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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-14
Aueu..t II.
DRAFTS

On Boston, Ne,o-Tork, PHILADELPHIA &
baltimore,
Can be bought and sod at the subscribers Office.
SPECIE and u. S. STOCK.
Likewise Tickets (wsrrran,ed undrawn) in tho
GRAND STATE LOTTERY
of Pennsylvania, Which is now drawIn., twice n
week in Phil ,ds!pha q, 81 days of drawing over.
The following Prizes remain unGrawn. viz
One of S 10000, one of 10000, two of
10000, three of 5 600, six Of 1900, six
teen of 1000, and in proportion of 500,
500, 200, &c. &c.
THE MASONIC HALL LOTTERY.
Draws but once 8 week The 1854, drawing over.
One prize of 10000, one OF 10000, and
eIal Of S ls000 & s 500 prizes, all viii
come INT in the next 5 days drawing, or
within weeks.
Prize tickets or Northern Bank notes win ba
received in payment for tickets at the Lottery and
Exchange Office OF
j. e. KURSHEEDTs
August IA. t.f
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ibis escape from his cage, the view of It, ant
the precautions taken by Sir G. Cock.
burn, must ere now have perfectly con.
WINGED him of the utter implactica5lity OF
lit. Those bout him say that he never had
any intention of the kind, and that his sole
ambition now is to be permitted to end his
days in England. He is greatly dlssatis-
fed with his scjourn here, and frequently,
| understand, expresses his Indignation at
the conduct Of the ministers in sending him
to this remote and hideous rock. The let
tersyou have seen in the papers, 'describin.
the ladies of the island to be grossly igno-
rant, and only able to articulate yes or no
in answer to question, are false and scan
dalous, as there are several very fine sem
sible and entertaining girls OH thr Rock,
(some of whom have even been educated in
and who form the principal or
in society here.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-14

~.
,i hts.ss hidden in the Clerks OS7cs of He SING
Tior Court Of Chahcers f7T tie Ricl.u,o,id Dis
3 tryc:, tie 2iti tlGy IF Jpiy 1916.
Ncthancl Dun!oP, administrator ofJas. M'Cance.
deceased, I'll zsbc:h ,rCance, widow and relict
OF the said James MCanee, dece sed, and WI
liam, w. Gray and Mary his wife, formerly Mary
Dunlop, Pitf,s.
Alexander Dunlop, SURF wing partner of James
Dunlop and Alexander Dunlop, trading under
tie firm VI James & Alexandei Dunlop, Hester
Dunlop, widow and executrix OF the said James
Dunlop, deed. and Msrgare, Dunlop, and James
Dunlop, surviving children, legatees, and devi-
sees OF the sad Jas. Dunlop, deed. D,f'ts
The subpoena ad reviyendum awarded IN this
lame, against the defendant A.exan.ies Dunlop.
moi having been returned executed, aud he not
uavlng entered his appearance and z ven secure
u according; to he Act OF Assembly and the
Rules of ui's Court, and it appearing by salts.
factory evidence. shat he is net an nhabltant OF
tns country II is ordered, That the defendant
Go appear here on The his, day ct the next term
anu show cSuse IT any he Can, against the revival
ttsreb ought; nd that a copy of tins order be
iorihwith inserted III some newspaper publ shed
IN the ely of Redmond, for two months success
iiveiy and p sted At the front door OF the Cspi-
tol, in the sad city.
ACoPy-Teste,
I'm. W He',ing, c. {.
Aucu,t ID
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COURSE OF EXCHANGE.
Corrected By B. Rvrsheedt. Exchange Broksr
Specie a S pet &C. ADJ Cplenty
Treasury Notes % 8 PEI. CO AUDIENCE.
Exchange London a 5 per CT above par
on Boston to8
on .Wsrv- York
on PHILADELPHIA 81 q 4 PER CT dis.
Baltimore Notes 71-2G82 no.
District Columbia Notes. 9a1O do
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-14
VIRGINIA +:

VIRGINIA
1T Rules hidden in tic Clerks Office Of the Su-
Perior Court Of Chancery f5y he Richnond Dis.
frict, the 24th day Of dHgsn 1916
Mary Elizabeth Victoria Auon Laforest, and
Ann Eliza Aubin Laforest, infant daughters oil
Aubin Laforest, decd by Michael ID. Poitaux
their guardian and next friend, PiiT's
Moses Davis e William Moncure, DeTS.
The Defendant Moses Davis, not having en-.
tered his appear; nee aud given security accor.
ding to the Act of Assembly and the rules of this
court, asd it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not AN inhsbitmt of this country: hi.
ordered, that the said defendant do appear here
on the first day of the next term and answer The
bill of the plaintiffs and that copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in the City of Richmond for two month.
successfully, and posted at the front door of Che
Capitol, in the sad City.
copy--Testc,
I'M ". Hsninr. C. 4
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August IA, 1916. wsw

VIRGINIA:
.4t RHles hoicLeI IN he Clerks Office Of the Sube
. ,ior Court Of Chanceryfor the Richmond Dis
nict, tie 24h day Of Jaiy, 1916.
Edward Lee, PHC
AGAINsT
Richard Herring, Thomas Lee, Matthew Will
lianas, Clement u. jameson. Thomas Cox, vii.
liam L. Morton, William II. Taylor, and An
brose Ellis, Def's.
The Defendant Richard Herring not having
entered his appearance and given security accor
ding TO the Act of Assembly and the rules of TN.
Court, and il appearing by satisfactory evidence
hat he is not an inhnbitant OF this country II
is ordered. That the said Defendant do appeal
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-14

here en- tie first cay a!,i< iox' trin sfc ar,r';
the bill of tie flshiiii' ard ,iai coty Of III
order te frlIwith irtefi.d in sculefspsr.I Z.
published in The Cry tcf Rel n q q, for IL o
months succeSsiy q Sand posted AT ale hcn: q; ur
Of tie Capitol, in lie said C.iy.
A Cop,-T Test.
Mn. " Len'ng, C. c.
August i4-wSa. -. 49,
VIRGINIA:
AT Rutes hoien in tie Clerks O6ce ofMe Safe.
'yor CtWf IL fhoacery .Jfr lie Ricknond Ljis.
tict ne 2iM Goy ef' I'M c 1916
Elizabeth b. ksnnon, .exox. OF Richard Kenner
decd. fiainf,6-.
John Marablc. Richard MaiabIe, ana Alexander
Bro%n admir- &c. OF Champion Msrable ,deces-
sed, Leonard Claiborne, ard Mary NJ. his wife.
William .. stokes, al q EIzat eth u. Stokes,
and Mary NJ. Stokes, and Joln Biz gar ard Sal,
ly his wife, Jonathan Meiiwe,l'er Jackson.
Philip Wliiehead Jackson, and Mary Elzs-
beth Jackson, and Champion Cater Marablc,
her and deyisee Of Gecge Marabie, dc eased-
So Hcfeade's!s.
The Defendants John MarabIe r Chord Mara.
lie, Jobaiian N. JAG kson, and Mary Elizabeth
Iackson, no; having entered their appearance and
,ven security according 10 the Act of Assembly
md the Rules Of tbs court, and r,appearine BY
satisfactory evidence, that they a e not inhabir.
ants OF this county 1t IS oidtrol, that the SAID
lie next term ard answer The bill of The plaintiff
and that copy Of this order be forthwith in.
serted IN some newspaper publ, led in tie City
IT Richmond, for IS mcEihs successvely and
'os,ed at the front door OF tie Capitol. in the
aid city.
Acopy-Teste.
wa. w. iiENiNG. &C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-14
STATE OF GERMANY.

We are indebted TO our Lazarette correspon.
dent for file of Hamburg papers from which
we this day submit some transiations of very
interesting character. II is evident that GER
many in very unsettled state s. that spirit ot
political reform has spread itself over the great
er part OF that country. When the extensive
literature and, reading habits of Germany arc
considered, and the influence which that ltera
tare and residing has had in animating the PEG.
pie to emaricipaie their coun, y!irom the undue
influence of France, we c; n iot but look with
anxiety and interest 10 the progress which po-
litical principles have made and are making in
all classes of Society. They now talk OF the
rights OF the people and of defining The privileg
es of the princess. Written constitutions of go.
vernment are the order of the day III Prussia,
Wurtenherg, Bavaria, Baden and other parts of
Germany, and those principles and dispositions
must and viii strengthen and extend themselves
in defiance Of the combinations of Legitimate
Soyereigns.
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PRICE OF STocEs.
(coRREc-rED wEEKLT.)

TRICE OF STOCKS.
rirgi,ia Bank SlO2t
Nero Stack 90 Il 100 10.
Farmers Bunk 90 100 do
Marine Insurance Stock. to SIS 1-2 fer
paid in.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-15

-
ft.f8ss.
From tie I.ondsn C~urier1
We have received tron PARIS the follow
lag inportRnt document, being declara--
tioa OF the principles of the nIajor ty of tie
Chamber of D equities
Declsraton of the pr;n-iples Of the ma
iorty Of the Chamber of Deput es Session
1856.
Jqnuary 90, 1916.
Z" We, the members composing the ma
jority Of the Chamber OLD pui s. are u
nlted OH princIpl of which We !lere make
formal declaration.
L. We are invariably attached to the
monarcbical government, and to the legit-
mate succession in the reigniAg house.
3. We fully adopt the principles of the
constitutional charter, and the division of
the powers which it establishes. We VIII
maintain the spirit and follow up the conse-
quences of thas system, as the most ration
al Substitution ct our ancient institutions,
liberties and franchises.
3. We look back to the past, only for
the purpose of drawing therefrom lessons
tor the future, and between which we wish
TO erect n wall Of brass. 1t is ACCORDING
ly our opinion, that all the interests creI-
ted by the revolution, and (Which are cam
fleted, should be irrevocably assured We
will maintain the abolition Of privileges and
privileged orders, as political bodies the
equality of rights, and admission to al en-
Payments the liberty OF worship the
alienation OF the property sold during the
revolution, whatevev may be It's origin
out we will not hereafter admit the appr-
cation Of the principles which created
these Interests, and We regard them rs d S.
tructive of all government
We are of opinion that TIE new insii
tutions ought to be placed On the ancient *
immutabie basis Of religion end morality.
1t is therefore our wish 20 give 10 tie q r.
81 an honorable independence the adrui-
nstration of properly or revenues. which
may secure that independence and final
" civil establishment, associaljug them II
the same time, with tn dearest inter SIS
ctthe state, by making them participate IN
public education and IN the management
oi instructions. cons Grated 10 the solace &
welfare Of maoknd.
8. in pursuance Of tie same principles.
we are desrous Of Placing the laws under
highe moral influence, Of effiCing what-
ever IS contrary TO religion, or opp sed 90
Fubic morality and. in fine, whatever
does not accord with the spirit Of the mon
archy. On these grounds. we demand the
revision OF the civil and criminal laws. and
wish At tne same time to see the roagistra-
cy invest with greater degree OF cohs.
derati)n.
6. We believe thot The police ought nei-
ther to be an odiou ipqnisl,ion, nor an ~
gent OF d spotism, but guarantee fer tie
throne, and inags,ra serving to make
kYo"A To the government public opinion.
an. thropSh that opinion, KS true inte e.s
--s'at the press ousat 70 be free, bat ihsl
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May /.

= II pursuance cf IN agreement CT red
into between I'm. Marshall Esti1m NTs-1j T;opo,
r. PresRcr, Hqi1ison pGre and Nrhc,t- sebqyh and
drtd OF trust executed by them i,cry record IN
tie sliug court of iHehmo. and NJ the request OF N,
sii MqshsM P'0ser Ne-ln and shcabsrR win be sold
oye 'nhser'b r on ~ prrInis-s, "Wednesday Tire I5th
i' t mt OF ~ ld Dance. in iuary lots pieces Of
srond niS fts of the land purchased by e said Mar
s1dI h. PTosSsr. Dame dl Sheo5dI4 OF Marin Baker,
~ ~ lity near Bncon's Quarter BTaue, aiadoinins the
- Of Isaac IT. ludah ard others Il aeiug al. object ~ the
Elif Mar hgH Porrer, Mann anI Sc0rG by tien
ted 40 leef tIntctsSiry elect sas, prttc.
ding advertisement, ard u ,el arg hat part of DE
Errnninl: UNPAID uud lie deetluf mcnore ia the
say ADVERTISEMENT a5 which shnId have pid ly said
Dance :. JOHNSON. +
Nav T. ll6-,Ts
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From tie Boston Evening Gazette,
MIN d


LATE FROM FRANCE.
By the brig Gov. Carver, Capt. Dotcn. err.
here this evening. 80 days from Ilavre,
P.ris p4pers to the 31st Mar,h, are re-
ceived.
Extracts from me PaAcrs.
PARIS. March 80.
Colonel Boyer was transferred on the
2Gd, from the CoDciergerie t. the prison Of
La F.rce.
Lady Wilson is arrived in prs.
His majesty was little better Yesterday,
his govt was less painful.
The duke d'Inflntado, i is said, will
meet the Princess of Bra2i, on bolri the
vessel. before she lands in Spain, and mar
ny her in the name Of bis vel master; so
th7t she may BE- queen Of Spain the moment
she enters the country.
On itnrday next, there will be . grand
review OF the royal guards at the Champ
de Mars.
Wish the exception of a few, Tie allied
troops have nearly evacuated the d IT.
mcnts e the Veg 9 and La Meur;he. The
Prust ns occupy the Msuss, aud the Bt-
v.ri MS th~ Moselle The Austfians AID
embcrgsrs, Alsacc. Fort Lewis re-
maius nearly tn the same stals, the rebuilt
ding eoes on Slows.
nc hluB OF b@p' 8, much 70 his crc'ft,
o dcr,9 the excavations OF Pmpc; g,
HerculaneuW To be continuel--aI 3D. OBJ
iects # art which may be found ~ future,
wdl be nm ted in ono nssrun.
IRE court viii shorty remove 60 Ton-
tain5lcau, where Gle Prince ROYAL of Ma
PIES, with bis beautiful dsughter vii pass
few days pr,viou 10 her insfriagc With
The duke dc Beri--SOOO dncats ere 20 be-
Gieffi.luf~fi afoorr the 1,oof az 1T.s.flc 90,
the day (supposci the l5,a May) ihe mar
RAG takes pia-e--ihefe viii be fctcs
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SIXTY DOLLARs REWARD

IA 4 AtCbLiAhO KEN = KID
S7lLI De e've' tor delv, ri . 10 ne t..ree negro
w 'oea whp van as.y from my plant III ~ ia
Bnekipghani, an the 9Oth cf last nnort,.--ts wit:
BILLY, very black fellow, about Twenty-Five
yeafs oi ave- straight aad sci. formed was rssed b,
Mr.. r. Melton ofHsaoyvr, who,pI pnrcha sed
!i'n---'r9 IS nodol6t il tae neisLhourhoOd oil Mr.
RALPH, tsl,, u,in, s-iiyc black fellow. about
twsnty-siE wears ofage, has en- living ten or fifteen
years n Camphc' co'fntv, near Hunters tavern,
las vile at 2Ssi'. Chiires's, in whose neighbour
hcoi he h. lses been seem purchased lin Of
s.L.Y, uncommon likely black fellow, tven-
" years OF ace. WIS rs;seh by MIR. Hubbsrj al
Niouc ster connty--I purchased him also uf Mr..
Hug $. who bought him IN Richmond, where he is
probably haiLoured. y few da,s before ,hes. iel-
lows ert OF, cave the two last, new Oznnbarss
slGr;sauG iw;Iled blantelt eaci, with one stripe
only tl.er outside clothes we're generally home
spun. Twenty dollars will be pail for delivery to
me OF ether Of them or ten dollars each for Iods
ing them IN jail so that get them senin.
Cunb rlandC'y Aprl1s iio-aa~ Iwssuim
EbUHSU\N / toa Decree OF the Supo,.o Court
d OF Chancary for the District of Rei.,n md, q
warded in favour nj John Preston, Treasurer Of the
Commons ea!th Of Nireiaia, successor of William
Aloss'ey &c. against Frances Rlarles, widow and
admi1atratvix OF john Qusrles deed. and other de-
iendaois-We shall proceed n sell to the highest
bidder, al King w iIliam Court- House. on Monday
tie 27ih day oil May next, (being Cowt-iay.) on
credit oi twelve roont's, valuable 'rR ACF OF
LAND, in said County--ying Immediately on Mat
tap1ny River, twelve miles below the Court-.Iollse
and six % We West Point.
This Land is pretty 90 d oil ami as1unfs in We
ry foe White OAK AID Pi Timber. y a re-
ce' survey It is fnHnl 20 coutai cur hundred and
ten acres If high land tut small prni rtlor of Il
8 cleared, ard two hundre, acre Of ia irm marsh
upon wheha great many Cattle ard u ps -aay b.
raised ~ very title expencc; md Fish and wid
Fowl may be had in abania. &C ia their respective
season
rb, Decree directs Z 81 Fon.l and S ca.ity sra,
he taken s1rthe amount ofti,e purehase money,
payable q the mpnwe-'ih md siso = Deed of
T'us ~ the Land to lirfh-r -eeare PIE navr,ent.
TIE COMMISSION Frs.
Kine-Wam, Aprii is. Il5-zgtIs
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IT The ENQUIRER IS published twice week, gem
, and thsc, times week during die, SESSION og an, sra.
I..Tcpiire, ire same rs heretofore, isse lJeila:s ~
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Sql will b. received in payment The Editor Will ,,l-
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ylt.ers benlg pad by the wgitels.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
ct oHc sfare-Iigst Insertion, &c cc.scsss comisT'
s. s'Hse
No SreTensH inserted Sln ms either been fyudj;
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NOTICE.

\ Pursuance OF Decree ofthe Superior
Court of chancry. holden tie Capitol in tie CITY Of
hehhod, PIohunced die ai DAY % jan lsls Z Of an
order made on the lit day OF Oct i8l5 by tI superor
Court OF Chancery, holden in the town Of Lynchur. II,
,nit bSt"eSn James Brown plaintiff. and Robot Soc Ton,
'cim 5. Wcodson and Close liairs;,,, ,-f,,,s :. (,
sa on ile lzt duy of June next, expose to SALE for re.
uS money, nJ way oi puho aucon the premises q tract
OF land situated in tine county OF Henry FORMERLY ocerred
by robert Stoekion. and suppose, contain icoO acres
feet the purposes Of said Decree.
.N.ljW'L. ". D.aN'DRIDGE.
JOHEI'H -jL9RTYN.
I'NQ;f.7S .SIERLENr3
Efnu 8. ~
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Brocken6rongh Il Harrie

~ " HcstOf cU.SH y lIGItH
2 AVE Just received London superfine
cloths aud casiiseTcs. Marseles, 1oinett and six
vngs, cotton ci'sneTes eTandrrils York stripes iacot
e'mhgies c1phric musins Waterloo iaconets gng,ains
fas diaIlie pam and figured leno In,,, variety of
sH IS cani'c pocket hdifs Ner-Ortzns and Lake Cham.
P icior. hd,is IRISH iiens, long lcwns light and dark
Ec"ud ccnes tdl long cloths. Canton grapes, Madras
haf, stam loom srtinSs sill. hdkfs. Ladies' Kid Gloves
enenfns HEAVIER do cotton hosiery, suspeners, sewing
1s anl v's eo'tu" Balls, tapes, lobin pins, needles
sn silk uubtilns and paTasols colore treals button;
ad ",ton mons knives and forks, pen and pockei kniycs
rzn-. s,c with Naiiety OF ether articles which they are
~.cnnn7 TO sculD ioi can on ncreptqnes in t05Vn-
mh 3 1O7tf
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~ 81 na L,1ia- UHce,
~ D..

~ 81 ga It1ift- me,
Richm,al, sta .7biii, 1916.
Z cont1rraity with an ast oishe General Assem-
: by Of the Comiuon~eal,h of Virgins. ent;,,el
:. A act TO amenl,he several laws concerning e..
cheats, passed the 18th day Of February. 1911.
90 hereby make it known that !. apnears, BY err
,ihca!e OF The Escheator Of Amelia county that 4
1eraa tract OF land, whereof a certain AI-xan Ter
hs'n d'ed seize, and possessed, situated in sal
county and containing 2si acres N escbeats 10
the said Commonwealth.
WNf. c. PENDLETON. Rer'r.
April 10. jco-Ss
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ThK SUBSCRIBER

49, ~ -'.'N~I hLi)4itN
"a ISLES to sell his Plantation in the
county Of Powta;an, lying ontlie waters of jones'
Greek, and bound by the lands OF Col. VIM Rq,flr.,
aohn cooue, r. anu others. 1t is di,taut about 80 miles
from Richmond from te coutose and IL from James
iehinnnr ItiIes Immediately in the n,aiorf Of sye-
RAJ manufacturing mills and the P5IghafaD coal y
"nch anon dS good market, for gra Orc. The tract hy
ae survey, eonains7s acres much the greater pronor
ton OF which IS N woods, wo heavily numbered and com
nue'ed hrst rate Tobacco Land The creek running thn
IT. makes about 90 acres Of meadow adwhieb with email
eApenee, would produce abundance of hay The improye
neii's on The LAID, csrs Of comfortable dwelling o,s
smokt-iionse, harm. siatica and ice-ioIsc
~ persons wishing 10 view the binds can NJ any fine
be len the same, BY Col VIM. Bentley or Mr. john Stead
anl the srsnade known by application the s,bscriher
h"nS 81 klehmoid' JOHN T. PLEASANTS.
.75rH 20. 10 n
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ADYEI1Ili-STI.li y, LII.

A BSCONuED from the Sesscriber, living near
~ IL mel burg. Camph,il County, Na.-NtT al
snail black, spare built, tiin-.issse fellow sbout'
feet or 6 inches high about "a % years old.
IL has on whcn he eicpcd a iou d-sbout Kirsey.
ccstand bue cloth pantaloons. Ills pro- aHe he
has c red his q athns, aad it is Qui,e likely he
has gone to Richmond in enrne Of the aaat, As he
has cor nitted enrsil, rabe depre aiions IN steal
rg,i my cause hin. 20 eudeai Our to make his cs-
cane
he is taken IN the comfy, viii give 8 10. fia
IN a'jacert county S IS, or 8 90 flgke9 in Rich
mon. or sny cont, in bis Suoe, (cxcopt Il ose a.
hove met tie"'d,l a,id s-c0rei ia any j il asd 10
io'ToaI0u Civ 50 ti.at pet him sg.iu.
Iis pr obable some i-disposed persoa has g;gen
han pass.
RICHARD CIILTCN, Sr.
HAY :. 1iG4w
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MIRGINlA ~ Rnlss holden In Az

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court of Ci,antsr, C
Che sIch;nond District thu 9TH day ofNarch, 1910.
John Hoffman, sur'iyng partner ofPeer Hoffman 2 SON.
Fruf ~ against Philip x Thompson William a. H,,-i.
son, ekOr Of Argusiins Slaughter deed John r. sls.
ter, Augustine Slaughter and Charles Lsbuzan, Mind.
ants.
The Dcfcndanis John r. Slaughter, Augustine sio.f,pr
and Cerles Jahnzn rot having entered their appe,f,,,
the itles Of this Court and itappsaring nv sa.f,e, az
aece that they ar net innshiants Of this country H. or
eref That tie SAD dcieidantso appear here tie tuh
day OF trn and answer t,e On Of the Psiu,s.s M
thai copy 81 This order h. forthwith Inserted IN st nave,
Psifr "i'ned ~ tie City n Nichned for month.
w. and posted 10 The front door Of the C,., ~
the said City copy.-1trs
Inn y, HENiEc, c. c.
Apul D. 10S-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-15
WILLE4ATRAMK,S

7HyENDERS his thanks to his fr;ends and
the public generally, for their former pa,r,ses md
informs them that he has taken m large and ronnoioS
nouSS tateiy occupied by Nf. John Lee. II street, few
hnre yards above che swan fsyern. the opposite side
OF the street whe-e he will BE- prepared on Thsay next
10 receive Doai by the day, week. month or YEAR on AS
raSonane terms possibly be aGorde coderine the
state OF th- Eiehniod markets. 30 ~
-liay s. 1,7-h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-15
Yelxa5Le Land. ufon Tmckahoc Crclk.
SkIlLL BE SOLD, at Public Auction.

NJ . - - - .1'' = 'tHVFIyt VIZ y
M ILL BE SOLD. at Public Auction.
Siton . &c. in the city Uf Richmond ssS .cr osl., a.
sne So'iy o, Cooehand, lying both u laM,r r,ela
hoe Sre-aiut SO acres prime creek low eruunlS mart
OF which sreeiain,d and lie balance NAV h. ,,;s5 ~
. very small eSpti,c,.. ' ~ ' ~
It's confidently believed that vein Of coal ram, lb
this land. coal having been s;r i'm ever, 80 r,
ue Oeiei. Ihi' land adoir Col. 1.oisr n. Saftr, Cab
nent1r ieiley, &c "i 's no nrr dian inil,s from
Observation-Disclosures. disposcl To purchsSe ar iuyit To
view tAs prfnses-Nhsh viii b. sleOn - IL. RieaarT
.siloti' or Use proprietor, TeHe RAenG- Who resides o
onsri o, t'e purchase money viii he required in cash.
Me' te ncs1 IS I>restdc balance ~ ,able ia tNo equal
iNyments at and II moril>--nuies with approved ,,,.
secure the last payment F ~ '-' ~
by order OF MAJ. Perkins, attorney in fac, for T,rne r
Henley. TEos =, Nyt1, -
plat will be exhibited Oh the day Of >alc
-RGyS. I'LL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-15

JOSHUA CKUMP-.grenf6 ,, The TI;lio,l o..
% ton .hamyactory If C'otf5n Yum, 1Isrul,,,,d
informs country merchants and others ;hat thew
may be always supplied at tie aIanufsctory pr
ces.
May I. 115-1m