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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-08

A BSCONDED from my plantation IN Chester
"a field county, W.. some time in NoyemD.r last
PEJEJf, a middle SIZE black fellow, has remark
ably small eyes, and dull countcnsrce He is about
81 or % years old-'ris probable he has gone to
some OF the Western counties Of this State. Any
person that will spprehend the said slave. conf, ~
him IN jill and give information so that get him
again, shall receive twesty dollars.
NANCY HARRIS.
June 2. OF
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Isrsnfn DDLLnta RcanIrd q

E1TRAYHD or stolen from the Subscriber, in
) this City. oh Thursday nght last, the SOth nit
a Hgafoga Sorrei .U.iRE, about 6 or years old.
aud from feet inches "a feet 10 inches high ;
PAGES we'll, shod All round, AID travels remarkably
fast tolerable long tail aud name [ viii give he
above reward to any person, VINO will daiver The
said marc provided, the thief is convicted; or,
Ten Dofurs f,r tie Mare alone. She belongs to
Nairr John Quqries OF Fiuvsnna Cnunty, Va. and
ifnot prevented. will nroisbiy go TO his residence
The delivery Of said Mare to h m will entitle the
person so doing 10 the same reward IS II deIiye ed
to me.
FLEMING JAMES.
at Ceis s. JGRes's, Maxi .t-Bri's
Juueg. 9.8f
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ROBERT GORDON.
GIT
June s.

CT On Tuesday the ilth rest ut ha.past 5 o.
clock in the afternoon, will be exposed fo, sale. on
ne premi'es, Nv Ir Z Taylor. that desirable ~
No 40, on 10Th ann streets, in the vicinity OF the
Eap'to' Sansre, i" the rear of the occupied by
Mss Meal and opposite the property Of Benjamin
Bots estate, .nh MIR. Wieshasn. The terms will
dc made known on The day Of sale.
ROBERT GORDON.
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| WILLIq.T. 3NDtl.ARY COLLEGF.

WILLIA.V .Y-NOS1.2RY COLLEGE,.
ypvtiE Public Examination Of the Students of this
Y Institution, viii commence the eth June,
and will terminals on the 81 July. The Visitors of
the College, and such Parents, Guardians, or other
Gentlemen as may find it convenient agreeable,
are particularly invited 10 attend.
AUGUSTINE SMITH, Prest.
THE Visitors OF the College will be pleased to
attend at the Annual CoDvocation, which will take
place on the 4th Of July.
RoBGRT q. SCOTT, Rector
June s. st
DISSOLUTION or co. fJfI.N't. H.SDII5.
yEviiE Co-Putnership of COLE = J.i.yzES,
Z having expired by Limitation the FIRST inst.
the business will hereafter BE- conducted under the
firm of FL E.HLN'G J.iSfESS5 Go.
All persons having claims against he concern Of
Cole James, are requested TO pr, sent them. and
those indebted, to make immediate payment 10
Fleming James, who is alone authorized to settle
the transactions oil the said concern
ROSCOW COLE,
FLEMING JAMES.
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IxuvpAr1ox or SEW on1r.xa

We we're in hopes, from the letter, under the
Baltimore head, OF the 18th May, that this mean.
eholy disaster was about TO cease--A different dis.
crption, however, given in the following letter, Of
the same date, furnished us by gentleman of thi,
city
Erfract eta letter from gentleman in
Nezv Orleans, to his friend in This Gin.
dated
NEw-ORLEANs. May ~.
Nearly one half the City is under wa
ter, and we fear the Efforts now making
to stop the crevasse at Mr. Carty's. 6 miles
from the City will prove unsuccessful
The distress among the poor is becoming
very great The rear of the city is now
uninhablted--the dead are buried on the
opposite side of the river"
From the Orleans Gazette, AHav II.
We are concerned to say that the an
pearance of the crevasse is by no means
auspicious-No progress has been made in
closing it, aud at least one day must elapse
before even the Preparations are compile
ted-In the meantime a vast torrent rush.
es through, increasing the intimidation Of
the country above and below. The Green
between the city and the Fauxboure Ma
ry is oyerfowed as far as Charities street,
exhibiting as you look from the Leyee to-
wards the Swamp the appearance of a
Lake. A considerable portion of Bour-
sogne and DauphiD streets is under water,
winch has advanced into the upper part of
Bourbon street. The Bayou road and the
rear ct Maregny's Fauxbourg are also O.
verhowed. Without a wish to excite IN
pleasant reflections, or presuning 70 adj
vance an opinion as to the practicability Of
hnaily stopp Dg the crevasse by artificial
means, we do say that before II can be ef-
tected an incalcaiable degree Of damage
VIII be sustained by the city and neigh
bouring country.
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Z INTEND TO leave THIS Country about wen or
& eight weeks hence, and will probably be absent
one ortwo years. Those having snsettled business
with me, will please make application Cor settle
ment before my departure. l am not 20 be constl-
cred responsible for any contracts entered into on
my behalf by others, but such as are authorised by
my special order.
ROBERT GORDON.
Inne N
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FLElIING J,5yHES 81 %

OFFER For Sale OH accommodating terms, by
wholesale and retail, extensive and general as
sortmeut ofSTAPl.E GOODS, laid in at the most
reduced prices. Being determined to sell low, they
invite the attention OF Country Merchants, aud thci.
acquantsnces generally.
June 8. O-iy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-08

The provisions applicable To the duties ON lien,
ses to dsti'iers are in general, the same with thnse
lad by the act of July 81, 1873 The ,nn.t m.
Portant Of The provisions aTe--tat the dntv IN
invariably To be pail in money! when that pay,..l..
upon the still stills, boilers licensed at . " mas.
time, does not exceed twenty dollars: That "A de-.
dueton OF eight per ccntum is, in a cases, 60 ~.
nade iOr prompt pay meDt that ia eases where the
duties are bonded, h-y to be given with two
suretes at the least (nstesd Of one as heretoore1
and are to be pad at the end Of nonths from The
expiration OF the license thst all stills are 10 be
licensed, tia, are used, kept in a situation for
use that penalty lies against any person who s al
Keep u or about his distiery, any beer, or other
liquor, prepared from grain, for the purpos,
Il dist'ati ~, tor more than eli htdsys without hav
ing license that collector Is authorised to enter
diStiliery at any time, whether betg sen Tile. ,.,
and settling Ut the sun, Ut any other tone
IL 10 which license IN. dst;liin1 sbaff
have been grated, according 20 the present r ,ex
OF duty, fJr period extending be, Ond tie 3lt de-
Of June 1916, 1t is required uaierA penalty for no.,
lcet, that the pers TO ~holn the s,ne NAV hs.s
been granted transferred, shalt or before tbe
said day apply 10 the collector, and paw or SECURE
the payment Of the sddniosai DUTY accco-rl,no ~
the new rates, fer the unexyired period Of the Hcens
from tie 80 . ~ the.
New forras for 6onds will hs prepnred hv
the collectors, aud furnished to ds,ilers on acr;.
cation.
WIZ y TAYLOR. Cogec,,r Sc.
Eighteenth Collection Disf,4cfor
Richmond. J1ue g. 1915.
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Report of I1terments III tie CRY Of Rich :
mond. in tie month Of lj7dy, 1916.

men, women, boy. girls-Total, III.
OF whom were under the age OF one year, I'M
der 10, between % AMI 80. 2 between 80 anl 10,
abetween 40 aud so. and one between co and TO-
DISEASES.
Ayue & fever, i-Coll, Group, f-Consump.
ton, Debility, Pits, l--Putrid Fever, l.
pireursy l-Premstnre Birth, l-Qiincy, -
Rheuniatsm, 1-Smsll-Pox I-Stll Born. /.
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CoyNTERFElTING BANK-NoTEs.

circumstance is lately disclosed of no little
Importance in the Ranking Horid The steel-ye
OF Murray, FairInan, Draper & Co. was supposed
to have dehed imitation; bnt il is now in proof
that the notes ofthe Mechanics Bank of Pbladel-
phia have been so exceIlently cohnterfeted. 2, 10
impose upon the officers of n sister institution
These notes are understood to have been formed
upon the steeI-iye principle.
In England, the notes Of the bank are of the sim
piest construction no aboar, no establishment are
spent upon them, but their laws are severe, and
they are rig'diy executed. There is no instance
we believe, of tie royal pardon having been extend
Cd to any eounterieer, during the entire long reign
oil George the 81.
The notes in this country are elaborated with
degree of art which has meyer be. attained in a,y
other; but our puaishneuts are not capitaI For
the last few years, .frcy has congratulated herself
upon this relaxation for, she rested herself with
perfect security UpJn the ioventon of Murray &
Co. She believed that the art was inmtable and
that means had been found out unknown to the old
world, OF rescuing the ruIfan from the guilt of one
violation the laws of the land. The experiment.
however, has been tried; and it has been too success
iul. nus, no soonerdoes Honesty entrench herself
behind the works of Art than Fraud strives to H. to
the same inventions, to play off her imposons upon
the world.
But Artists should rot despair--Some means NAV
yet oe found by more elaborate processes and more
exquisite arts, TO defy the wit of the cunning Nav
not the invention, OF which description was given
in this paper Of the 18th alt be nseG with
IN that, the sieel-dye impression is not confined TO
the margins; but covers the whole face of the
note.
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NOIiCE.-

A LII persons having claims against the Subs ri
"a Der, will preseRt them at lbs Office on the
Basin, from o'clock on Saturday the 9Th inst. un.
~ o'clock +. VI.
w. G. BEARD, .qgenf
ofhe u s. Ordnance Deba5'inen
Jline g. ar
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VIOLATION OF THE LAW.

1t is painful to notice-but it IS our duty
to denounce very gross violation of the
laws of the land. OF this description, is d
new unchartered Bank, (whose articles of
Association are advertised in the last Ma
tional Intelligencer,) entitled The Far
merS' and Mechanics Bank Of Viriginia"
70 be established in Tyler county. on the
Ohio river ! The capital stock is to coa-
sist of 100000 in 5000 shares of 20 dolls.
each. The books were TO be opened at
Middlcbourne, on the. 18th of May to be
kept open until the 2S.h Of June and in
case they hould fail 10y that period, to be
opened at such times and places as the
commissioners may deem expedient. The
Directors (sevenl are TO be elected on the
10Th of July---to appoint their Pre- sident,
and officers, TO provide suitable house in
Middlebourne, and to make the other re-
quisite arrangements.
The Charter does not specify what spe-
cies of money is to be paid in for the capi-
tai stoca-but it contains this very singu-
lar provision, that 60 the President and Di-
rectors of the said Company, for the tins
being, shall have power to borrow money
whenever. in their opinion, the object of
this association can be thereby promoted"
Dividends of the profits of the company"
are to "be made on the 18th ofNov. 1916,
and half yearly hereafter capital
stock may be increased to $3.50, O0O.-The
commissioners are to make arrangements
for obtaining engravings, stationary, &c.
This, this association is entered iuto, in
the very teeth of the Act of Assembly
without waiting for any recognition of its
charter by the laws of the land. This is
wrong-We have no other sheet-anchor
than The laws CT the land-If we disobey
them, each man makes the law for him
s-lf--and all is anarchy and confusion.
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.Ja,,e s.


y OF III OK 1J-7 II II X.
WISH to sell or exchange nine saial Brick
4 Hyuses, two stories high, celia mnder the
whole, and gardens enclosed TO the whole, ar vai,i-
alton, ior land I" FIRST quality "a part of the
terra 'r north NV .ster,i country, which siiy
aavisable river. Any person SIRIUS of trat'u :
will please describe The iai in letter to me, Iilif
borough, Loudoun County. Va.
SAMUEL w. YOUNG.
.J,tue g. a-as.
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I U5TSH 70 PEyCYdgg

4 Quantity o DRY SPLIT FINE WOOD. fan.
~ feet long, t. b, delivered AZ l,osketts 4. go
as possible. $40. ~ lit
June 5. 90.
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PAPER HANGTNCS=

-, - ~ = II y ND
z UST received by Peter Cotton. and For Sale.
80 fresh supply cfAmerican and French Popey.
Hmgiggg ana 10 der, which with those already
on band forms Toe handsomest Assortment ever ia
Riehm0ud.
June 8. o-wgv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-08

Our next paper viii contain an Address
IF certain gentlemen from the Counties of
Berkeley, Frederick, Harrison. Wood, Mo-
aengalie, Fauquier, Fairfax, Loudown.
Hampshire, Jefferson and Brooke. to the
People of the Commonwealth of Virginia,
touching several ailedged imperfe ctions OF
the State Constitution, spraying the differ
ent counties of the State to appoint 9 depu-
ties to meet at Staunton en- the 18th day 1T
August, to give concert and organization to
the Friends of Convention.
In the mean time we offer on our first
page another Address OH the same subject,
and on the same side, in a superior style
of execution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-08

The Legislature of Msssacllpsetts met on the
29'h uit.--fhe tionse of Representatives consists
o. sac hu,"i'ed . &c men,b-rs.---On cou'tire the
votes for Governor, those TOR Brooks are ~ SIS,
Tor Dexter IL. SSi -Feslera n.ioritv, ONLY 2,Ioi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-25

VIRGINIA;
III Ruiceho!den in the Cerk's OGce Of the SIP.
ri'r Cur: Of Chancery forth. Richnio,ld Iii,
frict, the 24ti day Of Jnty. 1916.
William Harrison, administrator de bonis nor
OF stiih Gregory, and guardian of Mary $ Gre
CORY. I'i,'f
Edward Marks, junr. administrator de bonis
non OF John Marks, deceased, and Peter Bland
administrator Of Theodcrict Morrison, decd Z.
lanes Young and Am MS wife, formerly Anr
Morrison, De1,s.
The Defendants, James Young and Ann his
| wife, not having entered their appearance and
| given security according to the Act of Assenbl,
and the Rules this Court, and it appearing b,
Satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabi
tants OF this country: II is ordered, That the
SAID Defendants do appear here on the first DIS,
OF the next term and answer The bill Of the Plain
tn; and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the c.
| ~ OF Richmond, for two months successiveI,
and posted at the front door of the Cspitol, il
| the SAID City.
Ccpy-Tesx,
August 3-wSw.
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August 3-wSw.
VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA.:
~ Rales holden in the Clerks Office orfhe Supe
rior Co'"t Of Chance,y for tie Rich,nord Dis.
f1cf, the 24sh day Of Ju,e, 1916
Rose Morris. PR
robert w. Mosby, James Otway Cru,np, Jesse
owen, and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy
Mosey, John G. Howard, and Judith his wife,
formerly Judith Mosby, Peter Lesuear & Lucy
ms wife, formerly Lucy Mosby, relct of 10.
SsPh Mosby decd. Deff's.
Inc defendant, James Otway Crump, no,
haviny entered his appearance and given securi.
y according to the Act of Assembly and the
Rules OF tins court. and it appearing by salts.
factory evidence, that he is not AN inhabi,ant OF
TINS country: Ii is ordered, That the said defen.
dant do appear here on the first day of the next
term and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and
that copy or this order be forthwith inserted
N some newspaper published in the City OF
richmond, for two months successfully and
posted at The front door Of the capitol, in the said
city
A copy-Teste,
VIM. w. HENING, c. C.
August 21-w3w
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YIRGINIA

AZ Rules hotcien in the Clerks Office of the S,5e.
rior Court II ChGacery for tie RicIaond Dis.
tTict, The 24M dag Of June, 1916.
Sherwood Parish, Stephen Murrell, Craddook
Vaughan, Benjamin bradshaw, Thomas Dick.
eilsoD1S Matthew Lacy, junr PLss.
AGAINST
William MRichardson, administrator of Ste
phen Sampson, junr. decd. aud Elizabeth r
sampson, George Il. Sampson, Martha Eliza
Sampson, Margaret f. Sampson, Narcissa NJ
Sampson, Mary Sampson, Agnes z Sampson.
and Caroline j Sampson, heirs and distrib,,.
tees OF the said Stephen Sampson. decd ID.
the said William ~. Richardson. specially as.
sigied theIr guardian to defend them in this
ssit' Def't5.
The defendants, Elizabeth r. Sampson. Geo
Sampson, Martha Eliza Sampson, Margaret
F. SampsonJ Narcissa NJ. Sampson, Mary ssop
son, Agnes r, Sampson, and Caroline J. sa1arn,.
SOD, not having entered their arbearanee ana
given security according to the Act of 3ssen,
by and the Rules Of this Court, and Il a.pear.
ing by satisfactory eyidencs, that they are moi
rnhabitants of This country Il is ordered rba,
she sad defendants do appeal here on the frs,
day OF the nsxt term and answer the bill Of the
Plainiiiis; and that a copy of this order be
Forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published
~ the City Of Richmond, for two months sue
cesSVely AID posted al the front door Of theta
pitol in the SAID city.
copy-Teste,
VIM. w. TIENING, G.
August 81 .--v8vy
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VlDSiNyA


Al RAJ hotIsa 81 tie Clerks OEoe Of tie Sa
Pe'rsr Court 81 CdeRcery for The Richmond Dis
frict, re 24th dqg Of Jrre 1916.
James Penn, Gabriel Penn, ana James Penn, iunr
late merchants aud partners, trading Under the
firm OF James Penn s; Sons. and Win. Mitch
ell, Phf's.
AGAINST
BOYD Miller surviving partner Of VIM Brown
Go. aud William Barret, Bef's
The deierdant. Boyd Miller. not having Ell
tered his appearance and given securiiy accord
| ing to the Act of Assembly and the Rules @
tins court, and II appearing by satisfactory eyi
dence, that lie is not an inlrhit.n, OF this ccun
| try; as ordered, That the sad defendant d,
appear here on the first day of the next term ant
answer the bill of the rlsmtitls and that cop
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the City of Richmond, fo
TWO months successfully ap,. posted ut the from
door OF the Capitol in said City.
Copy-'reste,
I'm ". Ksrdag, c C.
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VIKGINIA /:

1t RHSes hoiien ipAe Clerks 0Ees of tie Sube.
IIor COurf Of Chunccrg for nc Richmond Gis-
fric', he 24th day Of July 1916.
Nathaniel Dunlop, administrator of Jas M'(,ahce
deceased, ElizSbstl N'Cance, widow and relic'
OF the sad James APCance, deceased, and WI.
liam w. Gray and Mary his wife, formerly Mary
Dunlop, Plf's.
Alexander Dunlop, Surviving partner Of James
Dunlop and Alexander Dunlop, traaine under
the tsm OF James & Alexander Duiiioo. Hester
DaroP, widow and Czecutrix OF the said James
DGiiiOl', decd and Margaret Dunlop, and James
EnluP, surviving chJdfel, legatees, aud deyi.
sees or Tie SAID jas. Dunlop, decd. DeF'Es.
The sdbpoena AL reviyeGdum awarded in this
eaate. ag INST The deiendart Alexander DinlSp. .
not rlyii.g beelt returned executed, and he moi
haVsag el.ggred ins'appeafance and giveil secini-
~ tesasd is 70 stfie Act OF Assembly and ne
lEuieyef 49, Court, aud ii appearing BY sstis.
hciUSys cyidensc {, that le not s1 inbabitant of
TINS ee9nsr5 II is orlered, That tue defendant
doNi,tesr here onthe FIRST day Of the next ,erJn
saa show oanje If any he can, against the revival
thereby sought; AND dat copy 81 this order be
t'rhTitli inserted in some Dewspaper published
j., 'h cilJ OF Kciln,ond, lof two rionshs succes.
aiveiy and posted al tie font door gI The Capi.
~, ~ ,he said city.
a C"yJ-Icsle,
I'm. w. lining, c. c.
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YALuABLE LANn EDR sAIF

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
the first day ofociob4r next Of not h.c..
a., wa. .Ine disposed otstpr.yase sale) viii C.
'iiered TO the highest bidder. On the prem;saa g
lash. A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND Iy; ,Sr
Hanover County. This tract c.,;tains betyyyesS,
one hundred and Fifty snd two hundred acres. J.
bout hall OF which rs in woods, eycelleo,lv t;,,s
I'd with Oak, Hickory & Pme--,he iatter ~s.,,
valuable tor building The remaining half 2
.garea ana lays well for cultivation and aiiosds
aehgtuuI situation for dwelling House re.
Land ls well watesed having on the south ne az
East SIDES considerable run of Water boun, G,a
,ano wn'ch VIII afford the greatest abundanes
OF meadow ground for the tract.
.he ABOVE Land joins the land of Colonel coI..
uSSs' VINO lives near the Cross Roads in Hsnov.r
Inc subscriber will exchange the aboye -,
lot Land IN The upper Country if suitable -''''N
Land at Private sal or wish q, .:s. me ABOVE
referred to Colonel Dig or 10 ,"h' 'iey are
ilvmgn Richmond. "'' w. Syme,
Sep'e ME 4-tds els D1oHES.
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VIRGINIA:
a; Ry'es hidden in t'e C':ri's Q.Ses Of tie ST.
peric,' court IF Cidneesy fer fhc X. ,h,noEd DIS.
sr.ei' the 24d day IF .3';sqst. 1916.
Marion Campbell, Pnc
James avan administrators and heir at law of
| Patrick Csvsn, decd. Sarah Cayan, widow of
| the sad Patrick Cavan, deed Archibal,!
| M'Lesn, administrative of Games Kirk, deed
| Harriet KIRK, heir OF saio JAMES KIRK, decd
James Kirk, an infant son and heir of Robert
Kirk, decd. who, viii, the said Harriet Kirk
vas co-heir of the said James Kirk, decd
Hugh ewart. and Charles>J j. Love.
49, Defs.
The defendants, Harriet Kirk and Jane,
Kirk, not having entered their appearance ant
l5ven security according to the Act of Assem-
lby and the Rules of this court, and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabi
ants OF this country: II is ordered, that til,
sad defendants DO appear here OH the first da,
or The next term and answer the b,ll of til,
plaintiffs; and that copy of this order bt
forthwith inserted in GONE newspaper published
in the City Of Richmond. for Two months sue
lcessNeiy ard posted ut lie fiun; door CT the Ca
lptoi in said City.
| A copy-Teste,
! IVm. ". He,ing, c. C.
Angus % --wsw.
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73VaR MIL SroNE 1Ga1dS.qcT1aY

JIIB subscribers respeetfuIlv ;,ro,.,o 49,. .,,Lr.
,lst thsy have just received, direct FINN, Ersnc
,a,ge quantity OF prime BURR BLOCKS' oe a -.
per9r qnHiy TO any hitherto imported 10 ,bs No
~ s nas,og been eneaged in the business wsra.
ons knowledge the trade. and ,bs non taeiI
@hIh ,her work hos hitherto met win rhs, ,bev
pg ab'e TO manufacture Mill stones on 90 ~
,onsole ter'es as those Imported rem, lie Hotb
aa M warrant them perform well. WI W
They have openej sbon o. ,o,i g..
invited 70 call, 1'e BChiemcH are
February ~ "a & 20.
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VIRGINIA:
III fiuies holden in The Clerks OGi,e Of the Sube
rior Co,'t Of Chonoery for fie Richmond lis.
trfes, he 21fh dag Of July, 1916.
tehsrt Gordon and James Currie, partners, un.
der The hrm OF Gordon s. Currie, I,A'G.
Homan, Primrose & &c. of New-York. and
tienry Hughes, jr. and William Holman, rner.
cnan's and partners, actng and trading under the
irm OF Hughes and Homap, Of Richmond,
Def'fs.
The Defendants Holman, Primrose and Co. not
having entered their appearance and giyen secu.
riIy according to the Act of Assembly and the
Rules OF This Court, end it appearing by salts.
factory evidence, that they not inhabitants of
this country: Il. is ordered, That the said defen.
dants do appear here on The first day of the next
term and answer the BIZ, of the Plaintiffs; and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inrer, ed
n some newspaper published in the City OF
Richmond, ior two months successfully and
posted at The front door of the Capitol, in the
Copy-Teste,
I'm ". He,ling, C. c.