VIZ, inserted m some ore Of The newspapers printed
IN tae CHy OF Richmond, for eight weeks successive
~ and published at the front door of the Court house
On some Court day.
COvv.-Teste,
JOHN PolNOEXTER. ID Lie.
August 5.--U8,-D
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Aug. 19---v
VIRGINIA:

4 L Superior Court Of Chsneerv boIder ., tho
~ Capitol IN .i'e CITY of Rclrnond the OH day Ian
NSHcy o~le and Bstsey OWE, (o,Lerw,se called Nan
9 no~ie and Ee'sey Howe,) Infants by Daniel
'"'h''a'i' their guardian and neAt friend
Against, iu
William Price, Ir. admor. SC Of Charles Price.
decd. Archibald Blair, Elisha Price and Elisha vii,
hams 80 'A',," 4" IL
THIS cause came on this ,iay - he heard uDor the
papers formerly real, and the Report Of the, COMMITS,
pursuant to the order Of the twenty first day ot
pt-pber, one thousand eight hundred and seven.
WI Eth exceptions thereto, and argued by Counsel
me SAID report to the Commissioner who made
n' 70 be examined, stated and reported by him. in
conformity to the principles of the Court
Copy'-Iest VIM. w. HENING, &C.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-09
LAND FOX SALE.
tn r. .SU X g r. n IN T. i

EiNG anxious to remove 10 the Western Coun
~ ny, oilers Tor safe the tract Of Land vhereon he
no" resides, containg ~
452 t-2 .fCRES.
ying in Buckinglia County, adjoining the Lands Of
H. Boiling, Esq Capt. John Guerrant and others
inIs Land possesses many advantages as any hipb
tld plantation in the cOunty-t lies Immediately on
James river, aud within three miles of the Virginia
mnls and about the distance from the Y;rgin and
Middleton Mills The latter Mills are jmrneJia,
" on James River that boats can run 10 IN. door
tor the purpose OF discarsng their loads This Land
Is wen adapted to Tie culture of Wheat Corn and To-
bacco, Lpst'cuaty the form r-is well ,,atered and
aoonds with excellent pipe aad oak timber, lies veil
anu IS most excellent place for fruit. There is on
tue premises thriving young apple and peach orch.
ard' together with every other kind of fruit
here IS eomortable Dwelling House, &c by IS. To-
Seteer with convenient oul-houses
TEX hS, one hall caslI-thc balance in two eousI
annual payments, with deed oftrust to secure H..
two last payments. VIC
Atrther description is deemed useless, as it is pre
summed No person will purchase without FIRST rern,.
The premises Possession may be had this fall # re-
qdred ' 'e-
p..., OGLESBY SCRUGGS.