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DISTRICT OF aoLupB1,

~ VIII SGIN
ounty OF Alexandria, to Wit: NJ.
ber Term. 1916.
IN CuANCERY.
Colin Aud, complain tn,--agr;ry
'ohn Mills, junior, NobIet Herbert,,.
Alexander Basso.t, def's,
The defendant John Mills. june, ,, .
having entered his appear ice anl ,i, ",'
,ecurity according to the statute apI 4.
ules Of this ceart, and it appearing :
II. satisfaction of the court upon siS5,
it, that the said defendant John NEa,
,Dior, is not an inhabitlnt of thi d.
let: on motion OF the cOmpla nant +,
nj. counsel, it is ordered, that the 81
defendant John Mills, JUNIOR. do aI,.,,
here on the first day of ADril tern a,,,
md enter his appearance to the suit al
gise security for perfor un'g the deere,
IF the court ard that the otter d lend
ants Noblet Herbert and Alexander b.,
got. do not pay away, convey or secrets,
the debts by them owing to, or the eta.
or effects in their hands belonging 70 Il.
said absent defendant John Mills. iurir,
uatil The farther order or decree OF tAs
court AID that copy Of this order b
forthwith published for two months SUI,
cessively in one of the public Newspapers
published in this county, and tia, ana,
ther copy be posted at he front door VI
me court house of said county.
Copy-Teste.
g. DENEA..E. c. 6.
January % laN2m
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QUIGLYs
Burr Mill Stone Mandatory.

1NHE subscriber has received larg
1 supply OF BURR BLOCKS dire
from France, and has commenced maklnt
Burr Mill Stones, at his hop, upper en-
# King street, near the store OF NJ
lanes Anderson, where he an on sho
aotice, furnish Stones of any size. wa
anted equal to any in the Uniteo State
and on the most reasonable terms.
Michael cuisly.
april E -
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SHOES.
S & . REED

TIVE Just received FRESH seP'
III PLY o. SHOES, consisting OF the
iolIo ng lads:
100 pnr ladies' Morocco slips
$50 20 do do with heels
$50 do kid slips at 81 81 per pair
so do Ma DO with heels 81 50
500 d quality b',ek uoroec" shoes
500 do colored do do
$50 misses Morocco slips
500 de- leather shoes
500 ehildreu's do do
soa do Morocco do
500 msn's bound do
500 do coarse do
500 boys dc do
The above being purchased of the ma
puracturers, enables US 10 sell on very
acce.um dating terms.
Country me, chants can be supplied at
Che lowest Philadelphia and Baltimore
prices. q.
March s soot
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W HIokEY.

LIIrDSAF Y HILL,
Have just received and Offer for sal.
barrels rceu6sd Whisksy-sld.
Fsbruary7 I
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Merchants Bank Paper,
ut FIFTY Cents for the Dollar
Viii b. received in payment tor Tick
cts in The Potomac AMI shenandoah l.O
'ery, if applied tor soon.
r GRAY.
January 81
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John Neili,

Defendants.
The defendants, Ma,v Bushb,, sna
'pnaihan Roberts and Z zabelh b, via,
',eyeriy Waugh, aud Catharine his vilc,
Nary BuShby and Joseph Bushty, Mt
'pvng entered their appearance AID
wing security according to the status
nd the rules of this court, and il oppe4'.
g to the satisfaction of the court uvVa
afIidayit, that the said defendants Mary
iushby and Jonathan Roberts, and bis
wife. Beverly Waugh, and Catharine BIS
wife, Mary Bushby and Joseph l'usrbF
t,e, not inhabitants Of this District; 10
motion of the complainsnts by their ccUa'
sci it is ordered that the said defendaH<
Mary Busbby, widow. and Jonathan H.
lerts, and Elizabeth his wife, Bcyery
Waugh and Catharine HI, wife, jsy
Bushby and Joseph Bushby. do appear
here on the first day OF April term next,
and enter their appearance to tne suit
and give security Tor performing the d.
cress OF the court, and that the Ctner &c.
PENDANT. Jchn Neil, do aot pay away,
convey, or secrete, the debts by them
owing to, or the estste u etect' in hl'
sands, belonging to the I'D absent Do
PENDANTS Mary 1lshoy an Jonathan Ra'
berts and Elizabeth his wife, beverly
Waugh and Catherine his vile. Mary
BushDy and Joseph Bushty, until the
further order or decree Of this tocrt,
and that copy Of this order be tortG"'h
published for two months successneIl
N one OF the pubic newspapers llt!sA.
ed IN this county, and thot sBcrhe' c"Py
be posted at the front door vi the Couf
tiuuse OF said county.
A copy--Test'
u. DENEALE.. G. c.
January 90 lawn
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XgGifSt
Mary Bushoy widow and1
Roberts and Elizabeth his
,ife, Beverly Waugh and
Catharine his wife. Mary
.iuShoy, &Jo.eph Bushby, I'm CiaHcar;
heirs Of William Bushby,
deceased.
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district of Columvla.
County OF Alezandris to vi:
ovembcr term, 1916.
The Common Council Of Alexsl dra.
Complaint,
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TO RENT,

The large and con-, aodious tree story
Brick Warehouse, uo~ in the posses 70"
of Dodge md KsttelI. lower end = ArS
street. Possession may br had the GOA
of February next. Apply 10
Griffith and BrSaBrr.
December s, iaH
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NOTICE.
Fire Insurance Company Of .ileran'
GIiu,

IUsUTdHC6 UIUCt, DdTCn TO, Ioh-
THE Stockholders in this institution
IRE hereby notified that tEcy are reqD"ed
10 pay at this Office, an u-laIment st one
IolIar per share ON each share oi stock
effectively heId 10y them, on or before
The 9Th day Of May mex.
Bs order Of the President & pirec.
TORS.
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IN CUANCERy

ounty OF Alexandra, to Wit No-,-
ben Term. IS,6 N.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-14

fact may be, YOU vii. he able 10 ascertain
BY the date OF The powers Il the powers
have been sent, (unloss, indeed, very late
iy,) II is surprising that Mr.. Cevailos a.
not earlier communicate the measure (;
me.
The observations, which made e.
Mr.. Ccyal!os, as to my own powers TO ne
goiiaie, and my proposal Ola special com
mission these Wer.. intended rather H..
test his sincerity, tlan TO alter his pro-
iessed plan. 1 sad only what, under such
circumstances, it had been cNtraordinar,
To have omitted my earnestness natural
~ resulted from the position III which
was placed by the proposed measure, bu
reiraned from pushing 20 the extent, g
which they were susce ptlbie, what mig
he considered as nay own PretensionS
for, independent OF the ,ionbt IN viii n
YEAS ~ 10 the rc;i iuieEriom OF your noe
10 Mr.. OHis, or ii,al ont Of question. Of
what might best suiithe views Of govern
ment, my own de,;lded opinion was, thal
the negotiation might be carried on 10
much greater advantage, and brought ;oa
conclusion much more cxpcditiouslv al
Washington thdu here ;not only because
IT would be in much ADLER hands than nv
own, bGt because Mr.. Onis is there in a
situation 20 see, and 10 feel with infinite
" more force, than Mr.. Cevalios can. in
the midst Of all his distractions here, the
real importance, nay absolute necessity
OF a speedy adjustment of our diteren-
ces. Certainly, what fell from the minis
ter tended 10 strengthen that opinion
and ii has been still further confirmed in
Il subsequent conversation. On the 2Ist
instant, having reason to believe, that he
did not intend 10 reply toany part of my
note of The 10th, Immediately called on
him | found, in fact, that The measure
which he had announced TO me, having
been definitely determined on bv the
king, he considered any further cores
pondence on The matter Us altogether SUI
pertiuous indeed, that he had hut the
most superficial, il any, acquaintance
with the contents of that note; | then
read TO him copy of it, AMI having urg-
ed all the reasons which induced me 10
wish for his answer, he finally consen-
ted TO give it now wait for that an
swer"
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DOMESTIC.
OUR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN
OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS Conclu7ed.

Extract eta letter from Mr.. Eyring, to the
Secretary Of State, dqted September %.
1916.
81 wrote TO Mr.. CevalIos, on the l3,b
instant, nste, of which The enclosed pa
per (No. y copy, inviting his attenti
on to my note of August goth; and on the
l4th INST. again waited on that minister.
Tor the purpose ofagain urging him TO re-
ply 10 my SAID note he made tie same
excuses for his delay as he had before
made"
:" On the 18th instant, received from
MIR. Cevalos a note of the same date a
copy OF IT tNo. 81 is herewith enclosed |
also submit 10 YOU Go. ~ ii copy of nv
reply, OF The 10th inst. 10 that note.
Iou will observe, sir, that under the
circumstances of the sudden and unex-
pected determination of the king, as com
iInunicated by Mr.. Cevallos, thought ii
indlspensabiy necessary, (amd my reasons
VIII, presume, be obvious 10 youO that
my answer should include all that passed
OF importance in my immediate confer
ence with that minister. | sought the in
tervIew, for the purpose OF obtaining.
promptly, explanations, which, i'm the or
binary course of correspondence. migllt
not have been given for months, Of ascer-
tanning, as nearly as might be, the real
views OF tins government in tbe measures
adopted, and, as far as possible, of GAinr
Mr.: Cevallos III direct and loyal course
III tine, OF forcing our business Oh bv one
mode or another, 10 a conclusion of some
sort indeed, 1t was impossible for me
10 90 any tllIng more than merely acknoW-
iedge me receipt ct thenote, and To trans
mu II IN course 10 NV government nm
less ] could learn whether tl,c mess,,re
winch II proposed was or was not likeIv fo
he acceptable to yoG for have not seen
your note Oi june 10, tOWhch Mr.. CeyaI.
los refers, and as tie words of his uotc
que el citado don LUIS cstmriese autorila.
90 para negOciar," are altogether cauiyo.
cdl, aud may receive either q past or III,
tire construction, | did not feel confident
that you had really invited Mr.. Onis to
send Tor powers thus, could not buf be
apprehcnsive, that the object of this oov-
ernmcut IN The mcasi.fe PROPOSED. ,as
merely 10 relieve itself from, pressure hero
to galntlme, aud indefinitely TO procrasti,
nate the settlement of cur differences
and THIS suspicion was strengthened bv
many collateral considerations
on Will perceive, sir, that Mr.. Cc-
vailos says in his note, that correspond
ent orders hars been sent 10 MIR. Onis bv
winch must understand, orders corree.
pOnd!ng 10 Tie intention Of the KING fo
satisfy the President, by conforming ,o
the desire expressed inVour note To Mr.
OniS, which must be understood 10 mean
fuli powers and yet, in conversation he
allowed that such powers had moi been
sent, and accepted OF my proposal 10
transmit them. However. this apnarenf
niscfepancc may have been mere fnadyer-
iency he may have intended dupIicatcs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-14

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ron SALE will sell
positively To the highest bidder on Thursday the
2Dth day ~; March. being the day after Poyatan court
on the premises II fair If not the next fair day that
tiiu SITUATION Prospect mr. in the county OF Puwha.
tan, whereOn now tive, containing acres, with
large convenient Gweu.housc well calculated for The
accommodation of eenteel family, with suitable aud
convenient oui-hnnses such as kitchen nursery, ice
mouse sranay sad s'uhes-a young and tourshing APP
pie orchard.
ALSo-An interest of oncsxih of arsc brick cotton
factory; with thirteen land and suitable houses
attached thereto.
Also large ANA csmniod,ous Merchant am,
running three pair sunes-in good neglborlood for
the purchasing OF wheat sud within mile. Of james
River, aud Jones' Greek constant stream This M
luabie property will be sold entire or divided in the fol
lowing manner to suit purchasers viz The dwelling
house, outhouses aud orchard with about four hundred
acres of land about 40 of which excellent meadow
land and lays south OF the Factory aud its canal.
2I0 acres northwest o the Factory and bounded the
old courthouse road BY interest in The Factory be
sold with Without this $50 acres. The mills with
miiieI's house, 3nd nay
ALSo-.iy equal nnoiety with Mr.. VIM. G. Po,au in
valuable fraet La'fd, containing ASS acres, within
Two miles OF James RIVER well known by the a,nc,
thera'tesou Tract. ON which is valuable Coal Mines
leased OIL for hepIcsen and I've succeeding years AT
~ ccs per busho for half the quantity that may he raj
sed aud carried away present worked by Mai. Hurry
ffA-the coal IS OF superior quality aud confidently he
iieyed nexhansthc.
ALSO--iiS acres Of LAND, LAYING immediately south
Of aad adjoining The PGtfeSoR Tract with convenient
dweiing-housc and 0nthouscs, with Grist 5HH on
DnioyS creek. On this tract also coal has been raised
hI large body of IT, 1t is supposed may readily he
found The lines of this tract witlsl Il few hun
Weu Ndf'lS ol the l'0ftCSOH IJNCf. These
lands will he surveyed aud plated before the day sale
To elierprizns men, those who may want handsome
and agreeable situations for family residence this pro
pert, hods out strong inducements to purchase II is
believed real estate of equal value with that now offered
for sale is rarely in market. The whole lying from
20 To % miles nom Richmond.
7ERMS-one-loGrth cash, one fonrth in co DAYS one
fourth in 100 days, and the remaining oneoMih in $50
days, for the farming lands, mills, Sc the coal pat
teson Tracp land one fourth cash g. ~ aud Is months
Credit for the baiance-A with approved endorsed re
gotiablc notes payable at either OF The Richmond Banks
with deeds nj trust Ia secure The payments.
This sale will be conducted under the management of
w Thomas T'gfor, of Richmond, commencing pre-
cisely al eleven O'Clock aud continue from day day
until all is sold.
As soon as he lands arc surveyed, the pla viii. be
left at the Office Of Messrs. Heron, SdttoR o. Rich
mOnd.
PETER DIfpTfY
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PEDRO CEYALLOS.
No. 4.
TO his ercellency Dom pedro CeuoV0s, first
h'ii1sie, Of state, Sc. &c. SC.
MADRID, Sept. 10, 1916.

Bv your exccliency's commuDi-
cation of the 18th instant, learn. that =
note from Mr.. Monroe, secretary Of state
OF tie United States, under date Of June
10Th, addressed 10 Don Louis de Onis IN
Which note the desire OF the American
government Is expressed, that the said
bon LOUIS should be'authorised TO nep0-
tiate with It, having been taken into con
sideratlon by the king, his majesty, with
view OF conforming to TIE wishes OF the
President. has acceded 20 the desire ex-
pressed ~ said note. and ff0f you hare sent
the correspondent orsieyS TO Don L0nis. ., the
e'"f, ih0i he nun iDi0'edioiciy e,,fcr into me-
gotiet'on wiH fiy Womos
received this, your eyccllency'e i'm
poriawt communication or HE day Of rs
date, but beiorc finally Acknowledging
the receipt OFT, tloushi proper 10 seek,
in an interview With yoti, such exp!aDafi-
ons as II seemed TO rCquire-f0r that ptlr-
pose, ! waited on vow on Tuesday. the
lIili instant. ! predlcaied what I then
said toyou, on The supp0sition, that the
American government might not have OK
pressed particular desireto change t,n
seat OF ncgOiiailon---butt that the secreta-
~ oi state, IN the note Of June 10Th. re.
ferred TO by yOHr excellercy, had but re-
newed the expression Of his regret. that
Mr.. Onis Should continue to urge matters
oicomPlaini, on which he had not such
full powers 20 negotiate. as lie was under
stood TO be III possession OF previous 10
his reception by the President
rs have the cOmpetentauthoyifv from
ny government 10 treat am inpossession
Oh all the documents necessary To- be re-
ieffeu to IN whatever Discussions MOS, O..
rise--as your exceIifncy if'perfecliv YER
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GEORGE w. ERvING.

Extract efG tetterf5om Mr.. E,piag 20 the
81, 1916.
You wilIperceiye, sir. by NV last com-
munlcsiion, that there is now very ! lie
probability that ] shall have occasion to
use HE ample documents with vhicd,
nave been furnished Whatever crrn.
piaints TINS government may have 10 r,ake
these originating III MIR. Onis's renorts
wlilof course be senfback TO himio f.;,-e,
weight into his negotiations. II is enIaj.
ly probable, t',at he may be Instructed 10
answer at Washington 10 whatever rcnre-
sensations ! may find it my duty TO make =
mere Tor, It IS now perfectly evident. fhst
principal motive with MIR. Ccvallos. in
removing the negotiation tcWash;u,,to,,
mas beenio get rld aitose thcr Of thcweieLf
and trouble OF 1t here, and of Whatever
belongs to, or may atv tow be count;s.
ca ia Il. hope that tins va. his onIvuh.
five. 0'|
4" see, with satisfaction. that cournote,
OF June 10 90 Mr. Nnis. does nor a,ln,;r
oi any MISREPRESENTATION than that wIicL
cobieeinraly gave 10 il IN u,y conyer.,.
fion with Mr.. CeSallos Il is very c,;.
dent, too, BY Mr.. Onis's reply of Inly Al
that he has not misunderstood YOU. .tfer
rms, IS It 10 be iuasiued, hat Nlf Cent
JOS nas fallen INTO 4 InIscouccpfou CctE
taIniY not. presume tIitn, sir Haf,X.
Will approve of my deicrmir f.. ~
make any attempt 10 alier ,fau q ..,.,..
that YOU will agree witt r
ma, ne only chance ~ lr.opt Iie.efi,t,.,n
with this government b.a
at Washington"
Ertroct Of u leiie, Om a 4l. n -,
Secretary IF ,San ,
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no. q
No. 9.
10 las crceilency Doa Ped,-o CepaHos, first
minister Of stote, &C. Sc. Sc.
MADRID, Sept. 10, 1916.

SIR,
II is my indispensable duty again
10 invite your exceiency's attention to NV
note OF August26th. The Importance and
the urgency of the matters of which it
treats will, am persuaded, sufficiently
explain my carnestness OH this occasion /;
and 1 most ardenily desire mat lhe deter
limitations of has majesty upon ii may cor
respond to the just expectations Of the A.
merican government, and lead 10 The es-
adjustment OF lasting peace and harmo-
ny between the two countries.
| renew TO your excelency the assu-
RANGES of my very distinguished conside-
ration.
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GEORGE w, IRVING.
mo. 81
no. -.
Translation efa letter from M. Ceyalios to
Mr.. Ejrimg, dated
10Th September, 1916.

SIX,
Having laid before the king a
note, under date of Tie 10th June last, adj
dress Ell by Mr.. Monroe 10 Don Louis de
Onis, in which he manlests lie desire of
his government that Mir. Onis should be
authorised to negotiate with him; his ma
jeSty has acceded TO il TO gratify the Pres
ident; and have given the correspond
emf orders TO the said Onis, to the end.
THAT lie may Immediately enter into nego
tiation with Mr.. Monroe, and employ al!
the means that are within his reach to
secure a solid and durable peace and
good intelligence bciw cen the two natl
OnS.
renew, &c.
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OND, URGLfLq, FRIDAY, MARCH A.. 49,.

t<'uhNiiuhE for S9le.--JouN ALcocK informs his
friends and the public that he has ooniincAced his
eabnet business in his old stand on toyernor,s H IN
the house OF Joseph Caiego. Esq) city Richmond
nave on hand quantity of mahogany furniture
which will sell NJ NeS-lork prices on ten per cent
lower than any made ia virginia Ladies and gentlemen
That will give cali will find niy work well made and
equal to any made the world rs il il is made md.r
my own inspection. Every attention WILDE PAID to
passing up safe, and delivering tln good order
AND Tor !Suic-Will be sold to the highest bidder
on Saturday, The 22d March next sixty seven acres
q, cAND ne The same more or less, lync in the county
o. Chesterfield aud about fourteen miles from Msncies
ter being part Of the tract known by the name OF the
no"nt formerly belonging to James Harris, dec.-The
SAFE viii ahc place the premses-and The terms are
Meive months credit, the purchaser giving bond
approved security.
By Tie Commissioners.
teo,y 20 sGtdS.
7 osT CEKTlFTCATES.-Ihe ceTii!caIeS for N. FOL
Il \ lowing Stock the Funded Debt Of the United
States owned by me, aud held in my name on the
pooss OF the loan Object Virginia, have been lost or
nlis,Sid,t to wit
No. $50 for $ 25, 81 oper cent stock.
NJ" $50 for SI25 10 DO.
No. sos for S iss Gs per cent stock
81, any person wac can give any information relative
TO- are desired To make it known said Loan ONCE 10
Wn WIN Esq of Richmond. Va. or TO the Subscriber in
pursuance of the regulations the Treasury Ueuart-
JAMES KNOX.
Quo LANDS F,r .y0ic.-Dy virtue of deed of iTTSI
~ executed to the subscribers by VIM. MCraw. aud
recorded mine County Court of Halifax the purnosc
oi securing the of certain ofnoney therein
mentioned due to Sarah Carrington John Irvine and
john II. ScottWil I've sold, the highest bidder for
cash at Halifax courthouse, Monday the 2sh day of
ApT next dbciig court day. the following tracts of
LAND, lying o. TIE State OF ohio, and Deer creek and
its branches, VIZ
One tract OF eleven hundred acres
DO DO Of three hundred and six acres.
De. do. of three hundred acTes-and
%. de. ofone hundred acres.
These lands have been lately patented in The names of
the trustees, aud will be sold 1ritkGdf reserUe.
JOSEPH ". SCOTT,
ISAAC MEDLEY, Trustees
BENZ. GREEN,
Feb'y2s. 9awzv.
EDlAiSlER OF pAGTS.-sOO tons OF the mo superior
quality, for sale, either ground i'll lump ~ the
subscribers
wooDSoN s. STAPLES.
January IN. s79aw6,y
4 AND JorS1tc---For private sale, at TnfreH FerrB
- on the James River lIUO land well ca,cu-
iaed Tor the growth of grain tobacco There are
veral good buildings this land viz. a story dwelling
mouse large stables, new tavern the a,rcn Feyry
two good sranaries good store and one half
OF tile Ferry will also he disposed of.
Terms viii be made known application 10 the Sinh
scri6er, living at H'arTeR Ferry Tarern.
JESSE E. Couch.
oaLcn .. lO0-It-
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M.esrs. IohV Fourier anil Ificauf his ViJe Ief0,f-
~ 1fUicq0f Hiiie. S1wUsf VCrGw 0aa .sot(y MS
are, Ccorgc Slfrrcr, Ncto'as Stfyrrr, a4c gcf
5hcFrcr. Nrah ShcrrfT, lfNR1 Nrriy Sisrrrr. Sc
nt"t ". U0pDrd, SqwVct LocceH uni .J1baH0o his
7lpc. f1ymSJ1g .Joh0nVa UhHc. Sqm54ci fIJffef agd
f/c"cr MS vile. fOrN'crty Eycgoy Uhfc, G0brirt
t,wNdcfffr 0Hd Eqcha his reifc formerly 1och0
" htfr. R1tigvUbWe. iKnipr. 0Gd .f0hN Z. UAHc,
BNht NOfiCE-Jhat on the 2Sii day If March next.
- at the siotg-house OF B0rkcsd0ic TiD;bih & Go.
.H we coH1fy BdlifaX aud State ~ virginia shall
joceedto take The deposition % Ms. Nancy murphy
20 onthe "a Day April ncyf. Spriuc Gaiden, iu
cgiiuty Of Rockingham aud state Of North Carolina
sia proceed 20 take the dcnosition IF Brs. Mary S.
iaitwy, the wife of Robert GalidNay: which said de-
"s sc TO be- read as evidence IN snit Ia chancery
.'ern'hg in The Superior Court Of Chancery f1i the
NchJurs District. wherein yon are compliments and
m'as spragius. admiui traitor &C. bons nou With thc
vi ahncVef OfNenbn Abncy, dec aud myself and 9th
helis ~ law aud devsecs " Renbin Ahney, dee
nts-at which times and places son may attend
" you think proper. an. yours &c.
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IT The ahore sale is unovoiGahly POSTPONED fin
nrsd1y Toe 23th inst when will certainly take place
original advertisement.
SILL, THO: TAYLOR, 1uctioaeer.
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JOHN ADAMS,


j. ADAMS requests all those who wish 70 transact an
business with him. TO call at the Office OF George Wnl
Smith, IN the forenoon, rather than at his dwelling.
Feby 2S. G0Wiw
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z y CBANCEnY United States Court, FI;ih circuit
a aud Virginia District, NOV. 26. 1915.
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0nneced, Of ChOries Sshh me rerHerr der. 0ud
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Giar'es Smith, me etdcr, dec. plaintiffs.