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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-17

1T Circuit Court Of Common Pleas in the
f,ss Eaae,n Circuit, begun and holden az
Portlied, wfhfn and for the county Of
Cumteriaud on tie Mird Tuesday Of June
n. q 1876
ON he foregoing petition, the Court Order
thai the petitioners give notice thereof 10 all
concerned by Causing copy of said &c '.ioa shd
thir order thereon, 10 be published IN either OF
the Portland ne papers three weeks success.
lively, the lass puni:cstion 10 be th,Hy dsys Vt
less, before the third Tuesday OF November
next, ,s~. if they see fit they may appear at ihe
ss,d Circuit Cour, of Common Pleas then 10 be
holden al Portland within and for the said Coun-
ty of Cumberland, and sDew cause ii any .hey
have why The prayer of said Petition should not
Be granted.
Attest SAM. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-17

20 the honorable Jusaees of ne Ci'cns Court
, ofCommyn Pleas begun and holden at Port
land within and for the county 81 Cumber'
land, on the third Tuesday Of June.
TOSHUA ALLEN and William Allen both
u Of Falnou'l, in said county, yeomsn, and
Peter Allen Of The same Falmouth, minor, by
John NJ. Warren his guardian. duly appointed,
respectfully repre- seIt that ,hey as heirs st law
Of William Allen, late Of said falmouth, dscess.
cd, are Interested in and seized in fee Is tenants
in common with Others 10 'hem unknown of one
undivided third part of . certain ic' Of land stu-
sted in sad Falmouth, containing eigh,y seven
acres ard bounded thus-beginnins OH The east
erly side Of IN. sosd esdl0g 10 Grey IT She nor,h-
westerly corner of seventeen tcres OF lind lsid
on, to Isaac Allen; thence northerly .djoinine
said road TIL il comes TO DIN F ank's lind. sad
from these Two bounds 10 extend cas-, unll II
contains sill the land torveyeo by Nathan Wins
low to James Merrill jun. by deed dated Nov.
26h, 1928, excepting thirteeo &c es sold by said
Mesriii 10 said Frank and is lhe same land
which ssid William Alien, Peter Lant and j.
stat. Hobbs, purch.s & # said Merrill by deed
dsted Aprii IA 1897 Tia, YOU petitioners are
DESTROYS of heidng heir respective shares OF
tue premises in ssveralty; Wherefore they pray
your honors that the same may be ditided ana
set eff 20 hem to hold in ss,~r.i'y pursuant 90
The form of ae statute in tuch case made and
provided. STEPHEN LONGFELLOW, JUN.
du'y 10 ne Petitioners.
Atrue copy--Aisest
SAM. FREEMAN, C2c,k
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-17
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.
IN SENATE, IuNK 7,h. 1916.

IN SENATE, JuNK 7,h. 1876.
ON the petition aforesaid, ordered. that the PEI
,itionsrs Cause an a,tes,ed Copy ofthsir Petition
with this Order thereon, to be published in the
Portland -zst,e, printed IN for,iaod. three
weeks suceess,<ely the last pubIcs,ion toba
thirty days, =, less,, heto,e The second Wednes.
day Of the ne xt session Of the present General
Court, tina, Nil persons interested nay thea sP.
pes, aud shew cause, iii any hey hsve) why
ne issyer OF said Peti,ion Should not be grantees
Sent down icr conc riepce.
JOHN PHILLIPS. Pesidsat.
H. tie Aoase If Rep, eseatatises. Jane Y, 1910.
ks.d and cocurted,
TIMOTHY bICELOW, SpsnA9'
A tue cor}-A'tcs,
5 :. M CLEARY. ceyt u The Senate
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-17
Gun Powder-Chedp.
q IxsBt unurfuSut OF = = =
HARD WARE GOODS.

A few casks of SALT PBTRE. all Of which
will be fold very low for cath.
Sept 8, 1916 Sw,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
DECLARATION "F IN
DEP EVIDENCE.

NRTE have no authentic copy Of this most i'm
~ p0gtan State i'ape-, the very basis that
supports the proud column Of American Liberty !;
none, at least, on WITCH tl.e eyeof taste can rest.
for moment, VITA satisfaction. Wg1 MAv8 We
SoT
The English nation, still proud OF their MAG
IA CHARFA though every provision il con-
ans has beer tranpled upon BY the bold ambi.
ION OF Their rulers, have published edition after
edition II iiiis Instrument, each more splendid
than Is predecessor. Sir William Blackstone
has cDsted and commented on t--his fine copy
of NIGGA Chsra las been excclled BY late spe.
cpens OF 1T, aud lie fac.sinIilies of the seals
and signatures have made every reader Of taste
in Great Britain acquainted, in some degree, rot
rgfeiy With The stafe Of knowledge and Of art ~
the period IN question, but with The literary at.
lainucnis, also, oS King John, King Henry, aad
their" Barous bold"
Surely the declaration Of AxEu1cAv Indepen.
dence IS, at least as well entitled to the decora-
tinus &C art rs the Magma Charia of England .
aud it the fac.smil.cs OF tie Signatures of the
patriots who signed il were published in Ansri-
ca, it would serve 20 CRAFTY curiosity, az leaet
IS lardsbIe as that which calls for Tie limitations
If Jnnius, or Of the arts. ocracy that wrcsted the
English Charter from the reluctant monarchs OF
tlie day.
We are firmly persuaded that the more the
principles OF our Declaration Of Independence
ere spread oiit before the eyes of the world, the
more they will be admired ny foreign nations IS
welt as oar owns and every innocent and honest
device that may serve 10 attract attention toward
them, will serve, also, 10 promote tie great cause
of public Liberty. Such an embelSlied edition
as will render il an ornament TO an apartment,
viii have tendency to spread the knowledge o.
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A Valuable Establishment,
FOR SALE.
vENHE SUBSCRIBER beng about TO remove
from his part of the country, offers GEM
TO for sale

VENhE SUHSCRtBER beng about to remove
from his part of the Country, offers GEM
TO for sale.
This valuable situation, for any kind of bust
ness, is considered one OF the most healthy parts
of the upper country; and by land is only TWEEN
ty eight miles from Richmond it is immediate
~ on the Appomat'ox river; consequently, ithas
The advantage OF 4 water conveyance 20 Peters
burg At this place there has for many years
resided physician, and mechanics, Of various
professions, There is good store house. Ia
yern and dwelling house, besides those intended
for the residence of tradesmen, with families, q
distillery and an excellent manufacturing mill !;
one halfo the mill, only, Will be sold with the
niace; the corn toll of which half is equal to
about 300 busl,els annually The rent of the
Mill, the disiii'e.w. with other houses would pay
he interest Of ne purchase money; AID then
there ave abqnt zoe acres Of LAND, one third of
which IS III w0odsi the greater part OF which is
OF the best quality Tobacco lend, with about
lOgacres of exceiient creek &. river low grounds
For furtier particulars, apply to tile subscr-
Der living on the premises.
GEORGE WILLIAMSON.
GeRfo Bridge, I'olpLa:an eo'oay.
July 6. WOW
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heee5g. gi,eg, that at the next Augus, Court
of Palr.ck Comfy, ~ theCuurt House thereof. Z
shsll sell ct Pubic Auct on, for cash, so n.ucll
ofail tha Ladds and I.ots in that county, return
Ell deihqnent for he uGa.p yment Of the taxes
of lie last ear swiii be sufficient 10 discharge
the arrears Of taxes which shall then remain un.
paid icr ,ta year and ten per cenlum damages
thereon, together With the taxes OF the prcsenf
year, with an the lands tliat have been returned
delinquent since the year seventeen hundred and
ninety-ouc, Tie sale VIII commerce. on The
first day Of the court, aud continue from dsy 20
day, until they shall be completed
The Subscriber is authorised 70 receive all
such taxes AID damages at any time before the
Land shall be sold. A list of delnouents NAV
he seen in tie Clerks Office of tue county, or IN
POSSESSION Of the subscriber, or in the office Of
Tie Auditor of Public Accounts
WILLIAM LYON, u. sh'f
for
CT. THOMAS. s5'E
June / On.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27

It's contents, among those vino would otherwise
have turned their thoughts but lightly towards
HE subject. Such an EDITION will serve 10 place
IT continually under the eye of man, woman, and
child IN tamily--it will associate the pleasure
Bile ideas of elegance and ornament with the
history of the transaction tselt--and fsniiiarize
shose principles which form, OR ought to form
the very bond and cement of political society
Nor as II OF small moment that such an edition
well executed, will serve as specimen Of the
state OF the FINE ARrs, amongst US at the pre-
sent day. Actuated by these views, the subscri.
Der proposes to publish
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
AN ACr

For the relief of Ephraim Shaler.
Ge u enacted bn me Senate dnl ious. of
Representatives ofths United States Of 4
mertca :" O4Sress assembled, lhat the
proper accouat:ug officers of the W ar De-
partSent be, ami they are hereby authors
ed and directed 10 audit and settie the ac-
counts Of Ephrain Shaler, late lieuten-
ant IN the army of the United States, and
TO allow bin, in the settlement thereof;
such credits as may be equitable aud just.
H.CLAY,
Speaker Of The House Of II jbrcssntntiues.
JOHN GAlLLARO,
Presiaisn' eftheStnate pro tcal5sre.
JAMES MADISON.
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FIkGINlA:

b.
ri Rules holden IN the Clerks office Of the Snpe-
riOr CoArt Of Caance,y for the Richmond lis
trlcf, th' 24th day Of June 1876.
Richard Rufhn Brown, Abner Hill and Sarah his
wife, Robert Watson and Frances b. his wife.
Phil Claiborne, administrators Of Beverley Brown,
decd John k. Lucas and Hannah his wife, and
Mary Brown a, infant, by Robert Watson, her
guardian and next friend, PhJS.
Samuel Booker, administrator, with the will an
nexed, of William Brown, decd. and John and
James S. Gillian, executors,of James S. Gillian,
deed, Detrs,
The Defendant, Samuel Booker, not having en-.
tered his appearance and gwen security according
to the Act of Assembly and the Rules of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhabitant of this country: IL
is ordered that the said Defendant do appear here
on the first day of thenext term and answer the
bill cf the Plaintiffs; and that n copy of this
order be for hwth inserted in some newspaper
published IN the City of Richmond. for 2 months
successfully and posted at the front door of the
Caption, in the said city.
copy-Teste,
I'm. ". Heaing, C. c.
July 20--wsw.
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VIRGINIA:

fit Rules holden an the Clerks office Of ths Suoe
rior Court Of Chancery for TIE Richmond Dis
trirt, the 2.kth day Of June 1916.
Molly Butcher, pauper, Ptff
AGAINST
Lewis Holloman, Def't
The Defendant not having entered his appear
snce and given security according to the Act of
Assembly and the Rules Of this Court, and II ap-
pearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is not
an inhabifant of this country, is ordered, That
the said Defendant do appear here on the first
day of the next term and answer the bill of tie
Plaintiff; and that copy of this order be forth
WIKI inserted IN some newspaper published in
sively and posted the front door of the Capi,
toll, in the said city.
A copy-Teste,
Wm. W. fleming, &C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
VIKGINIA:


at Rides holder in the Clerks Office oftae Supe-
tricf the a4th day Of June 1916.
Byrd, Who was executrix OF William Byrd, de.
feased' Pt.f
James Lyons Administratcrde bonis non of John
Robinson, decd. !; John Lyons James Lyons Luz
ey Hopkins, John Hopkins, son OF Lucy Hopkins
formerly Lucy Lyons John A. Chevaliie and Ca
tharine p, Cheva'lie, his wife, formerly Catla-
rne p. Lyons, heirs of Peer Lyons, decd, suryi.
wing trustee OF William Byrd, d. ceased; Ill
Carter, Susan Carter, Mary Carter, and Elizabeth
Carter, infant children and heirs of Charles Car
ter, the younger, decd. (son OF Charles Carrier of
Shirley, dec'di) Robert Randolph and Elizabeth
his wife; Elizabeth w e. Berkeley Edmu,nd
Berkely, Aun,B Berkeley Robert G Berkeley.
and Parke f riley Herkeley Children aud heirs OF
C2tharine SEottswood BerSe,ey, formerly Ca,ha-
rne S Carter; Mary w. Braxton Henry Lee
and Aun Hill Lee, his wife, formerly Ann Hill
Car, er; Bernard VI Carter; Williams Carter
William FitzIlugh Carter; Hi! Carter, Thomas
Cirter, Ann Carier, and Lucy Carter infant cn,l-
den and heirs OF Robert Carter, deceased Ma
thaniel Burwell and Lucy his wife Edward
Carter, Cassius Carter, Shirley Carter John Hul
Carter, and Mary Walker Carer infanr chill
ciren and heirs OF Edward Garter, decd; Charles
Carter and Joseph Z Cabeti, and Mary Walker
Cabell his wife, formerly Mary Walker Garter.
children and heirs of George Carter, deceased;
which said Charles, Elizabeth, Caihaiine, Mary,
Ann Hill, Bernard, Williams William Fitzhuei,.
Robert, Lucy, Edward aud George, were the
childrenand heirs Of Charles Carter OF Shirley.
decd. who was the surviving truss &c OF w Illiam
Byrd, decreased and Carter Berkeley and 10
bert Randolph, executors Of Charles Carter, of
Shirley deceased, Def's
The subPGna al rem eNGiln, ct resboare,i lss,r
awarded IN this cause moi iiavng been returned
executed ntbc defendants John A CheyaIiic
Henry &c, and Ann II II his wife, and lie, not
hwng entered their appearance and given So.
curlty according 10 the Act Of Ass iI,bly aud the
Rales ofthis Court, & Il appearing by satisficto
~ evidence, that they are not INHABITANTS OF tins
country: mis- ordsr ed That the said Defend
tsdo appear here on,he first day .ofthe mex
tenn and shew cause, If any they can against The
reyiya bythe SAID process sought &, answer he biI
OF The Plaintiff; aud that copy of tliis order !,
forthwith inserted ~ some newspaper published
in the City of Richmond, for two months sue.
cesslvel} and posted at the front door ofthe Ca
pitol in the said City.
copy--Teste
I'm. ", fleming, c. C.
July 90.--w9w.
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July 2C'-wSw.
VIIlGININ:

VIRGINIA.:
lit ,uies Aoltisi IN lie CLERKS oGee eftse Sane
'aOr Couir q Chatcsry fs,. tie Richmond Dis
ttiet, ne 2+ta dgg II i,lae 1916
Edward C.. Brown AID Mara his wife late Ma
ria Crane, plaintiffs.
George Perkins, and Robert Perkins, and Joseph,
Perkins, executors Of Joseph Perkins, decd
John Johnson, William Lain, James Garnet,
and Daniel Wade, Dsff's
4iEiDeiendants William Lain, anil James
G>rre', not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according 10 the Act of Assembly,
AND The Rules OF ihis Court and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are not nhsbi-
tsnts OF tins country II, is ordered, That lie
sad Defendants do appear here on the first day
% he neIt tenn and answer the bill Of the PLAIN
ills and tIiata copy of dis ofler be forthwith
lnaer,ed IN some newspaper published in the
Clyof Richmond, for Two months succes,voly
and posted al the front door OF the Capitol, IN
The sad Guy.
I'm. ". Hsaag', c. c.
Jaly lo,-w8w.
YIkGlNlA:
ut RR;s aehl,aia tbs czerPs 0Gee Of the Saoe.
fier Court Of C1nce7g Ei ne Rieliaio1id LIS.
h1cf The S4fd dly u JA,le, 1876.
Archud Bass, PIfE
AeA1Ssr,.
William s. Archer, IN his own right. and as
administrator of john hrcieF, decd; ri z4beth
Archer Arne Maria Archer, and Jane Archer,
children OF the sad john Archer, dec a. and
B!acknan Moseley. DeCfs
Tne deisudan', i'iackman Maseley, not nay.nc
entered his appearance snd gwen security accor-
dng to the Act OF Assembly tGd ,ne RUE, OF
this court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory e,;-
dence, that he is not avn innsbilaut Of uiis cdun.
try MS ordered, That the sad defendant do
sDT3eqr i,e-e on the first eIav of tlte ,eOt t,,,
aud answer The bill of The Plaintiff; and that /,
copy OF this order be f:rth IN inserted in some
newspaper published IN the Guy OF Richmond
for two months successfully aud posted at the
front door of The capitol, in The said city.
cOpy-Teste,
I'm. ". fleming. c.
July 10.-wsw
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A SPLENDID EDITION
DECLARATION OF IwDEpgNDENcE

Which SHALL be in ali respects, .2aericqn. IN
the necessary materials shall be manufactured in
this country, and expressly for Tins Publication
fiie Designs, the Easravings shall be The work
OF .4sisiiclh Artists: the publication tlSroughou,
shall afford evidence ofswi,at our cltiaens haze
done in politics and can do i'll art
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VIRGINIA:

Virginia.:
1T Rr'es hoiden in the Clerks 0Gss Of the .Sibe
rTor Court ef Cdancery 10 ne Richmoad lie
trief, The 24h day Of J1me 1916
Daniel Wilson, executor ofClaiborne Anderson
decd, P.aindE.
AgAINST
Thomas Webster, and William Gibbs, admins
TRAITOR Of Peter Webster deed, and Elward
ward Usf,s.
THE Defendant Edward ward, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security accor.
ding to the Act Of Assembly and tie Rules of
dis Court, and it appearing BY satisfactory evi-
dence, hail he IS not All inhabtGnt Of this cOun-
cry u is erdcred, That the said Defendant do
appear here ON The first day ofthc next term and
sns%et the bill Of The Plaintiff; ard tia, copy
Of lliis order be forthwith publ in some
newspaper Published in the CITY Of Richmond,
for lwc months excessively and posted a. the
front ddorof tile Capitol, in the said City.
a copy -Teste.
I'm. ~. Henirg, c. C.
I1ly 10--wsH.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
LANDS AND LOIS

~ hal county returned delinquent fr the nm
pavmenl OF tile Taxes For Ire years 1875.
z, 50, 1872, 8 4. ), 81. 8 SO, 1906 IL. 5, 4,
s. z, 8, 9, 10 u 10, 10 IL & is, AS viii be sui
Hcen, 10 discharge .rresrs of Taxes winch
hail ten remain uGps,d lpr sad wears, with 10
lei censup dSmages nereon, together with the
Taxes IF theprcseny year
THE SALE viii Commence ON the first day OF
The court & commune rom day 10 day until
they shall be nqieted.-The Subscriber is au-
tbocised to receive ali such taxes and damages
n any time oecre the LAND she'll be soda List
OF delmquesces may be seen in the Clerks ofiice
ut the county ~ he possession OF the Suhscri.
ber--oF iRsthe office Of he Auditor of Public.
Accounts.
JOSEPH MEzE s4G, C. C.
DAY %. Pa.
n r. re sales Of delsqpent Lands did not
aSeitsee I'D t1eqis' court 1875
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
LBY aUTH0RIyF.1
AN ACT

Io increase the Compensation of the SUI
peantehdents of the manufactures Of
arms at Springfield aad H.rger's Ferry.
lie it enacted ty the Senate and house
OF Representatives Of the United states of
1mer'ca IN Congress assembled, That in
addition to the pay and rations, as at pre-.
sent liked, of the superintendent of the
manufactures of arms al Springfield and
Hatrper's Ferry, they shall receive thirty
dollars per month and one ration Der
day. tSh
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jury 2u-woW.
VIRGINIA

v hbtOI4Nsh
NJ Rales hidden IN he Clerks Office Of Me 81
perior Ceutt Of ChGnceryfo- the Richmond DIS
trict, The 24th 4ey Of Jlaie 1916.
Byrd Beverley, Ph'C
AGAINST
Philip Grymes, Carter Beverley Munfor,l Bever
ley, John Stewart, samuel Slaughter, Ph,Er
Lightioot, and Isaac II Williams, Defi's
The Defendant Munihrd beverley not having
entered his appearances and gwen security sccor
ding TO the Act of Assembly and the Rule. ol
this Court, aud ii appearing by sacsfsotor, cyl
dence, that he IS not an luhabitant OF this coua.
try: II is ordered, That the said Defendsns ga.
appear here on the ir.it day OF the mex. tsru,
ana answer the blii OF the Plaintiffs and shsi a
copy ofthis crder be forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper published in tie City OF Richmond
for two months successivey ana posted at the
front d,br of Tie Cap.toi. n the sad Ci,y
A copy--Tesie,
i'm. ". Hcning, c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
!. AN ACT
For the relief Of Asher Palmer

he at enacted by the Senate AMI AorY of
representatives # the United Stet. IF u
nleTica an Congress assembled F.at the
proper accounting officers Of the >,aNy pe-
parlment be, and they are uereby allhoris-
ed and directed tn audit and settle the
claim Of Asher PALMER, fnr small scGoan.
er Captured by the British forces in the Iatg
war, while lie same was in the service of
the Uaited States, by a5certalning. or
causing to be aace iaiaef, the value there
o',iD slcA manner as shall be reasonable
and just.
Sec. 2. find be Il further enacted. That
the amount there s, when 20 ascerlfned.
shall be paid To the said Asher Palmer. out
of any money in the Trcasu y rot other
wise appropriated.
II. CLAY.
Spsater IF fts Dooar or Fsbrer,y.a.7,ss
JOHN GAjLLAR3.
Prs"ant IF fle Ssnate, Pre- teqpors.
april 26. 1gI6--hppHpvE0
JAMES MADISON.
ANACr.
Au!hosing payment for prisoners captured
by private armed vessels.
Belt enacted By The Ssarte AMI hofs, Of
Representatives. If tie United Sfgics IF
,4merica IN Congress assembled, that fIe
Secretary OF tbc Treasury be, and heis
hereby authorised and required To a~,4la
and pay unto the owners, officers ard cre "
Of private armed vessels, the bounty ALLOW.
ed by law Tor prisoners ca ,tured a6h bro't
into port, and delivered to the agent nf the
United States, CAPTURED on board a;.y Bri-
tisd vessel, after the exchange of the radf-
cations Of the treaty Of peace between the
United States and Great Britain, but be-
fore the said treaty took effect in tic lati-
tude wherein the capture was mads and
the Secretary Of the Treasuaty is hereby
authorised to pay the aforesaid claims 1T
any moneys in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated.
IT. CLAY.
Speaker # ne Hop5r If \ s5rss .,iucs.
JOHN GAlLLARD,
Presiden. Of The 57'; f-o te1.bore
| Aprl %, Jgis--APPROvfp
JAMES MADISON.
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EDITED BY

JOHN BURKE g L. H. GLR.aRDL.Y.
AND PUBLISHED
On Wednesdays and Saturdays,
FOUR Dooss BELOW THE BELL TAVERN, AT FouR
DoLLAas PER Assua. PAID In ApvAscE.
BY advertisements inserted at the usual
price, and promptly attended to.
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VIRGINIA.:

-1f fsutes Hetfien an me Cfefhss CD1CS OF me SPc
rior Court Of Chaleerg jar he RichmOnd Dg,
ties, Of tie 24sh day IF J,ae 1916.
Henry Banks, PnJ
AGAINST
Thomas Mountjoy, and Daniel Tfiplett, survi
wing securities OF Gerard Banks, haze Sheriff OF
Stafford. also Gerard Banks executor of Gersrd
Banks, deceased, and William Richards AZ Ma.
thaniel Fox his securities as executor, and yhesaid
Nathaniel Fox, i'll his own right and W.lhais
w. Hening, and William b Banks. trustees of
Henry Banks, Ueffs
The Defendant, Thomas Moun;jov, not having
entered his appearance and given seeur,tv &C.
cording TO the Act OF Assembly and tho Rules 81
tins court, and it appearing py satisfactory eyi-
dence, that he is not NJ i,ilsbtant of this coun
t.y: IL is ordered, That the said Defendant do
appear here on the first day Of the next term, and
answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that a copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in serie news
paper published in the City OF Richmond, Cor two
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door
OF the Capitol, in the said city.
A copy--Teste,
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I'm. w Henilg, c. c.
~. VOW.
VIRGINIA.:

At rules holden in the Clerks Office e the .Sube-
'i9r COsrt Of Charrery, .f6r tie hiciimond Dis.
tricf, the 24th day Of Jinte, 1916
James e. Anthony, and William Hay, j.. Tlss
~AGaIHsr s.
Tho's. Gordon and John w. Green, Def's.
THE Defendant, Thomas Gordon, rot hav,ne.
entered his appearance and given security accor-
ding to the Act of ASSEMBLY and the Rules of
this Court, and it appearing by sati llclo.. evi
dence, that he is not an inia0,sant of Iris cala-
try IL is ordered, Fiat the said defender -
appear here on the fest day of the next er,,, at
answer thebiil of the PLAINTIFFS and ,ha, CO.
py of this order be forthwith Inserted in some
newspaper published in the CIV -of Riciuhnl.i.
for two months successfully aud postvli III the
front door Of the Capitol, in said city
a copy-reste.
I'm. ". HeninS, C. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
II. CLAY,

Speaker q the E6nac Of Representatives..
JOHN GAiLLAuD,
80, Prssiasat Of tie Senate, pro tembgre
April 90, lsI6-ArPRovEn
JAMES MADISON,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
II. CLAY

Spsaker Of the Ro7sss Of Retresensa,;ye,.
JOHN GAfLLARD,
PTesi9:nt gf Tie .Ssaa.e pro zen s.rs
April goth, lSI5--ArsaoYzD.