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ISDIAN cEss1oNs.

It gives as great pleasure to see the sue,
cess which the government Ct the U. s
meets with. i'd their negotiations with the
Indian Tribes for cessiun, OF lans.
A treaty IS just formed at st. Loaiss
according to which the Ottawas. Chip
pewas, and PattOwattomies have rciin-
pushed their claim to all the land includ.
ed wItbin she cessions heretofore made
by the Sakies and Foxes which res south
ofa due west line from the southern ex-
tremity Of Michigan TO the Mississippi /:
they have also crded between one aad
two millions Of acres, adjoining taisrelin-
qnlshed tract, and extending to I.ake
Michigan. Steps may therefore new be
takea, forsurseying the giiitary lands is
she Illinois Territory and for rendering
the csHRmanication hetweea The lake
Michigan and Illinois river at all ti,ue>
nayisabie. Such, at least, is. the sugges
sion OF the Missouri Gazette.
The spirit OF acquis ton is not confipe,l
10 the North West--Itis moving in the
South. We are Aapny also ID, learn. that
oi,:he 18th ult. tie Grand Council mel
at The Chickasaw old Cured Hoase-.
The Cherokees,the ChocEsWs, and Chick
ssaws were present, sh Creeks expected
Gen. Jackson attended as Commission
er on the part of TIE u. States. 4
connoil had been held by the Indians
themselves, ut which it was Admitted
5bat The Greek title 10 the famous lard
ceded to the U. States bg HE Creeks VI a
the besf--bat the Cbe,okees still playel
of: Gen. jackson was t!eterminea to gre
1t, 1.-The could upon Honorable principles
Rictatona Compiler.
Markets at st. IAonias, l4th September
Flour 10 a Sll--Sh!ngies 6 6 So
Sugar 90 Coffee l5-Rum As ets.--Mo
iasses high and little ia Marker.
The brig Holla, Fby which the aboy
prices are received brings $4,000 i
specie.
Norfolk paper.
a hodr.--0n Monday last, a man al
rived in this city in the Nurthern stage
who passed himself off by the name Z
vanhofn, and as the frlead of Mr. We
nette, receptly from France. " Var
hcrn advertised The g Grand Exhibition
of an Air Balloon, to rise on Thufsda
last at two o'clock, near the capitol, an
Venette was to remain :. suspended ~
feet IN the airy regions Poor Venei'
was infnn, had lost his property twice
fire. aud nd recourse 30 this expediei
for the support Of his S numerous family
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-08
Oetober8
r h1pe rcccired some
SeaSonabte GOODS.

Such as superhne and second Cloths and
Cassineres, and coarse ditto
Lambs Wool, Hose and Socks
Flanncls, plain and figured
Booking Baize
Damask Table Cloths
Alarseikes yestings
Long Cloth, Cambrics
Plain and figured Null Muslins
Dimities, Furniture Fringe
Madras Handkerchiefs
6 trunks super6ne undressed well chosen
CaliC0es
The above goods will be sold by TIL
lpiece on accommodating terms.
George Taylor,
October s colin
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-08
eUIGLY's

Barr Mil Stone .Hanuf actory.
yESHE subscriber Has received large
4 supply of BURR BLOCKS, direct
from France I, and has commenced max
ins Burf Mil Stones, at his shop, upper
end of King street. near the store of Mr..
James Anderson, where he can, on
hort notice: furnish Stones of any size,
warranted equal to any inithe United
States, and on the most reasonable ter,iS.
Michael Q!iiSty.
april 6 If
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SULLY FOR Sale.

iYESHIS estate, situated in the county
4 of Fairfax, twenty-five miles frelG
Alexandria and the same distance from
Georgetown, contains about seven hum
dred aud fifty acres. Little River Turn
pike passes through it half mile from
tie dwelling house. The situation is
handsome, and remarkably healthy the
water is good and abundant. The soil,
which was originally excellent, has for
some years past had Tie advantage Of i'm.
proving husbandry, Plaster Of Paris act
ing with powerful and Immediate effect
on all grasses and grains. 9'he fields
present a good surface for cultivation ;
and those, now untitled, are covered with
red clover. The orchards are very large
and thrifty !; the collection of table fruit
is choice and various. The mansion is
spacious and well constructed; the out
houses, are all conveniently situated ;
THOSE for farming purposes are expensive,
and excellent in their kind.
For gentleman Of leisure this wodld
be delightful residence; and a proita.
Bile estate to an active farmer. The title
lis i.giisputablc, aud perfectly unincum.
bered.
A nuinber Of well taught orderly young
men, with good stocks and farming nten
Isils OF all kinds, aud tic crops Of TIE pre-.
sent year il desired, will be at the com
lmand of the purchaser.
Application may be made to the snb
|scriber. living on the premises, next The
post Office at Pleasant Valley, In Fair
liax.
Francis Lightfset Lees
! For Immediate Safe,
| Two hundred SHEEP, one fourth fnl
bred, the rest mixed Merinos, all in per
(tect health and Gne order.
October 8 eawtf
! ~ The Editors Of the National In
Itelligencer are requested to insert the d
Iboye twice week till forbid, and ssnt
Their account to this Office. 81
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John LLOYD

I FFERS for sale BY the piece Of
" package, general and well select.
led assortment of seasonable
British Dry Goods,
imported BY the latest arrivals. II, small
we'll assorted Packages, and WILDE sold
|at unusual low advance, and on liberia!
credit.
September % dlwtuthsatow
The editor of the Winchester Gazette
is requested to publish the above adyer.
tlsement 6 times.
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REMOVAL.
William Morgan,
LADIES SHOE MAKER.

TT INFORMS the public, he has removed
to- store lew doors below his for
mer staEd, the first door above Royal Oh
King street, where he continues to ma
aufactdre all kinds of Ladies' Bouts ant
Shoes. in the most improved style !; AMI
from confidence in his abilities, and Z
desire to please, he anticipates liberia
patronage.
". B. Country Merchants viii be al
lowed reasonable discount from his re
'aii price.
October s If
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Night School.

yESHE subscribers begs leave to inform
~ the citizens, and bis patrons in par4
ticuIar, that ms Night School viii COM
laence en- Monday evening the Esd in.
slant.
n. b. Terms as heretofore.
q. w. Carlin.
September 10
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PUBLIC SALE.
This Day,

Ills Lay,
At half past ten O'Clock, will be sold, a
the Vendue Store, corner of Prince
and Fairfax-streets--
Imperial and young hyson teas
indigo, queens ware in crates
Starch in kegs. atso,
Fine German linen
English shifting. cottens
den's and w0nlen,s ailk and cotton he'
siery
Cambria, leno ard book muslin
sewing silks, and cottsns, etc. etc.
p. G. Marstelisr.
October 8
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b,siy;H 81 Colxmtia, to Wit;
Re III REAlEMBERED

District Of C0lt hi6tQ3 70 Wls
BE 1T REMEMBERED
That on the eleventh day OF Seps
TENDER, in the forty 6rst year Of
{he independence Of the United
States If America; WILLIAM
IL. AZ cRANCH, Of the said district,
~ hath deposited in this Office the
title Of a book, the right whereot
he claims as aathoD 10 the words
following, to viii
Reports OF Cases argaed and adj.
Judged in the Supreme Court Of the o.
States, in February term, 1919. and Fe.
bruary. term, 1918: Vol. VII. By vii.
liam Craneh, Chief Judge Of the Circuit
Court OF the district Of Columbia. po.
thus igasratio juris litigiosa est guam sci.
entia. e Gle. de iegibus, dial. 10
In conformity to the act of the Con.
gress.of the United States, irtituIed 5ssAa
act for the encouragement OF learning, ty
securing the copies Of maps, charts and
books, to the authors and propliefsrs Of
such copies, during the times tIlereia
E. 6. DENEALE, Clerk
Ofthe District Court Of Columbia.
september Is eo4w
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TUESDAY, OcionkR s.

81 9 -, tee ~ ~
n - The editorial reraafks il the He
\ IA il yesterday morning, merit and IS
.;y. the hearty contempt Of the Editor
J, 81. Gazette, IS Al publications ema.
p,tips from the same source have and
/ yiIl osatiaue to do
che following we copy from the New.
.srast Herald of tuesday last:
c gu gIstier from PASSPORT states 6 That
8 rssI;sh Sect had just arrived there
a. ss;nr Of i SO gun ship, 2 SIS gun fri
eO .sss / Gun brig, s . sloop Of war, that
ga1s ,;rs s property of every description
:. ss;ss.l. and that the people are talking
3 nrnolhiug but WAR.
Q. p s,rart Il I'll be remembered was cap
Lss nv che British during the wars Il
su' ;ns tiIlintheir possession, agfecab'y
Ien 49, nroyision u the Treaty Ct Peace.
g - n,esent, British port, and, very
All s. q i now visited By an English
u.d,.,n. But the statement : that A.
'ssr;cau property Of every description Is
ss;asd. aud that the people are talking Vt
so.s;ns but war; IS doubtless an IN.
fauuded aud Idle rumor.
yss Easfport s8'esrs, as related by the
Newsryport edltur, mode some house
ass 80 .sster,lay. Iheplsin truth, accord
mo % our information from a gentleman
from the spot is this:
n consequence Of the extent 70 whIcil
smuggling had been carried on at East ISL
nort the Collector of ST. John sent his
g ieputies down to seize a quantity vt %:
bacco, pork, and other coatraband arti-
cles at that place. which was done, bat
il excited no apprehension or talk u
war
The squadron spskeA Of, has been lying
aone time at St. J0hhs, and went to East
mort to try Captain of a British sloOp
9 Of war By court MARTA! for having SOME
time since, thrown bis gpas over
hoard while has vessel was ashore Oh the
coast. ~. +. Gaxsstg.
a Letter frouD Lirerp00i Of the Esd
Of August, states that the qaasiity Of
Cotton brought intu that port from tle
lst of January last amounted - f.se0
hass: that the amount sold was 10000;
that the stock on hand on the first day ol
tbs year was 1000 /; and that 90, 600 re-
mained in market at the cate u the lst-
ter
A man has lately been sentenced to s
months Imprisonment in the States Pri-
son, N. York, for stealing newspapers
placed under the door Of a subscriber to
enc Of the Gazettes Of tAat cits. Let the
lisAt.6ngered gentry III this city le5A to
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PUBLIC SALE.
This Day.

an LIP ASd
Will be sold atthe Vendue Store, for thu
benefit of the Underwriters,
Rbaie Flanaels. marked 4. /. No. Is
damaged on board the ship Boston, Capt
Fialey.
p. G. Marsteller.
October 8
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100000 pounds
Double refined Salt pstre.
$4,000 pounds
Single refined do do.
100000 pound.

The first parcel is very superior, hsv.
Ing been foand, by various experiments,
to be perfectly pure.
The single reGned is much better than
the ordinary qualities usually imported
from Bengal.
The whole will be sold without re-
serve, and in lots to suit purchasers.
.Netc York, Oct. 4--8 dt22d
~ Tne Editors of the National In.
telligencer are requested to publish the
above till the god October, & send their
account to this sfice.
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India Salt-P etre.

Will be sold, at auction, by Hoffman
and Glass, in NEW York, OH lnars.
day, e4sh October for approved en-.
dorsed notes at 4 aud 6 mouths Gre.
dit
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ANECD.OI.E.

Soon after the settlement Of Virginia,
captain Smith. then president of the coun-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-08

Analcctic Magazine.
Subscribers to the above Work are re.
spsctfully informed, that the Numberfor
lie month Of September, IS just received
and ready for delivery.
James Kennedy & Son.
October s &. st
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To Let,
.And possessions to be giren fmmsh-

s1HQ pUSScSsIUH 20 Uc EtIEH IH'HsV'
diately,
A wo story frame House on Washing
ton street, with a large garden, d pump
|of good water. a spring house, s'noals
house and stable attached to the buiidlngs
Apply to y
John Johnson.
septenbsrs y
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Fall Goods.
Thomas Jannsy and Co.
Have imported in the ship Boston,
a general assortment Of
British Dry Goods,

Which they offer for sale on the usual
terms. ~
9th mo. 28 eelm
ar The Editor Of the Winchester Ga.
|zette will please publish the above sis
times,
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The Museum will be open
for the reception Of Visitors, on Mo'lday
Wednesddy and Saturday eftsr,saahs
from o6 o'clock.
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A man has lately been sentenced to {
months Imprisonment in the States Pri-
son, N. York, for stealing newspapers
placed under the door OF a subscriber to
enc Of the Gazettes Of tAat city. Let the
lsAt.fngered gentry III this city ls9A TO
II.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-14
Medicinal Water.

TIE public are Informed that an, the pro.
pTietor OF the WGTgR. Of which sneation has
been heretofore made in The Ecbo;'' tbink.;t
proper TO stale TO he public, that I have up-
wards Of 500 regular subscribers fol the season.
The price 10 subscribers with their families. two
dollars; The price 10 individuals, one dollar
admitlance 90 n9r-subscrlbefs for The eye,,ip~
or morning Ii cents
The pump of water is sifuatsd within cps
mile OF LJnchbarg. on The stage ro1d Ieuainc.
from ,heace to Richmond -tfc road leading To-
II either way is level and agreeable
IL is situated within few psces OF lance
River, tic banks of which arc adorned by lof,c
recs To the westward lies beautiful range,
Of Ellis, q? NOaHtqins, whose :bade shtfns Il
rom the rays OF the evening sun, aud from,
whose bowels issue this excellent water
Travellers have stopped here, and are pleased
with the quality Of tie water; it is deemed,
fery avallng IN tie cure Of all disorders of the
kin, a'd Tor sore eyes cod it greatly assists ap.
elite 1t is strongly mpregna,ed with Saipl4-.
he general properties OF winch, ale known TO
most OF persons shall be happy to aceonno.
lae all persons in the best possible way.
August 10. tIstbs.
N Is. ThsEdfors Of Newspapers in Rieh-
lond, Petersburg and Norfolk, win please in-
'ert this advertisement in their papers, ill the
middle OF September, and forward ti,elr az
counts to the Oficeof tie Echo Tor pay aent
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-14

az His'es hoi,icn in he Cierts Office IF the Sss,e
rior Co'T' Of Charcerg for the Hicirmond Ljis.
trict, me 24th dcy nj Jtiy. 1916.
Robert Gordon aud james Currie, partners, I'm.
der the fIn Of Gordon & Currie, run.
ArAINsT
Homan, Primrose x CO, Of Eew-Yorl., and
Hengy Hughes. jr. aud William Homan, mer.
cl'>pis and partners, act,ng ard trading under Che
ti9in OF Hughes and Homsn, Of Richmond,
MITE.
The Defendants Holman, Primrose AMI ca. moi
having entered their appesrans and give. secti
riiy according 70 The Act of Assembly and tht
Rules Of this Court, md il appearing by salts.
factory evidence, that they are nvt inhabitants OF
his country: II 10 oyosreA That the said olefen.
danis do appear here on the frs. Day of the mex
erm and snswer the bill Of TIE Plaintiffs; ano
hat copy Of this order be forthwith inrerie,
o some newspaper published in the City e..
Richmond, for two months successfully arc
posted ct the front door of the Capitol, in tn,
aid Cry.
ACopy-Teste,
July 31-wS1.
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August II.
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA:
Il. n"'eS hotden in the Clerks OGcc Of 6e ,S,,se
r4or Cont r Cta'ce,y FIR ne Rieimond Tx
Pcf' ne 2ath deyet' June 1915.
A''''''"'a fFceiana plU
Elizabeth Bingham, widow Of Josiah Bingh.n,
ieceased William Mann md II,ll Garter Su''
''9 pArief' Mary Carter, aud Elizabeth Carte.
'h"ll cihldFsn and hers of CHARLES Carer. The
oN.'ssF' son OF Charles Carer Of Si.rIevl de
ceased Robert Randolph aud Fliz beth II ~,
N7te Elizabeth w. & Berkeley. sDd FdmrnJ
nm Is, obert c, and Pati.e Berkeley. iii
arei, ara heirs ofCatlarihe s. Berkeley. Former.
y Ca'harhe ). Carter Mary w. Braxtnn
lielry Lee, and Ann H. lis wife. Eormerlv A.,
IL Carriers Bernard VI Garter; Williams Car.
.er william Fitzhrgh Carter and mi. Tho.
ms Ann aud Lacy Csrier, infant children and
neFs OF Robert Carter, deceased Natbousl
"ugNtn ann IA y ms wife and Edward Cas..
| - ~ rieJ, John H. and Mar, w Carte, ;,,,,,
tcliidrcn add heirs Edward Carter deces.'
gtarlfs Garter and JosephC CabcIf. and No
! w; hs w'ie, formerly Mary ~ Carter. clild.e,.
ana u irs ~ George Carter deceased Jpn.
| i.e defendants, Heury Lee * Ann RI his wiE.
'oi ns'iuB tnlertd uor Appearance and give.
ecufity sccoipmg to he Aci Of Assembly ano
ne kuies Of his Count, and II apsearina by 81
,s,acl"ry evidence, that they are rot inlab.,snt,
" ui's country ~ ~ ordsfed That c'ea.d De.
'sndanis do appear here on The first day pf the
- ,elin ard answer the bill Of he Plaintiff
'ia tlat acopy Of dlis order be forthwith rscrt.
9 ~ some newspapers published in the civ o,
sc hmond, foe two months successively ano
rs,cd a. the front door Of the Capitol, in Oh,
ACopy-Testc,
July ", 1916 -.Ssw.
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ODE.
THE SONS OF B0WDOLJE:
By WIN. b. WALTER.


All hail ye Sons of Bowdoin!
Yeofspring Of the freei
The golden rrort. ha, beam'd again,
That g..rc'd our chivairy -
Swell : al the festive choral strain
ara ling the pean high!
l. Il along your song
SGur grateful spirits snar
10 Hl:a who bursis N lightning cloud
And Quelis the ti,,iDdes's ro&r.
We boast our nations vaiorl
Marx high yon Aeetng E,sm:--
; Her crag nest reit-ine eagles wing
Bright CLEANS in battle storm
Ard who would wish that wing to cover
Before the tempest roll 7
O'er the steep of the deep
Fierce glares her venge ful eye
With rnfiied breast and featful scream,
She beats the troubled sky!
Past is the shrek of terror,
That sigh'd along the gale.
= The crested helm and warriors lance
And orphans piercing wall!
The crimson banner waves no more!
The ,hrobbiug heart is still =
Yet the grave of the brave
The laurel wreath. sholl wear
Fntwine'd with maurniul cypress leaf
And wet with wonan's tear!
oh plant the peerless olive
These classic groves among
We tell not now the wrathful hour
or proud ambitions throng.
Ctaste seTENcE here shall trim her Tower
The a.rsE shall twine her shae.c:--
WIlc around, blyth shall bota.l
Ea,r EAacr's light array -
And rosy love and pleasure bright,
Their troLc 4eats display
Forget we not our Fathers--
Though dark their lenely way
Who bore aloft tie battle Heli
And hraY'd oppression's sway!
They pas'd-tnt on lie wiirlWinti's blast
TIER SPIRITS nov ,hey rear
Fs'U tie thrpie where they shune
j hcy we'lnt Tie car cf Tine:
+ Wild sweeping c'er the wreath Of wind
and wheel their course sublime
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July 81
VIRGINIA:


IT R'tis holde5s in the Clerks Office Of tie Suoe.
rfo7 Com.s cf Chancay far ne RiehMond dis.
f'Tet, me 24th dGy Of Jinle 1916.
Benjamin Cooke, Junr. Phf
B1ttTsT
Leroy upsIaw, and John Pritchett, executor
Of jeremiah Burnett, Def'B
The defendant Leroy Upsbaw. not having en-.
tered his appearance aud given security accor.
Ding to the Actof Assembly and ierules of this
court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
thai he is not an iBhabitant Of this country: II
Is ordered, that tie said Defendant 90 appear
here on the first day Of the next term and an
swcr the bill Of the Plaintiff; and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper published in the City Of Richmond
for two months excessively and posted at the
front door of the Capitol, ia the said city.
ACcpy-Teste,
I'm. w. HeniHy, c. c,
july 81, I8i6.--w8w.
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July 3l--wSw.
VIRGINIA..

'iNOlINlA
III Rnies holden in ne Clerks Office Of he sysc
Ftor Corr: Of Ciaaeery for the hscdn,and ljis
mist ne 24!s Of day Of July 1916.
'i0ra'io VIM sPeE
William Pet,yPool, and Bartlett Satter,yb;te
executors OF Frances Pettypooi, decd, who wa.
IN executrix of William Pettypool, decd. ane
Miles Jordan no.
Inc defendants William Pettypool and Bart
lett Satterwhie not having entered Their appcar
ance and gwen security according. 10 The Sct Of
Assembly and the RGies of this Court, and il 40
pesr1nS ny satisfactory evidence, tia, they arr
nof 'noab'tants al tls country II as o, eIered
That the SAID defendants do appear here an Nm,
,gst day of the next term and and answer The
hiiiof the Plaintiff aud that copy ofthis or
Ger ne forthwith inserted in some newspape
published in the City Of Richmond, for two
months successfully and posted at the front doc
OF The Capitol, in The said City.
coPy-Teste,
July 81 --w8w.
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VIRGINIA. /:
July 31.-wsw.

at RR'es kotcIenia tie Clerks Office of6e SINE
rfor Court Of ChdHeery far tie Ifickg,0nd bis
fr1ct, the 24th dqy Of Juae 1876
Amey \ D. Gibson, who sues by John Il. Bell
her next friend pr
Robert Gibson, Jesse MILLER, Lewis Isbell.
Blake r. WoodDon, Joel w Jones. Thomas
Johnson, John Kelsn, Frances Spain, administra.
trix ofWillism Ileli, deed, John Hurt and Abrs.
ham hstcse't, 10 whom as securities for the adj.
ministrat,on Of he sad Frances, lie esta Of The
SAID william Sell, was committed, and Francis
Fitzgerald, sheriff ofthc County of Nottoway. 60
whom was committed the estsSate Of William p.
Ne TT ". deceased Defs.
The Defsndans Robert 3 Gibson not having en-
tered ms appearance and Eiven securiiv accord
lg to the Act'of Assembly and the Rules Of this
Ceurt, and it appesring by satisfactory evidence.
Thai is not an iEhabitgato Of dis country n ~
ordered That The sad Defendant do sppcar here
on the FIRST day ofthe next term and answer the
bill OF the Plaintiff; ard that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted inso,ne newspaper publish.
ed ~ the City Of Richmond, for two months sac.
cess'yesy and posted at the front door of the
Capitol in the SAID City,
A Copy-Teste,
I'm. W Hcnfng c. c.
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VIRGINIA

H Rales IL, i's the Clerks Og'ce orbs grne.
rfor orr! Of C'saeeis j1r re R.el.,noad lyis
triet, he 2lih dr, ~ J,.as 1916.
'ohn S Gum f'lJ
AGAINST
Joseph Watson, Elizabeth Watson widow .,,E
dminis,ra'rix, and 'rlion,as w Watson, ana
- Wa's,'u, infant chiidr>n OF Branch ]. Wat.
son. decd, wl.0 ~Ss q sou OF .',giisius Watson
decd, and SSfa.' e Watson, wiaow, and MAJ,
Ann Watson, frances Watson, Ooro,hea Watson
Thomas Watson, Sarah WATSON, aal El,zab,,,
Watson. children and heirs of the said Al.
sustus Watson, deed, by Edward Re,iiorx tl,e;,
guardian specit.ly assigned 10 Lei6nd item !,
ms s'iit,atd Maria Marshall, widow and relic,
Iof William Marshall, decd, late Mara rr,ce
re',ct OF John +. Price, James i'r;ce am inf;n
'Ad devsee OF the sad John +. Price. hy The
sad Maria his guard,sn. James underwood
IJc'ii Starke, ans, isiciar, Ellis. and vy,u,,n,
fon.alne executors of Nathaniel W. D,rdr,,i;-e.
IT.. Deffs
tered his arpearauce aud given security uccord
ing TO the Act OF Assembly and the Rules of ,hi,
Court, and 1T apPesrn & by satisfactory cgac nce
mat lie IS not an inhahuan. OF this country; N /,
ordered, That the said Defeildan; do appear herr
on the tirst SiN1 of the Eext term and answer dc
bill OF the Plaintiff; and that cory of this o..
der be forthwith inserted in some no,sop,ner
published IN the City OF l:.cf,nona. Tor two
months success.yely AID posted at The front door
otthe Capitol. IN the SAID CITY
a Copy-Tesie,
July s1.-wsw Sc