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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-13
CHRISTIAN HOLM

CHRISTIAN BONN,
HAVING administered on the estate of John C.
ilubner, deceased, wishes to close the late con-
Germ OF Bonn Il flubuer at the end Of this year ~
also his administration the said John G. Hnbner's
estate therefore, all persons having claims against
John Z. Husucr, Individually, or against the late
firm oiBohn * Hubner, viii please make tem
known, and all those indebted, are requested to
make payment
CHRISTIAN BONN,
Administrator 9r John G.. Hubner, deed.
and surviving partner Of BONN * Hubncr
February I. 86-3yt
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CARTER II. DREW 4 Co.

~ AVE just received, per the Warrington, from
4 u Liverpool, and will open IN few DAYS, az the
house now occupied by Messrs jerks l. billings.
hiteen packages Of GLASS WARE, part very
elegant, consisting offnc Cut & Plain becanters.
Pitchers, TanbIers Wine, Sylabub ard Jelly
Glasses, Sugar Basins, Cream lures, Lemonade
Cans, India Shades, Passage Lamps, Proof Phials.
~c SO. Aud are in daily expectation of receiving,
assortment ofEARTHEN WARE, consistinss
OF fine blue Printed anil Lustrc Pitchers, Dining
Sets, &c. Also, per the John BerInin, from Ma,
dGira, few quarter casks chnice OLD WINES.
all Of which will be sold low, Tor cash or acceptance
es ~ town.
January i3, 7S-0
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ONE CENT REAYARD

R3TiLL be given for apprel,ending an apprsn-
w lice boy by tie name OF David Hudson.
J he said apprentice was drafted to serve y four
ofduty from this county last August was Giscknr-
gel at Camp Carter Oh Tie I'D July last and has
taied loreturn.
lie is about ~ years I'D rs red heir, blue eyes,
anil IS stout made--a carpenter by trade.
l0Waru al persons from employing him, rs I
am dc'crsincJ o. pgt The law in force against sll
such offenders. pENTON KEITH.
JeHch5Bg, Ieb s. 89-3sy'
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INTERESTING TO MEDICAL. MEN !

INTERESTING TO MEDICAL MEN
a N excellent establishment in the Medical Line
"a TO be disposed of, (by which an independence
may be soon aeqaired,) consisting of shop fixtures
and furniture OF every kind, which are ali Of a su
perior quality together with the medicines, &c. ON
hand. Towhieh may be added, should an early
CURED
The situation for business is one of the best ard
peassnlest, as well as being the oldest medical stand
IN Richmond. An establishment so profitable
combining every medical advantage, is rarely to be
found.
For further particulars, enquire of
nm n. J CRAWFORD,
Who has HOUSE and STORE TO rent, ON the
Cross Street, next to the corner.
CT ALSO on hani--A considerable quantity of
London Lead in OIL, III kegs--in which a e. eat
bic bargain may be had.
February 5. 97-fr
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD

-. AEN DObbAhS REWARD,
ENOt RHNDOLPH belonging To the estate Of
T. John Fore, dec'd-A boy OF a dark complex
ION, with scar near his nose, with thick AMI short
upper lip, about 10 or 90 years # aye, hired last
year to Robert Temple, near AmpthiIl, in Chester
held county, from whom he eiopcd some time last
spring-ltis supposed that the said negro is Iu,k
ing about IN the neighbonrhood Of Mr.. A. Turnin.
IN Powhatan county, to whom the father of the s,;d
boy belongs. The above reward will be paid, Will
all necessary expenccs, to any person who will deli
yer The said boy to me, lodge him in Jail 50 that
get him again. JAMES Fore.
Admir- of John Fore, deed.
February 3. s7-2awfr
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KENTUCKYLAND FOR SALE

kg virtue OF a deed Of trust, to me executed. by
k9 Thomas Price, dated January LIST, 1916, 10 Sc
cure the payment to Robert G. Scott of the sum of
. 093 5O-lO0, which deed was certified in the
County Court OF Iames-City, to the Court Of FLOYD
County, in the State of Kentucky. I shall IN Fr;ja,
the 10th OF February next proceed to sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, for cash, before the
Bell Bell tavern, in the CITY of Richmond, Tract of
1850 ACRES OF LAND--Lyng aud being on The
est FORK OF Great Sandy River, in the County of
name of James Madison. which land was conveveI
to Thomas Price by Robert G. Scott and Susan r.
nus wife, by deed bearing date the LIST of January
1913. There sa considerable portion of this land
bottom, and II IS altogether valuable tract of land
LEONARD HENLEY
Febi1Aary3. s7oo--IJ.
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NOTICE

TO LGraer Brdoisia,c aajninisyqfor nj .Job1
Bra,ihd1g, dec
hN the 18th February next, (bein- the Satnr-
" day before GooclIsnd Cuurt) shall proceed
to take the deposition Of Benjamin Sadler srd 9TH
ers at my own house 10 said county, between the
hours Of one and four O'Clock in the evening Of aid
Day to be real as evidence in suit in Chanecry
now pending in the County Court Of Goochlsnj
IN which am plaintiff and you, as sdrninisfrsfor
defendant JOHN BRADSHAW.
Goochlsnd County, Va.
JANUARY "a. SO-wiw"
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THE SUBSCRIBER

EJO1IIBEIk
AS determined, in consequence of his continu-
ed III health, TO sell out his remaining stock of
GROCERIES, in the course Of this MONTH with the.
view oil closing that part Of his business and re-
quests all persons having claims against him upon o.
pen account, to present them for adjustment and
those indebted, to make payment with as little DELAY
as possibIe--lle viii continue to keep an assert.
ment OF Cut and Wrought Nails, and to vend the
Yarns spun at the Richmond Cotton Manufactory.
WILLIAM ANDERSON
February s. Sy-t1.M
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PUBT IC NUCTTOW

ID Y virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed on the
ID 10Th day OF July 1915, by Neil M'Coul, for the
purpose Of securing the payment of eight hua,lred
and fity-three dollars, due to Thomas Woodbridge,
on the 10th day Of January, 1851 shall sell at
public auction, for cash, on Thursday, the goth inst
at the Bell Tavern in the city of Richmond, five
hutlred and twelve acres of land in the county of
Powhatan, being the same tract Of land SOLD by Tho
mas Woodbridge TO the said Neil NFCoul, by deed
hearing the 10th day of July, 1915, or 50 much
thereof rs VIII pay the aforementioned sum Of
eight hundred and iifty.three dollars, with the in
terest thereon, and the cost Of executing this Trust
THOS. TAYLOR, Trustee.
February 8. sg-tds.
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RUNAWAY NEGRO.
LANDS FOR SALE.

Am DESTROYS of selling the following
d TRdcIS OF LIND and would dispose ofthern on res
One plantation, Dry Creek in the canrty of Cuncr.
an-the Smr where John kelso formerly lived continuing
SIS acres. This Tract Of excellent QUALITY and in GOOD
order for making crop.
One other plniatiOn i'll Princc-Edward county on the
waters OF Vaugan's Creek wiercon Mr. Clristobher Ho-
land now iScs-itc contains about $50 acres.
One other plantation the Creek now occupied hv
captain Tate This tract is adjoining the hand whereon
I'VE, and would accommodate purchaser with any qaaI-
ty from one hundred four hundred acres including tho
improvements.
One other tract oa Rough crcel- contains 42o acres.
The land on Dry Creek will he shewn nv Mr. Dckinc
sliewn, and the terms made known by
a. January so. er-vts
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims or demands sysinu
~ the Estste Of Henry II. Burwel, deed. Of
Mscklanburg county, are desired to present then,
make speedy payment, rs the circumstances or, mi
Estate will not admit of delay. And it is also wisht
ed to close the accounts within the year, that d.
button may be made Of the Estate
LEWIS BURWELL, Admir-.
February 10. GOWN
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February 8.

OF The public Informed That the above Decd Of
Trust given the payment for The land Il de-
cribs. Al che tines Of Cscuting the deed Of IL wns
with complete understanding chat WIS 10 have
clear and iiaispuabe tile made short a time rs
possible. ad possession Of the land, excepting The dover
part Of Mr. Woiridgc3 mother. have neither received
good tide possessions and therefore caution all ptrsss
against purchasing under the above deed.
NEII. Nf,Cnfrr.I.
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a DARK BAY MARIE.

"A BOUT SIX or seven years old. aba.
"a feet IL inches high, with little white on m,
part of the left hind hoof, with nicksd tail nnd ba
name, appears to be surftited-o acknowledgement
dolls u h!9
n D.4PPLE GREY HORSE
About II years old, about feet IL inches high nj, Loo
lex whittier than the other, hanging name with !, hn
switched tail-no brand-Appraised TO SIS dolls No'j
n RED IND lU,HIIrE S1'E.AP
About years old. marked with hole in the r;vb, o.
slit and half crop in the left ear-Appraised TO is AZ
The above is description of cstrays taken nm Nv ~
Curl. July 3lst, 1915. JOS pOIiI GbnSnII
CoochioHd County, Fesruarys. s9-vs.uY'
Joseph and William Pollard, pledge this day. persc,,
made oath before mt Justice OF the peace for ,J
that they VALUED the property named in the within amy
Heilt. accordingly TO the said appraiscment i'He-
Given uIaler my hand this 18th August. 1918.
Copy-Teste, N"'
Z" MILLER. ccc.
January 2s. 1915
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= January so.
TOBACCO MAKERS ATTEND!!

TOBACCO-MAKERS ATTEND!
EfOR SALE, part Of a tract of rich Mountain
a 1obattJ LAND, belonging TO the estate of
Mark LTake, decd in the county of A!bemarle, on
the waters Of Green Creek, ten miles from the
town ct Warren, ard SIX from Capt. Jas p Cookies
Manufacturing Mills, supposed to contain between
two and three hundred acres. The above land is
covered with an abundant supply Of choice pine,
poplar and oak timber has also an excellent scite
Tor 4 mill, or other watcr works.
Also, another tract in the same county, on the
waters OF Hardware, containing about $50 acres
further description Of the above lands is deemed
unnecessary, rs it is presumed no person will pur-
chase without viewing the premises.
All persons having claims on the estate Of Mark
Leake, deed. are requested to bring them forward,
well authenticated for settlement; and all those in
debted to sad estate, To make immediate payment,
as no further indulgence will be given.
WIN. & SAM. LEAKE. Exec'rs.
vii also sell that tract Of excellent Tobacco
Lana ON which live, containing abU1t eco acres.
SAMUEL LEAkE.
Japusry 81. ss-wsyrs
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VILUABLE LAND FOR .S.fLR !,
, virtue Of DEED Of Trust, executed 10 the
az subscribers BY the late col. Augustus Watson,
to secure Edward Dillon and Samuel Garter, Cor the
purp9s therein expressed and duly recorded in
the county court Of Prince Edward, the 10th r. ~.
1910, the subscribers viii sell 10 the highest bid
der or the premises, so much Of the sail lani, "a
will satisfy the said trust decd aud cost, on Friday,
the LIST day of March next, if fair, ifnot ihe next
fair day.-Ths land is first rate tobacco land. AMI
contains alarge proportion Of rich low ground on
both SIDES OF Buffalo river, capable Of producing A.
bundant crops tie situation remarkably healthy,
and several excellent springs; the DeighborlaOl
respectable and wealthy. possessing more than ora-
nary advantages, being within five or SIX miles IS
Hampden Sidney College, and surrounded by va
lnalile mis.-Capt. Nathan1l Price, who res.ics
sdioinIn3 The said land, will show il 10 any persou
dcsrUus u y'cwingit. The terms ofthe sale will be
made known the dsv.
JOHN HUDSON,
WILLIAM 4. ALLEN
Psioce Edward Jsn 90 8s-s4vs
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SPANlSH HIDES, oU1AR & WniSkEl-
- SO ilhds. Brown Sugar,
DO. Loaf do
And will receive in few days. baltimore and Phi
iade'pha Whisky in barrels and hogsheads. ALSO
small cargo of Spanish hdes---for sale BY
RALSTON g PlEASANTS.
February 5. SD
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"A snail but we'll situated village, with palace
ana strong citadel but being royal residence.
nay DC paced upon similar iooting with Versatile ;,
On France) and Windsor, On England.)
lJTG7slosor.
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B,fglton. CEry. , \ o,,.,,,,.r

e., r,r,c, Nt,.L;5N -, ! - ''Ope"'Der =
Dear and Dumb Institution there The Able Sicar inrr
drceHi veal OF his pupils him, of whom, Mnss;r
- Doih God reason . NtaSsien, seeing the question writ
@ at first APPEARED perpeSed. but AFTER returned b;s
sicenn logical Solntion's God tb,,,,
!Sres.es .vcry thing God knows every thing 10 reason
is 20 doubt 10 hesitate TO enquire, the highest a,rte az
inn,,i inielliecc GOi therefore doth not reason y
me Ac when here, short tine since with Niasen us
M at ue ClSion-iouse bya gentleman Acclaimed Win
ue atc Tote above rTaty and who h eyed of him orn;n 10
p3poun Ute same question to his pupil which ne politely
a ana tht answer lac returned was, Men reason hnt ~
sJl, and does uOtrCason.n ' VI ~
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THE SUBSCRIBERS
& hFFER FOR SALE, GO packages of
NJ DRY.GooDS, just landing from the brig Hannah lii
rect from Bremen,
Consisting eFhe following articles, vi=:
bales Hempen Iieklenbnrgs
du. H-ssians, 10 do. Burlaps
du. brown Henpen Ticklerburgs
2 Ito. Hcleu Linen or brown Rolls
DO brown taken Oziaburgs
do. ordinary Oznaburgs
!ax true boon 1icSlenbur1-s
boxes Hempen Oznaburgs
do. Ravens Duck
do. ROuais, do Dowlas
do. white Rolls
/ hale sail cloth
do. fine ilaNen Rurlaps
boxes Nurenbirg articles
do. glass ware. l cask shovels
box Pla;iila ROYALS
do. Linen thread laccs and cooking glasses
box CholctS lcasS steel
boxes Window glass.
-.4LSO-
eases Irish Linens, do Lawns
hhds. prime retailing Molass,s
qr. cls.ls Colmenar Wine
$50 sacks SAT-, Liverpool filed
100 boxes Muscatel Raisins.
Heron, Smton g Co.
February s S7--6t
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LINES RIyER l..a.yD in Charles Gu

L.fJiES RIYER LIND in Charles Cl:y
FOR Sale.
. Pursuance ola Deed o, Trust from Richai,
X Carterto me, dated 9th january, iSli, made Tor
ibe pntpose III securing the payment II a sum of
money to- William 10, all, shall sell Al pubic auc
ion, GA tie premises, comfortably 10 the provisions
oisn act OF Assembly passed the 25th dag Of Nov. M
Der, 1914. entitled An Act concerning tx eut,ons
and tr "ther purposes" On the 9th day OF Febiua-
ry, 1916, the TRACT GLAND situ.de cd in Charles
City County. aud bounded west by James River on
The south 10y the lands oi Samuel DcnovilIe, decd
on the east by tne road leading from Re,inoad TO
shirley, aud ON the north b. me lands ci John Roy
containing by estimation, three hundred acres,
oe We same more or less, or so much IF the said
lana as sall be sufficient satisfy The ,foresai
deb', asd the exi'-Dcts cf executing the trust
MATHEW HOBSON, Trustee.
q : The above sale is postponed until the Cd day
Cash.
fehtnatv 10. GO--,,ls
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[ From the London -tfonthy -1iaga=n
INSCRIPTION.

i",tc. travcilrr-the ground Whose ocho.s wake
to;hy lone ioot-sn p,.S 40 common ,artn--
Here HtntreGt' I, Sts-a suul aS great, "a a..tt
~ purc AMI gen'rtns, and mind a. bOid,
As ever watmh DritCi,, hr'h IN hi,n:
ih> sul r,'!, high ibis crriiih country = li.tt )
Aiid, tl'o Oiie cuui, ors dark mysiclious elv,id
O,'euruitS cv'niny radiance, il has risua
Niii' sheen u.isulhtt in n happier sphere:
Aud low the memory OF It's btalns shall live,
The lc,d, ihc bcst, OF BliUn aud t,i.iihisi.
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nArpAHANNOcK AcAnr,,,,

FN>HE patrons OF inerstu,e are respee,,,.i,-
X formed, that the Trustees have crpaerd
French, A. NJ professor Of languages in III.
tution. The very liberal education which ,i;' w
tlenan has received in enc ofoar best ,,n,s" 81
his pure morals and perseverance, rs I'm ms
authorize antcipations o! extensive usefullc.
The course OF Education ut the Rappahanrra,
ca''einy nelndcs-,hs Greek, Latin, Frens,'
English Lang uages, the various branches os
the human mind. p"! d
Experience has demonstrated, that the s;.,,.
ct the Academy is as salubrious as any in W.
in. 'hg1
The price os board and tuition low-Th.
Communications SUCH as to receive entire sa,;sc q
on.
JOHN TAYLOR, Pres
dent Of the 'rrus,a'
ALEX. "A. r. c. KEEc,n,is
President Of the AcaIs,,
--y 80 S5-tf :
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BANK NOTES LOST

SALES Al AUCTION
an Tuesday next, the 18th Instant at 10 O. clock.
= y a. Nj will be sold, at John Woods Office
without reserve, a gfeat variety of British and
French GOODS, consisting OF the following arti
cles:
9-S & 6-i Cotton Cambria.
9-S Jacone; Cambria and Null Muslin.
PLAIN and Figured I.eno MusIins
Black Cambria, NladapoIam * C,Ierain Shirt.
ings,
SuI'eriine and Common Prints
Furniture and Cambria Dimitics.
Gnghnms, Madras Hmdkerchicfs.
Cotton Braces, Russia Diapers,
Silk Waistcoatng,
Black and Co!oured Leyantineg,
Long Lawn, Irish Linens,
Brown Hulland, Pins Flannels Blankets.
Lambs-wooI and Worsted Hosiery,
Superfne and Common Cassiineres, and Rrcad
cloths, sc. &c.
ALso-Onc case superb Nerino ShawIs.
TERMS, made known at the sale.
February 3. Solids
NATIl.I. BE SOLD atpubic auctlo3, before our
w office ON Friday the 10th inst seven very
valuable NEGRO MEN, who have been Tor a con-
siderable time in rope walk, ard are considered
as irst-rste spinners credit Of 90 days will be al
lowed for notes with approved endorser, By order
Of the proprietor,
HERON, SLVTO.N & Co.
February 8. So.-tds
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January so.
IT, CHANCERY.- Mathews Com,

I'm CHANCERY.- Mathews Co,---1
p Court, the hday of November. 1915. ouhSy
Nm. ihlisS jr. ami Margaret his .rse, C,mnJ,;,
gcnn Mari Aachs,n, John Macheni, Sarah 5nn a
rinistr@rir efTAonas Maeis7 dereossd soroS 81, q
and Jon DE- Jarvis, Srr.g and Committee Of ne leSh
Mary Mahco', deceased, and also e csotr IF - sme
en-, deeeased, "nasinistcrtd by Mary Mch7n s se
III ,,f;nj,,, soh ,Y,, ~ Dcftnants
not having entered her appearance and gi,, ser. "
coTig the aetoi Assembly and the rules Of dis w. =
anu ang To the satisfaction ofthe that the ~
OF the plaintiffs by their COUNSEL his O,tlcrc NJ mot
said defendant doappcar hqe the first day of MA
next and answer the bin of the plaintiffs and tha, o mi
this order BE- forthwith inserted in sone ,ws,ansr eul
ei IA the city of Riclmon for two month, P"oha
ty. A Copy-Terc. " "'is e,ri
JOHN PATTERSON C.. ~
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NOTICE.

4 Hereby forwarn all persons from put
~ ting any hacking loading board m, Boats. unless by
my CONSENT as NIL be responsible for die
loss sustained goods entrusted to nay wa,ern,,u.
SAMUEL Stokes.
January %, S2-4w
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g. Ihc Edi'ors9 The Lynohbtng Prefg and Petersburg
IFegeipeT ,9eted,o publish inc a5o1e ad,er4ise,,e,
e'cry l6iiof nHri The aTy oale and tr,.so Ieir mr.
comp, n fls CfToe for bgrinienf. "
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.9nsther Extract from tie same dated
poRT MAUoN Dgc 1919

PoRT MAHON, Dee r 1915
" Not single vessel has catered or lelt the port
since cnr arrival except The scbr Hornet to France
Tor Clothing for the squadroq, and the I'm Adams
to Leghorn, with Major Barney. The Commn-
dore sails with the United States and Ontario to-
morrow or next day, for Car,hagena to ascertain
the situation Of the Algerine brig andif possible to
have her released, which affords at best but doubt
tuIopportunity OF writing to America
Our contemplated trip to Messina has been CIV
en- np, as the winter has set in, and have already
experienced considerable bad weather, and our
Shiprequires many repairs. Orr crew is now EN-
poyed in assisting the Spaniards to complete a
Spanish three decker for sea- which is now in dock
to make room for our ship to heaye ont. And cap
tam Sordon is more anxious TO repair the shin i'm
media'ely, TO enable him TO be ready in the
spring, IN case the relieving squadron comes out
early.
6 We could not possibly have hit upon a more
convenient rendezvous in the Mediterranean The
harbor is by far The best VIC have seen, and the Co
vernon extremely friendly and accommodating. -
lie has already furnished us with store houses and
very extensive building for hospital, and has Of.
Tered us the use oithe dock yard, (which is a very
line one) or any conyeniences the port affords We
shall commence getting the ship ready in day or
two.
We had as well be out of the world. as
IN Fort Mahon for news of any kind as there is b.
little trade to this place, and that only in the sum
mer season 50 tlat cannot give you the least Eu
rop, an news"
CT letter lin the Enquirer of the stl,j from
an officer in our squadron, dated the 18th Decem-
Der, states has belief that the brig is given up.
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'fessrs. Jamss We6b, jr. and John TgeJb.

-hessrs Jdnss Ue6b, .jr and John Tpe55.
bE pleased to take notice, that on the 18Th dsv
. OF April next, at the dwelliag-honse of Mr.
James Booker, in Shenandoah county, shall pro.
coed to take the deposition of Mrs. Anna Becker
and on the 2sth day of April next, at my own ,wel
ihg-house, in king Queen county, I shall proceed
TO take The dispositions OF Mrs Eliza r billiard aud
others, TO be read in evidence in suit, tependirr
IN The court of chancery, directed by law to he bo
en- fredericksburg, in which I am plaintiff, and
James Webb, ir. administrator Of Francis Webb
deceased. and James Webb, jr. and John Webb.
Jo'nt heirs of Francis Webb, James Allen, IT. ard
Benjamin Halle, are Naturalization, James
Webb, jr. and John Webb, residing ont of he
Commonwealth of Virginia, and having no agcnt
or attorney within the same. to whom notice can
DC Delivered. JAMES WEBB.
Febrmdry l.. S6-gv47vs
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The editors Of the Baltimore American have been
iaVoured with several numbers OF the " Royai ca
zeffe DHayh" the last OF which is OF the ALI of ia.
nuary
Itappears by those papers that the first of Janu
sy the day allotted Tor the celebration Of the An.
IlycTsary OF the Independence of King Henry l. and
OIL ma loyal aud most faithful subjects, at Sans Sou
cl'
On the eve Of that day, rs we'd as at the dawn of
the morrow voliies OF artillery were discharged. il
honor OF the day OF Independence. Ats O'Clock.
the grand DiSnltaries ofthe Kingdom repaired to
tue palace oil las Royal Highoess the Prince ROYAL
geneialts'Ino OF the army the troops commanded
by his Royal Bighness were formed aud had The
Declaration Oi Independence, MS well as the urocls.
nation Of the King, reati to them-al.er which the
arre.echoen with the shouts OF" Five le Ri TiUe
Ia Lberfep
This ceremony over, his Z. II. with his retinue
repaired to the palace of his august father to present
hlin liS most respectful homage the respective
D'S,aries, as well IS the civil and other officers
we've introduced by the grand master Of ceremo-
h'cs' IN the great Saloon. Shortly after lis males
y appeared with the queen, the prince ROYAL and
the princesses royal.
Nj. Barren Dessaline5, NJ or General and the Or
gan OF the Dgn'taries, then respectfully advanced
and addressed his M.jrsty fills address and die
sng answer would occupy about one column of
ths Paper-th.y arc both we'll worded but ben.
repiete with usOfne Affiliations are little calculated
toplease disintertsted American rcader--ipya,,
Mtor.l
Ills Majesty on the ist OF January addressed
procamalonto his people, congrstulatng them on
the happy epoch, &c which would occupv alouf
three columns Of tits paper 1t is in the lands of
our translator, aud should nothing Of greater import
como to band by the time its translation is conpete
It will be given.