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NIayaO.

UpUFfALOE SPRINGS, JTeckLe5iJmrg C0uHty.-I he
- subscriber hereby informs his friends and The pub
lie. that he still keeps House Of Entertainment at this
desirable watering place, and hopes the increased celeb
rty 0f the water, aud his eXertiOns to please. will en-
snre hma portion of public patronage. Those who may
b. nscquenied with the qualities of the water may rest
assured that they viii find ii ecacious la The cure OF in
icImien and remittent billions feveTs, acute fheGma
usn ain from syphylitic complaints glandJla obsituc-
iou5, aud Is Of peculiar efficacy In diseases of the skin
and eyes II has been Of great service 10 several
who appeared have been hectic by speedily
restoring their strength HypOchondricai and hys;cr
cal rdsts are much benefited. In fine. from the sensible
effects Of this Water the nesnes, pores AID Kidneys
H mustbe useful ~ very many Of those disorders which
have T years banned sill and rendered life fk
fhs wafer was, during the last wuter, analysed
by ~. Coz Of philadelphia and although IL had been
much exposed before 1t reached there aud 81 con
sequence have lost some ofs qualities the result proves
that he foregoing description % It's virtues, as far
GOES Is unquesuonaby correct. In consequence Of the
scarcity and high price Of grain &c the subscriber
reluctantly compelled to raise the price OF Keeping a
Heretofore; children and servants half price persons
siGyng less than week will be charged ~ IS per day
To- board aud - or horse. lie as extensive pas
vel enclosed, immediately at the spring for the
Of posc VII may think proper pasture their h0rs
prc.hase grain for themselves IN the neighbofhOOd
s icrhonse Is we'll filled, and he hatter5 himself he
s prepared Go accommodate those who may during the
fuure months fc.ort ihitor for the seneht Of their
health, OF dlnuscnlest, Ia an agreeable mauaeI.
JOSEPH F. SPEED.
May II. 6--wSw
FssOn SALE. Thsi yauahic farm. about one mile from
Oh bowling Green iu The county Of Caroline. ca led
hDdNh5 QU.fRTbR, containing between n aud
1000 acfsslnut of d. 81 Arcd those inclined TO pur
cnase. viii eio iu tI term % Col. A. Richie, OF IS
eN blythe ist OF iaiy tstng thc prices they wil'ng
to give and tActcs " payr entlhy desire These pre-
p0tiion8 Will bc a-isd Oh a July by ne Subscriber.
ARcu'D. L. BUFFIS,
EQuscf-I oicn, St0les
Comtg, nc
April5 I00-tf
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.Inne 3.

~ CHaNcBRY.-Ata CoortheId for Abenarle Coun.
Z IS tie 5th day ofMay, 1917.
Matthew Rodes Ptaintl6.
AGAINST
James Cemmaud and Henry Smith, DCfealants.
This day came the complainant aforesaid, b. bis az
torney aud the Defendants not having entered their ap
peaace and given security according 10 the Act Of As
semay and the Rules Of this Court, and happening 10
the satisfaction of the Court that the Defendants are
not inhabitants of this commonwealth ON the motion
of The complainant by his counseiH Is Ordered by the
Court That the said deendantsdo appear be.
Monday in August next and answer the bill Of
the complainant and thaa copy Ofhs order forthwith
inserted IN some public newspaper printed in the City
OF Richmond for two months lively, that ano-
theT copy ofts order be posted At The front door the
courthouse of this county for the length oftime
Copy TeSte,
ALEX. GARRETT, c. c.
May 30. 7-WSw
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\ conformity with Deed of Trust from Robert Cow.
ley to the subscriber hearing date 18th day A-
gust 1916 and admitted To record in the Office of
musings Court for the City of Richmond the 18th
August ls6-Will he sold to the aighcst bidder at
public auction on the premises, AT O'Clock in the after
noon OF Monday the 23d day of june 1917 for ready
money part OF halfacre lot known in the plat of said
CITY by the number 6i5begnning the upper corner
OF saa Lot, and binding the between the
ana Lots No 6i6and 66i and running the street
~ feet, making 5,iS1 square feet.
lOp & COPELAND.
Acting Trustee only, the title vested in me as SUCH
win be conveyed.
WILLIAM C. PENDLEToN Trustee
june 8. S--wtds
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RYRp's wAREHoUSE.-on Friday morniur, the
- iS'h current, at II O'clock will he sold AT Auction
on the premises on credit of a. IL and IL months
nunbef of LOTS immediately in the neirhbo Of
Bahs OF ths United States being part of that known
ground whchwas formerly the site OF Byrds Warehouse
Negotabe notes, with approved endorsers and Deeds
of rust will be required usual; the two last po,
Bearing interest nom the day of sale.
THOMAS TAYLOR
WILLIAM MURPHY
SAMUEL SCOTT
JAMES BROWN, in.
June y. S--tds
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Mr.. Love having stated, that he has had
the modification TO hear that reports have
been circulated that he intended TO demand
an eSorbitant price. on exchange, for his Law
Ter wheat ON his motion, IL was
Resoired unanimously, as the opinion OF this
meeting. thatit would be improper, and might
Justly be deemed illiberal, in those who have
been so favored. TO be possessed of a spe-
ces of wheat satisfactorily shewn to resist the
ravages of the hy, TO require of such OF their
less Fortunate fellow citizens as are DESTROYS of
obtaining seed, price for it beyond an equal
exchange, and 4 fair compensation III addition,
for the risk and trouble of getting ont their
crops in the summer season; aud that from
these considerations the price required by "a
ny member of this meeting shall not exceed
| the v~lue (when price is agreed on, or ex-
| chance, when eXcharge is made of one bush
! el and an half Of common wheat for one of
! the Lawlcr wheat.
| Resslcsd, That the foregoing proceedings 81
certificates be transmitted TO the editors of the
! National intelligenccr aud Richmond En-
| QuiTeT for publication.
! MARTIN MADDUX, Sec.
| w. s. MOONEY, Clerk.
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TWENTY DOLLARS Re2eavd.-I Runaway from The
Fails Of RoanOake abont the LIST inst. mulao man
called BILLEY ROSS, belonging to the Roanoke Nayi-
CATION Company, supposed to De -emty-fve years old
Ave feet ten inches high thick lips hiskeTs and down
look He raised by Ambrose white Of Hanover va
and has wife at Major Thomas Siarkes Of Hanover i'm
whose neighbOurhOod tits probable he is lurking. The
above reward, with all reasonable expences will he paid
for delivering the said fellow Major Cadwallader Jones
near the Falls Of RoanOake the subscriber in the
town ofHaaY NJ c. or ten dollars for securing him in
jai! DO that he can be got again.
RI. JOHNSTON, C2erk
to the Roanoke Nay. C0mpany.
April Is. II2tf
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MILLER wooDsoN, IN. n. c.
.tuDe .. S-1-g,st
lime 9.

T6'WHNrI DOLLARS REWARD.-Deserted on the
2 2Gth inst. from the U. s. Arsenal, lanes River
near Richmond, Letcis SnpsOA and Joseph RGuGE, of
the Ordnance Department.
SIhPsONwas enlisted at Washington. 18th July 1910
for the term of i've years and Is by occupation Tailor
aged q years fee O. inches high light complexion
grey eyes, brown hair, AID born in fredericksburg
Va.
JOSEPH RAVAL was enlisted 4 Labourer, 18th Nov.
1910 for the term Of fige years aged 81 feet 81 inches
bigh dark complexion dark eyes dark hair born in
the county OF Cambridge, England.
Tie above reward will be given for their apprehension
or ten dollars for either and all necessary expenses paid
10 be delivered at this post, any other military post
In the United states.
J. LIVINGSTON, 1t. Of
Ordnance, commanding.
.Inne 3. S-wfg
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June 3.

TWENTY DOLLARS observation-disclosures, ON the aih
INST. from the Subscriber, living NewCantcn,
IN BUCKINGHAM county, a negso fellow. by STE
PiEN tie is tall black has short hair good house
servant and apt to stuter while under strong emotion
any KIND. lie carried with him much clothing and Is
expect, lurking IN or about Richmond, having been
hill.
The above reward win be paid for The delivery OF said
iehow TO me- or for the secuIemen Of him in jail that
se' MN a"aln. SMITH PAYNE.
p $ Said fellow has wife at Col. WIN. Mayo's near
Richmond
March .. lOI-tf
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TNCHANCERY.-At Court held for Cumberland coun-
4 ty, the 21th day of April 1917.
Charles Lee f,yn;.s.,-

ii
a ~ the 18th day of April lsi7.
Charles Lee, Plaintiff
AGAINST
Josiah wright and VIM Wright in right Of himself and
as eSor- ofsamuel wright, VINO eX'or. Of Thomas
wright Isaac Stephens aud Mary his wife, Charles Car
Ter aud SuseE1a his wife. vn Lyon and PATSY his
wife, VIM. Glenn and Elizabeth his wife, James Heb
son ana John HOleman, jr. DefeRddRtS
THE Defendants Isaac Stephens and Mary his wife
Charles Carter and SRsaunab his wife, Benjamin Cuns
and Sarah his wife, VIM. Lyon and Patsy his wife, JOSH
ah Wright and VIM Wright, in right of himself. and as
execntor ofBamue Wright, who of Thomas
Wright not having entered their appearance and given
security according 10 the Aci of Assembly ana the Rules
othis Court and appearing to The satisfaction Of the
Court that they arc rot inhabitants of this Common
Westh-On motion of the Plaintiff, by his Attorney, IL
Is Orderef, That they appear here before July
C0nri next, and answer The PLAINTIFFS bill and That copy
81 this order be forthwith inserted in some one OF
the newspapers printed in the City of Richmond
for two months successfully, and another copy
posted at the front door of the CoHrtHO ofths cou
y.
Copy. 2sSfe,
MILLER wooDsoN, IN. n. C.
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AfIrCIC

MUSIC.
4 gentleman of the name Of Smith, OF the
opera house, London, advcrtiSes four new in
venti0as
seven strirsed violin.
An invention by which lady performs the
most difficult pieces of music on two violins at
the same tme--or on a violin aud violincello, or
ona violin & piano forte.
IN invention by which four persons at
the same time, perform piece of music on one
violin
cd infve treble sets, upon which five persons
perform at the same time.
The Tribunal of Correctional Police of Pa
+ ris was occupied on the 10th ofApril last, with
the trial of person named Maubreuil who
has been three years in prison without trial
| lie had been employed in 1914 by the Provisi-
| ona Government, ON kind of mission to reco-
| yer the crown jewels, which it was alledged
Buonaparte. or some his precious family had
| stolen. In his CuiXotick career he met the
| eNqueen of Westphalia, Jerome Buonaparte's
| wife, making all haste through France to OBJ
| tain an asylum. Her trunks were literally
bursting open with Jewels, gold and silver col
| mage, and other valuabtes, not belonging TO
| the French, but to the Westphalian nation
| Upon these Maubreuil seized, and appropria-
| ted them to himself On his arrival at Paris.
| ne sunk the jewels in the Seine, where they
were accidentally found by a fisherman Maui
bronil was taken up Immediately; but from
| some cause or other not brought to trial till
the other day. His conduct was so incoherent
that the court humaney allowed him eight
days more to prepare himself, and recommen-
| dod him TO employ counsel.
tfs5 -
| NOTiCE.A Petition will be presented to the next
General Assembly of Virginia, PRAYING for the pas
saGeof Law prohibiting Pedsrs and others from auc
toreeng Goods, Wares and Merchandise at the differ
ent County Courhonses aud other public places in
country throughout the State ofVirgina
By stmd'y Merchants.
June 3 S-rs,r~
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ISAAC FOSTER.
Nav 99 JSJ7


I obtained!rom my neighbour, James Law
Ter, in the fall of 1871, half 6ushel of wheat.
of which he brought the seed from Chester
county, Pa. on account of its resisting the
Hessian fly. sowed il in November and raj
sed seven and half bushels, which / sovged
in 1912, and raised one hundred and ten, and
since continued to sow said wheat: nv cToos
last year and this are entirely of that kind I
would sow no other, being satisfactorily con
yuced from experiment and observation. that
the fly would not affect il. believe said wheat
is of superior quality to any raised in this
neighbourhood for some years as Il proof
Mr.. Love gave me for my last crop barrel Of
-four, in the hundred bushels, more than for
other wheat, and told me Notwithstanding Ills
profits were more than they we're in the red
wheat also. lately sent nine bushels ard
three pecksby measure, weighing AT tie mill
ten bushels md twenty six pounds. had il
ground for family use, from Which got. after
tie common toll, the tenth, was taken, four
hundred x fiity-iour pounds Of excellent 1our.
Said wheat las not been injured since raised
It by any disaster, except thc second crop in.
iHred little by rust, as was my crop Of other
wheat the same year.
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f1Nchi0HN, hhsttY mus. NM %.
Having been, during tire last and present
year. principal miller ia Mr.. Loves mills. c,g
ed Kinsley, I herebycertify that I have grou..I
during the past season, Upwards of five thou-
sand bushels of the LAWYER wheat, ard for Tie
portion of il ground for others have given an
the rate of2l barrels ofsuperhne aOurfor each
one hundred bushels and am Satisfied n
better profit has been made on that thaufhe
average fred wheat. ground az tic rate of 20
barrels ofsuperhHe ionrto the hundred bush
ella. and that il viii yield as much homras auy
white wheat ] have ever ground ia havfrr
been mixed with red wheat as ii came iuto
the mill, cannot state what was the product
on the whole, bus I think 30 has exceeded
1875 lbs of -four foi four busho is2Oibs Of .rhcqf
William Huuton ateiy brought ten brsrcl.
and twenty six pounds. it was prepared for
family use and particularly well cleaned. no.
necessary 60 be screened or famed fcranno
10 after taking tol! tenth, and riat remain.
ed produced two barrels, Ofiei ibs. each, and
siNty two pounds Of supolfnc tour.
WIN.
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HUANiEI--about one OF Ttro Jh0Ns0vs gJ0itgre o,,
" Loan liberal interest and tie best secrgity cs
be ohtained.-Apl1y at this Ogice.
May 10. . a.
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MUSEUM,

ION IRENfPIIOL yQT14RE)
or forward any thing that will add to the collection
February 6. ae-wtf
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Tie letter from Adair to Jcclson.
New-Orieans, March 20, 1915.

4 sense of duty 70 my country,
and TO the corps with which Immediate
ly served, during the late periIous cam
paign under your command has induced
me TO Law before Won The following state
ment of facts, which cannot becontrover-
ted.
Late on the eveningof the 9TH January,
received an order from the adjutant- ge-
neraiS Office, to send 400 men from gen.
ihonas,s DIVISION, under a proper officer,
who was directed 10 march them np The
river 10 the city, where he would receive
arms for the men, cross the river. and
place himself under thc command Of zen.
Morgan. This order was given 10 col.
Davis at7 O'Clock, who immediatelS mar
cbed The number OF men ordered 10 the
city, where about 200 of ihrm were fur
nshed with Indifferent arms Ike remain
der, who could not be armed i'm any vav
returned to their camp. Col. Davis eros
sed the river in the night, and reached
gen. Morgan camp ST 4 O'Clock I'M the
morning of The Sih. lie was Immediate
~ ordered TO march Down the river until
he mel the enemy---io attack him. and II
compelled by numbers, to retreat He
was 10 dispute every inch of gyoGnd back
10 The generals bTCast-WOik. This order
f'PH - NNfCh W tfls lldfiS I'D lis lttifSf
extent. I1c met The enemy al the dis
iarce of half or half or three curriers' of
2 mile from the bTcastwork and altho'
deserted by maj. Amos command with
whom he was To- act,) he formed his men
| in ihe open field, attacked the cneigv. <.
fired from three 10 FIVE rounds, and re-
treated under a heavy fire, after ba,ipe
received al order from the generals aid
to do so-his men stilI returning the FIRE
OF the enemy, who pressed him until he
| passed The brcasfwOrk. The above state
ment IS fully proven by the testimony o..
mai. Brown, (aid TO Gcn. Morgan j by
mai. Tessicr, Of the ouisiana ljfia. bv
mai. johnson and pr. Hamilton. No
blame, no ceusgre. could possibly be al
! iached To tie kentuckia0s in this affair
| Col. Davis, on passing 10 The rear ofth,
| breastwoTk. was again ordered nv gen
Inorganic ini1uliis corps (o,g 40 sf,onc
on tlc right OF iac Louisiana militia who
500 strong, and supported bv The ar
ill'ery, werf p"stcd belinda hreastWork
finished, and cstendns 200 wards ont n
night angles from iis. river. Col. DAVE,
command at 40 men were, agreeable :,
the generals order. formed. or roibpr
stretched along ditch from the ,ioht @
the breastwork. occupying q space al ~,
wards. In this weak, defenceIees sitna5i
on, they received the af:sck Of The e,e
| my in front TIL. ko,,4,,. 80 4
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T. CH3NcfRI.-i'n ted STATES Court. rifh c,rru,,
= and Nilnnia Di''lct, Dee.i7, 1910.
th"inaS ~ E"tir ad'ninistiaor. de hon~ rou Of IN
scph smith, deceased, and ofJokn Smith dscrasel,
o.,. Ptvia,Y
Aaiiin earke aud Thomas cregg executors Of sanpet
Sist, Martin peskes aud Warg lis "a ,fe ls,e go s
dctson. and BENJAMIN Tofr yye,.,.d, -"
81, ne us'thuahis Martin Pe2rkcs and rhou,as q, sog
The executors 81 samuel Cist ras to lor, ts 80, ~
a"ie" by his dcshJ not being iutahants 81 tins lie
let on the nioihnot The plaintiff rs counsel u d,
VIeefcN. lhat the SAID defcnfpnts do 1orear here an
Gay ~ tht next term and shsx csnsc IL anv ,bsr
car" WY This s' shonid stand end r.. rcc;vcd e.t
proceeded 10 against fhrp ~ executors aftees.S .d
Wat copy Of his order BE ferthr,fi inee,,i -;
ncN-L1lcI nLLnlch In The ell. L. p ---
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Extract from TIE le,fcr Of Sen. Adan IL
Gcp. Shelby, datcl
" Nev-Orleans, April 10. ISIS.

Sev-Orleans, April 10, 1915.
sendyou tie copy of letter wrote
to Gen. jackson, and his answer; these
papers speak for themselves. Will only
observe, ihati is not my wishto censure
or defract from any description of troops
but il is due TO the Nentuckians. 10 re-
move f.om thcm improper or unIustccY-
sures, and TO give them credit for the ser
vices they have really performed. viii
take with me 10 Kentucky, u certified CO.
py OF the testimony taken before the
court of enquiry. and the opinion oftliat
court, and deposite il in the Office Of
state
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Sentence Of tic Ceurtof Eiqa;~,.
Head Quarters, 7il Military District, d.
,t9jutan, Generals Office, =
y. O5ioaaS. Feb. 1914, 1915. ,
GENERAL ORDERS.


GENERAL ORDERS.
Alta court of enquiry convened ut this
place, ON the 9th inst. of which Mai. Gen.
Carroll is President. the military conduct
of Col. Davis, al Kentucky militia, and
Coils. Dion and Cavallicr, OF i.ouisiana
militia, III tie engagement OF The Sih of
January last, on the west bank OF the II
yer mississippi, were investigated. The
court, after mature elaboration. is of o.
pinion, that the conduct OF those gentle
men in fIie&ction aforesaid. aad reteet
on the St!, Of Iannary, on the western
bank OF the RIVER Mississippi, Is notrePre-
hens'ble. The causes OF the retreat, the
court attributes 10 the shameful flight Of
the command of Major Arno, sent TO OPP
pose the landiDg ofthe enemy. The re-
treat oftlIe Kentucky militia, which, con
slderIng their position, the deficiency of
their arns, and other causes, may beck
cusabIe, and The panic and confusion intro
duced Into every pafl Of the line, thereby
occa Sioning the retreat and confusion of
the Orleans and Louisiana militia. Whilst
the court found much 10 applan,. iii the
zeal and galianiry ofthe officer ihlmedi-
atrly commanding, they believe hat a fur
tier reason Ofthe retreat, may be found
IN The manner in which the force was
placed on the line, which they consider
eXceptionabIe The commands OF Co.'s.
Dion, Cavalier and Desflueit, compos-
ing 5G0men, supported by 5 pieces of ar
tillery, having in front strong breast
work, occupying spaceo only 20C wards
whilst the Kentucky militia, compos-
ing Col. Davis's command, only 40
strong, without artillery, occupied more
than 300yardS, covered by small ditch
only.
The Major General approves the pro-
ceedingS of the court Of enquiry, WHICH is
hereby dissolved
BY command,
Ii. CROTARD. Ast. Adj. Gen.
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court, hnwever. merely pronounced tic
kentuckiaus excasabie which being
deemed unsatisfactory, gen. Adair again
pressed ile subject on Tie commander
in chiei, tnd al last cbfaiacd I dry, re-
iuctaHt sentence Of Classification. The de
i,cliu,enf dif III. q; icost. tiiot could be
expected fr0,s, fcane ,nc1, itsit WAS nor ess-
titled to the praise OF uncommon Stii.a-
try" Kist. Z. lV.-pgge SIG.
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sat,.H,iA,NscgKRYllwanna County Court. rebruary
-''se CUMBERLAND, Piuintig
STen NJ seay, George 2. Sutherland and Rebeccs seay
rs. NtfcUg0hfs.
AZ 1ey camethe rlaHtiHhy bis counsel and TIE de-
49,. warren ". ScSy not haenq entered his appear
go s''cn secn'ir according 10 Tie act Of Assembly
ho 80 "i Tvs Hni a tap,rsgiagfo tie Court thar
|af "dani Warren ~. Seay not an inhaniiant
~ 60 uiin9iNesi ~, fhe motiou 0f the pantT by
= nsei, ~ IS p,cfcfr asf Ordered That tr said
V-li ~" appear h"reon lbr iilsf d9y 81 Nav cYnrf
80 diswer the plaiuiif hiii aud traf . copy Of
IA ia pe i"rthH ~ inserted IN sslns jew Dsacf pr,r
so,,i 'ie Guy 81 Richmond, aud c0DtiHred ior two
snccessivcly apd also anobcr con, thereof most
nov, esor 81 che c'afthorss cfthis sorsty.
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lnuI
District, the 18th day Of Feb'y iet7
Hc"'en 7. Taylor, er'or d James 7aytsy, aec'd, -
- Plaintiff.
fnre caftnriie Noorc Wdo'r n Yob- s. HToere a,ee
George ~ oJaoR PdVSie. Tho7pso0 pvTligp, nm, C;r
hgriHc hfy NC, forme,y Moore. Uafsos p4,i
drI9ef mi ~ s0j'M his rsife. (0yircrIy uoo-e
,prsgir P9n:rs onf n'yofica $. his uifc, former.
" More, RoyeJf -. Uo're .Iobr $ More JTfjy,d
aiooyc. Ccorre N1re Bern0rd Moore uni V,i51
r.ct u1re, eti-i s7if tufhariac E1i.gjeth. mr.,
tas1 ho,crt y mn, s., 5NidreL, Gcorgc ger
n"rda7d Netag"ist. orctkifa5es. Mrs mi 6isf,.i
g,It's u Jat" s. sooyc, dec. ana .f1lsc Cafhariae
~, defendants.
The .nbpg70 an rccircvfGn, It ycsosr5cn1r,a A.
Naiaea m thi ce no, having been Returned executed
h ne defendants Robert ID. Moore and John S soore
'nd tHcy not having entered their appearance aud ryeB
security according % The act nf issriy ard The rules
oihi. court aud !: Appearing by satisfactory evidence
tNat ihcy are bot inhabals ~ his country n A. Or
drTTd That 'c said defendants Do snte.r here n, to
hst dayofhc nest Iue and answer the bill nj te
plaintiff and shcg cause. ans they can ayair.t Tho
t.yvH ~ hr 'ail process songht and that cop cfihs
order he orhwit. nssried u s,apcy ,igif;sb
90 IN he ycf Richmond for tive fa,ths ,,c esi,e
city. ' " NV s-'u
Copy, T6',c. We. W. HyNlNo. c. r..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01
A. pLEAsANTs, SRI
y Ns 4. s NIGnohas. Trustees.

AVh SO.E--That valuable plantation in Brnnswitk
" cOHnty. Va. the former residence nf Wni. Ruliiu
80. Immediately ON HE road leading from Petersburg to
atren,on, North Carolina, and neatly central has
.oou dwelling house, with six f0ouis, passage, aid All
sou scres.
more detailed account is declined unnecessary as
one WI! purchase without ~ viewing tue premises
~ ita lhe a.lonnt will ne received in Young nsgr0es
NV III iesidue ~ two annual payments The subscriber
htDedt brunswick comfy court In april next whclc be
Ne seen by any person desirors ownna hc above
'te.y; previous 20 which lime application mag he
r"s's TO MN, by letter, at Raleigh, n. G..
No.. Ro5ert r. Rg6n.
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