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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-06
Eareign Neus.
LONDON. March @.

On Wednesday the French am6assa-
sOr had along interview with Lord Cas-
sereagh at his ONCE.
A morning paper states, that the trial
ofsi, II. Wilson and Messrs. Hutchin-'
son AM Brucs is expected to come on
sbout the 5th next month. several Bri.
tish noblemen and gentlemen Wilt is
sail. be requested TO give evidence.
AmGs others Earl Grey is mentian-
cd.
Lady Wilson was admitted to the pre-
sencs Of his Boyal Highness at four o.
clock on Monday. and left the pavilion
afawminutes before six it is said hat
she vas kindly received.
The Lord Mayor has called Court
Of common council, in consequence of a
rsSuisition signed by upwards ofseventy
rea6ers, to petition against the propos-
es military establishments, & 10 favor of
-sstrenchment and economy in the public
Expenditure.
The total number Of persons that have
belonged TO the 42d regiment, from 1877
p the present time, is 1926. Tpese
: only three men in the corps that
bought against Bonaparte's Invinciblss in
Egypt.
Extract Of letter from an officer ct
ashet to Lord Exmouth's Heet in the me-
clterranean, dated Malta, the 26th Of
jan 1916" The. pirates of Barbary
aVeior some tine past committed great
eepredations on almost every power in
surCpe. Their success had made them
50 lasolent, that they at last attacked the
sestsh fag. Sir Thomas Maitland, the
governor Of Malta, in consequence EN-.
aafked In the Bombay TO puta stop 10
ielf carer. Tripcli acceded TO all the
spssrnor proposed, and at Tunis nego,
cation soon settled every thing. The
Ssy went on board the Bombay on a visit
aud after partaking Of cold collation.
returned to the shore. The riches dis.
taJed Sy himself and suite in their dress
was beyond conception. He made pre-.
ssqs to the Governor of hon, ostriehes
horses, sbeautiful fowlins-piece, and a
par Of pistols set in coral To the ship
-oq'losks, sheep, poultry Of all sorts,
s0Ves, sugar and rice, sufficient fer g
weeks consumption: besides one thou.
nAa dollars, to be distributed among the
e0p!e. On the return of the Bombay Il
Mara, she was ordered to the Ionian i
asaas with money to pay the troops
saers the plague had begun its ravages
Z village not far from Corfue had beer
su'0s, and others were to share the same
ave Ia consequence of this, the Bonn
.17 returned Immediately and was plas,
VI under the strietest quarantine.n
Z letter from Dover, dated March s
sues taat the Liverpool frigate, which
YES On shore there had been got OF tn,
;SsAS' and isstowing into the downs b,
@e Lively Excise cutter, q revenue luz
ssf' and one of his Maiesty's schooners
aegreat exertion OF capt. Farquhar, tn
ss0'ahander have proved fortunate i
svaing the Liverpool, to the astonnh
lsat OF every person here.
liverpool, .Mcrch ID.
! Arrived, Pomona, Lilburn, Norfolk
Eagle, Understand, Charls ston eli,
1ardner, st. Mary's. Sailed March
asa, Devon, d. Y.
March l6.--Arrired., Favorite, Har
''asannsa Treasurer, Young, New O,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-06
IYlL.es-barre Penny .9pril 26.


The lovers of coed ilying along the
Suseuehanna, are wont to look forward
to this time of the spring, for the gratifi-
cation of tteis tastes, with fresh shsd.
Our river in this season, generally
abounds with them and they are a
source of considerable profit and great
convenience to the country. The point
is conceded that this fish, in progressing
up the fresh water streams for a lew days
acquires dew fatness and in improved
favour. The fishing period is looked
forward to with lively & pleasant antlci-
nations. But this season, there is some
reason to fear, will yield us nothing but
disanpoinsment. The fishermen have
drawn their Nets in vain. Not single
shad has yet been taken, although the
season is considerably advanced (; and
thew have long since been caught in a
bundance upon the Delaware: and our
epicures are lett to sing,
When hope to our bosem's was near
est.
How oft has that hope been deceived.
The reason Of the absence OF the shad is
not clearly agreed upon. But il the cir
cumstance affords no food for the stomach
IL Yields consideration for wonder. Our
Iphilosophers--men Of deep research ane
profound sagacity, suppose that the new
Bank Bill, or the Tariff may nave chahg'
ed their course from the Chesapeake
Others imagine that the proceedings o.
our wise men at Harrisburg, may have
altered their course. Cur sportsmel
think that the scarcity of shad is owinE
to the scarcity Of pigeons. put 9! 9
gread body of the COED OLD ciod .hcpp,n'
|common sense men, are OF opinion tina
Icola weather and low water are the ON,
reasons that have retarded their Journey
Iand.tbata rise of water ga few pIeasah
Idays will give ample employment TO on
fishermen and cooks ere a4sanfr
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-06

.ettack on ciler.--A writer in favor 0
malt llouor, says" The free and loog
continued use of cider, is not as innocen
as mary imasine-it has a tendency te
iaaaming and weakening the body. Of
causing acidity and indigestion, and o.
predisposing its votaries to melancholy
and madness.
Devcnshire, famous for producing the
greatest quantity of cider in England, is
noted for sending the greatest number o.
,una,ics to her mad houses
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-06
May s
NOTICE.

The Creditors Of I'm. Morgan & Co.
are requested to meet at their store, on
Fairfax street, this afternoon at 8 o'clcck5
on business interesting to them. Tho.
mas Nell is no longer authorised ta
make use of my name. from this date.
n. 3. Those indebted to the firm, By
aote Or by book account, are requested
to make payment as the business OF the
firm is about TO be closed.
VIM. MORGAN.
Nov e
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-06
May 6
May 6

The Subscribers
Having formed a connection in trade
under the firm of
D. IND II. KOONES,
They take this method of informing
their friends and the public generally,
that they have commenced business in
the store -houss on King street, formerly
occupied by Mr.. F. Koones, where they
nave on hand, and offer for sale a con.
siderable stock of Dry Goods which will
be sold as low as any in market.
They have also commenced business
in Port Tobacco, Maryland, in the house
formerly occupied by H Koones, where
they have an assortment OF Dry 1oods,
Groceries, &C. which will be sold 10"
for cash or produce.
Dacid Eoonss,
Horatio Koones.
No., eOSS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-06
April IL
TORECGO.
LAM tor Sac.


A TRACT or parcel Of LAND, con.
~ tanning between two and three hun.
dred acres, GA the north side of Deco
ouan, in Fairfax county, about S miles
ives, of Gccoquan mills-it is we'll wa
tered with never falling springs. If is al.
so well timbered, and the great quaint.
ty of froo timber On it renders it the
more valuable to any person in the coop.
ering line. This land is of the middle
soil, and produces Corn, wheat, Or any
other grain to!erable weli--there is about
100 acres cleared and under good fence!
The improvements are leg dwelling
house and other out~hcuses, and good
apple orchard of about 60 trees. Any
person inclining to purchase can view
the premises and know The terms by ap.
plying to the subscriber who lives near
the premises, Or Henry S. HALEY, juns
at 0ccoquan mills, or John II. Haley;
near Fairfax court house.
Thomas GossOR.
april l8 ONT +.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-06
BALTIMORE, May q.
LATEST FROM FRINGE.

. per the Gatherine.)
Extract to gentleman in Baltimore,
dated Bordeaux, March 10.
ss -Four officers and some sailors be-
longing to the American squadron, at
Massa, were shot there lately in an al.
fray with the Spanish soldiers. Commo.
dors Shaw demanded that exemplary
punishment should be Immediately In
iicted or the soldiers, as they were the
agsressors, and then with his ,quadron
left the port, without waiting the reply
Of the Spanish government"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-06
PUBLIC SAFE.

THIS DAY. Tic AZ. instant, will &c
,oId. at eleven O'Clock. a. NJ. on Rick
ct and Newton's wharf. without reserve,
On credit IF 90 days--the Cargo ofthe
loop Almira, consisting of
$50 bushels bright CADfZ SALT, in
ots to suit purchasers.
Paper of any bank ID the district re-
ssiyed in payment.
P. g. Marsteller.
NM 6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-06
Orphans Court,

COUNTY,
.4prit Term, 1916. z
RRDERED, that the administrator Of
q y John Borrowdale, decd, do insert
the following advertisement three times
4 week for two weeks il the Alexandris
4 copy-Teste, !. !. -
a. MOORE, Reg'r Of Wills.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-06
MAY g..
Fifty Dollars Reward

Flfty Dollars Reward
Will be given for experimenting negro
David, who ran away from the subscriber
on "Wednesday the Goth day Of March
last. Negro DaAidis a likely young fel-
low of yellow complexion, has scar
under his left eye, and scar on his right
ANGLE, and also one on his right or left
hand. He carried away with him bay
horse, saddle end bride, and will, more
than probable, attempt to effect his es.
cape to Pennsylvania. He is well &C.
quainted in the state Of Virgins, and
went off in that direction.
l will give twenty-five dollars to any
person for experimenting him, it taken
in the state ; if taken out of the states
Fifty dollars. The person experimenting
him will confne him in any jail so that
I get him again.
Zephaniah Franklin,
- Charles County, Nd.
April IL 3w.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-06
This is to give Notice,

(. This is to give Notice,
That the subscriber of Alexandra couYas
ty, in the District of Columbia; has OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court OF salA
county, letters Of administration on ths
personal estate OF John Borrow dale, late
of the county aforesaid decd: all per.
sons having claims against the said deco
dent are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof TO the
subscriber, passed by the orphans court,
ON or before the second day OF November
next, or they may BY law be excluded
from all benefit to said estate, and those
Indebted thereto are required to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand this second dag
|ef May, 1916.
James Sanderson, Admir-.
OF john EorroHdale.
| MAYS eS2w
Paper H.aNeEN'Gs,
! Of the Newest Philadelphia Fashions
JOHN A. STEWART, s
gE as received bis Spring supply q
.tHa the above article, which, with ms
1 sormer stock, makes his assortment very
large and elegant. :
i April : -..-.-..-----....r..-es's
|Hot-Pressed Playing CafdS'
/ 'Ss' ssSs''sA - Johr &. sssssass
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-06
NOT'lCE.

The public are cautioned against trust
Ing the firm of William Mo,gan 4 Go.
as | am determined not to pay any debts
contracted under the said firm after this
Thomas Neil.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-06
To Rent,

A three story Brick Warehouse, IRE
roof next door to MIR. John 6. Ladd's'
IN the dock. Apply to
Jane "a. S!acnns.
October Il
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-06
A. Bank Note

|. Was picked up in the street, in Alex
andria, by black person, which the own.
er may receive on describing it satisfac.
torily, paying for advertising and small
gratuity to the finder, on application to
a. FAW.
MAY 6 st.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-06

The Sale of the late Capt,
North's Valuable Mill will take place
this day at l9o'clock, on the premises.
May 1t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-06
Port of Alexandria.

Arrived, British sloop George, 7
eight DAYS from bermuda
sugar, rum and molasses; to J. Tucker.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-24

A young gentleman in Ireland, OF. the point Of
marrying young lady, IN whom he had been
for some tune most tcnderly attached, happen.
ed TO receive visit from the son of one OF his
fathers most intimate friends. The visitor was
received With all imaginable marks of kindness
and in order to pay him the highest compliment
the intended bride was given to him, by the un
suspecting lover, for partner at bali, that ear
ly succeeded his arrival. They danced ,ogsihc
ahe whole evening, and the next morning in VIC
latlon of the laws of hospitality, on The one part
and every moral tie on the other. took them
selves Oft secretly to Scotland, where they wert
married The young gentleman sunk under I'll,
double weight of ingratitude, and i'll requitec
love; SD, having written tie following III RI
hour Of melancholy, the generosity of which i
almost unexampled--he died ia deep decline.
Thou art gone ava, thou'rt zone ava,
Thou'rt gone ava, from me, Mary;
Nor friends, nor l, could make thee stay,
Thou'st cheated them and me, Mary.
Until this hour, Iheyer thought,
That ought could alter thee, Mary
For ,hou'rt the mistress OF my heart,
Think what thou wilt of me, Mary.
Whate'er he said, or might pretend,
Who stole that heart of thine, Mary;
Pm sure, true love was not his end,
Not such love as mine, Mary.
spoke sincere, nor tatteTd much,
Had 10 unworthy view, Mary,
For money, gems, nor nothing such,
Mol loy'd only you, Mary.
Though thou'st prov'd false, yet while / live
I'll still wish well to thee, Mary;
May friends forget, and Pll forgive
Thy wrongs 10 them and nc, Mary.
Thea fare thee well. and rest thee sure,
Tir.u.,h thou hast cheated me, Mar,
For all my sex, I'd nce'r endure,
Half what r9e done Coz thee, Mary.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-24
VIRGINIA.:

IL Rules hohiai 4; tie Clerks OGce ofMe Smse.
rior Court Of Citniee,Y for tie Rici.,ro.d Dis.
trict the -, a,,g u JHie 1916
William Byrd Page surviving executor of Mary
BYRD, who was executrix OF William Byrd de-
ceased, t,,,,f
James Lyons Administrators dc ssn;s nan Of Ioh.
Robinson, decd. John LYONS James Lyons ,.u.
~ Hopkins, John Hopkins, son of Lacy iiopk ms
formerly Lucy Lyons John A. CheyaIiie. and "a
eiarine +. Cnevailie, his wife, formerly C..,ha.
riue z. Lyons, heirs of Peter LYONS. dec'd surv;.
wing trustee Of William Byrd, dee Iiill
carter, Susan Carter, Mary Carter, and Elizabeth
Garter, infant chl',ircn and heirs of Charles Ca,
ter, the younger, decd. (son OF Charles Carter of
Shirley, dec'd;) Robert Randolph and Ellzabe,l,
his wife; Elizabeth W. c. Berkeley. Edmund
lBerSely, Ann b. Berkeley. Robert c. BArkelcy.
land ParSc Farley Berkeey. children and heirs Of
Catharlne Spoitswood Berkeipv, formerly (;atba.
lrine ), Carter; Mary w. BraNton ; Henry Lee
and Ann Hill Lee, his wife, formerly ANA Hill
Carter Bernard VI Garter; Williams Carter
William Ftzlugh Carter I'LL Carter, Thomas
Carter, Ann Carter and Lacy Carter infant chi.
uren ana heirs OF Robert, Garter, decease, Ma.
. tiianiei Burwell and Lucy his wife Edward
Garter, Cassi,is Carter, Shirley Carter. lol,n Nil
tcMter, and aiary W..lker Carter infan; chill
dren and heirs oil Edward Carter. decd: Charlie.
Garter aud joseph G.. Cabell, and Mary Wake,
iCabell his wife. formerly Mary Walker Garter
lch'ldren aD', hsirs OF George Garter. deceased
which SAID Charles, Elizabeth, Cstiiarine Mar,
Ann Hill, BcTnard, Williams, William Fi,zh,,,si,
Robert, Lucy, Edward aud George, were III,
lchiidren and heirs OF Charles Carer OF Shirley
decd who was the surviving tiqis, &c of William
i'yrd, deceased and Carter berkeley and Ro
toert Randolph, executors Of Charles Garter. OF
Shirley deceased. Mr.
ihe subpoena al reutreads,r, 9. res ,ond..na,,r
iawarded IN this cause not having been re,urne,
Executed ON the defendants JOHN A. Cheyane
Henry Lee, and Ann Hill his wife. and the, M
lhavmg entered 'Ieir appearance and given Sc
lcur'ty according To the Act of Assembly and n
huies OF this Court, & it appearing. by sa,isfacto
fry evidence, that they not inhabitants of Tn.
tconntry Eis orsl.r ed That the said Defend
ants DO appear here on The first day ofthe mex
erin and si.ew cause, If any they can. apairs, th
reyval by the said process sought; & answer the biz
ot the Plaintiff; and that a copy OF this order b,
forthwith inserted in some newspaper publishe,
IN the Ci,y of Richmond for two months sue
cess,veiy and posted 1T the front door of tlle Ca
2itoi IN tue said City
A copy -resie
July so.-wsw
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YiRGfNIA:

VIRGINIA:
Z ruies hai'l7f IN the Clerks O6ce ofMe sube.
rior colTf of GhGYcey FIR fie Richmond his
fricf, tie 2-Gih day Of June 1916
Edsafd c. Blown and Maria his wife, late Ma
q Crane, Jlai,itiGs.
ireorge Perkins. and Robert Perkins, and joseph.
terk'ns, executors OF Joseph Perkins, deed
'JonD johnson, William Lam, james Garrei /.
ard DANIEL Wade, D,.Ys.
fRE. Defendants William Lain. md Jalnes
-rfet, not having entered their appearance and
ven security according 10 the Act of Assembl,
"a ne huleS OF THIS Court, and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence tina, they are no, in6,,b,.
ints VI ihs country IL is ordered. That The
'aid DEFENDANTS do appear here on the first da,
- pc neA Germ AVID answer the bill Of the PLAIN.
us ana uata copy of this ordcr be forthwith
"serted IN some newspaper published in ,he
Cty ot Richmond, for two months excessively
'nd posted at the front door of the Capitol, in
ne SAID CRY.
July 10.--wsw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-24

fINGINlA
.At Ra5es laden in Ire Clerks Office ofMe .snbe
Tio'' Court Of ChGaeery FIR tie Richn,Ond Dis
trict, ME 2-tth day Of -Jnne 1916.
Amey \ D. Gibson, who sues by John r. Bel
her next friend PR
AGAINST
Robert GihsoG. jesse siller, Lewis Isbell.
Blake 3 Woodson, Joel w Jones. Thomas
Johnson, John Eelso, Fran Is Span, adminis,ra.
trix OF William Bell deed, John Hurt asd Abra.
ham Iiaic'eit, 10 whom as securities for the ad.
mnstration Of the said Frances he esta e of the
sad william Bell, was committed. and Francis
2 gerald, sheriff ofthe County of Notloway, to
whom, committed The estatale of William r.
Ne, man deoe ased Defs.
TIE Defendant Robert B Gibson not havisg en-
tered ius appcaranee and gwen security accord
rg 20 the Act of Assembly and the Rules of this
Court, and il appearing Unsatisfactory evidence,
that heis not an irhsbitant of this country h is
ordered That the said Defendant do appear here
ON the first day fthe next term and answer he
bin offhe plapuS': End thai copy 1f tLls order
be forthwith inserted inSome newspaper publish
ed in The City of Richmond, for two months sue
cessiye.y and posted at the front door Of the
Capitol. in the SAID City.
CoPy-Teste,
I'm. " He1lag c. c.
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August IA, 1916. wsw
yIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA:
Al Rules holden in the Clerks Oetee 81 me ogpe-
,for Courf of Cianeery for tle Richmond D'S'
hict ne 24fh day Of juno 1915.
Elizabeth 3. kennon, exox OF Richard hehnoh
decd. 1s"a'.D's
.9gdina,
John Marable. Richard Marable, and Alexander
Brown admir- &c. of Champion Marable,deces-
sed, Leonard Claiborne, and Mary NJ BIS VIE,
William d. S. okes, and Elizabeth b. stokes,
and Mary NJ Stokes. and John Biggar and Sal,
Is his wife, Jonathan Meriwetber Jackson
Philip Whitehead Jackson, and Maiy Ei,zs-
beth Jackson, and Champion Carter tIarsses
heirand devisee of George Marble. deceassa.
W Defendants.
The Defendants John Marable. Richard Mara.
bic, Jonathan NJ Jackson, and Mary ElizabeiH
jackson, not having entered their arp earance alt'
given security according to the Act of Assembly
aid the Rules of this court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhael.
,ants of this country It is ordered, that the sad
dc pendants do appear here on III, first day. 81
The i,ext term and answer the bill ofthe plaintiff
-and thai copy of this order be forthwith n-
serted in some newspaper published in the City
Of Richmond, for Two months successively and
posted at the front door OF the Capitol, in the
said city.
4 Copy-Teste,
VIM. w. HENING, G. C,
August l4.--w8w.
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VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA.:
III rules hs't'en in the Clerks OEce of the .Subs-
rfor Corr, Of Chaacery for HE Rich.noad his
trict, ne 24th diyot Jtne 1916.
James q Anthony, and William Hay, n. prs.
AGAINsr
Iho's Gordon and John w Green, Def's.
TIE DSiendan- Thomas Gordon, not having
entered ms appearance aid given security aceor-
ding 10 'he Act OF ASSEMBLY and he Rules of
TINS Court, and i appesr.ngby satisfactory eyi
dence, that he IS not an nhabi,aut of this cotln-
'ry Is ordered, That It's said defendant do
appear here ON the frs, day of the next tern, and
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and that a co.
by ct TINS order be forthwith inserted in some
ee'eewspsper published in the City of Richmond,
for two months succsssiyeiv and posted at lie
ieoni door Of the Capitol, in said CITY.
copy---Teste
-, /, YIN. ". Ren;ng, C. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-24
july tO.--w8w.
yIJ{0ENIA

10 RHes hoi'en in the Clerks Office Of he Sn
perm CoWY 81 Chaacerg|0' he .I2icji,nof,d ms
f'1cf, the ran aay ef June 1916
Hyfd Beverley, Ph'f.
AGAINST
Philip Grymes, Carter beverley, Munford Bever
ley, JOIN Stewart, Sa.uuel Slaughter, Philip
Igltloot, and isaac n Williams, mfrs.
The Defendant Nunierd Rev ericy not having
-niered his app srimce and given sacurity accor.
ling TO the Act OF Assembly and the Rules OF
bis Court, aud II aprearing bJ satisfactory eg
itnce, that he IS not 80 iutabitant Of tbs co,tr-
Wy mir o'6ereo, rbai the said Defendant do
ppear here on lbs irsi dag Of the next term
nd answer tie b.Ii Of the Plaintn end that I
opy ofth,s efder be forlhwth Inserted in somc
e"spapeF published N tlle CITY Of ltchmono
or two months excessively and postei a: tic
ront DIOR d the Capitol. in the said City.
coPy--festc,
JULY l7y-wsw.
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July 81, 1s16,-wsw.
VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA:
az Rules hsiien in tie Clerks Of;ce of The Svos
rio'' CoTt o. Choncery far the Rici,nond rs.
fT:cf, ne 24thd day IF Ja-e. 1916.
Rober, Graham, surviving qualified executor Of
Jaines Lyle, who was surviving Iartner OF I.sie
" "c''.e'iie PLf
AGAINST
john Depp, administrator with he will annex.
ed oil Be'jsmin Harris, decd, James Scott, W /.
Lam Harris, William Bentley and Lucy his wife.
William Saunders and Sally his wife, EEbert
Harris, Wilson Harris, Evelne Harris md Mar.
'uT h 'it Gus Hsrrls DGs.
Inc Defendants William Harris, yViIliay, Sam.
ders and Sally ms wife, and Egbert harris. not
having entered their appearance and gwen seen.
rIty according to the Act of Assembly and The
Rules OF ;his Court, and it appearing hy satsfac.
tory evidence, that they are not inhabitants Of
tibs country II is or,ie ed, That the said Defen.
Giants do appear here the first day of the nex.
term and and answer the bin of the Plan, IF !.
and that copyof this order be forthwith insect
ed IN some newspaper published in the Civ OF
richmond, for two months successWelg and no.
City. 80 '-''''
a coPy-Teste.
July n --w8v
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IL Rules hoh,en uths Clerks oGco
t.Gr o@,t ~ e. canoerg for ne Rieia @a ' 9
Robert Gordon and Jane, C,rrr;s
der the firm OF Gordon Currie. partners un-
AgAISsT u.s.
loman, Primrose & Co of Noy.v,
Henry Hughes, ir and william IL York, and
G Gr 81 ana partners, acting and tradiSg me~
nr'" Of Hugaes and Holman, Of R,ebrsso under the
Inc Defendants Holman, Primroso "a daJgJ'f'.
lang r enterea the'r appearance and ,ys 20 not
Rules Of this c 20 we act Of Assembly and leu sb
factory evidence, that they are No BY sats-
g IGS sCgS o s ] .r That the ssj5 Of
erm ard answer the bill Of H. nay nay OF thenext
That copy of this order be for,h ,snt'tis and
ao i3s d'eS os iPa TS in he cy e, q
said City. y '"s Capitol, in r.
Copy-Teste,
July 3l-wsw. "@ ~ Re6ag, c. =.