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100 DOLLARS REwARD-

AN away from this place on the 5th inst n
u u Negro Fellow named RICHARD. about s
feet inches high, lie is thin visagc, yellow COM
plection, spare made fine bushy head has his Ia r
all combcd back, down look when spoken to- aged
ABOUT Az years; he is tie property ofPlcasant Via,
dec d, OF Hanover county, and has been living with
Mrs. Dabney of this place for the last or years,
and IS wei known here. l will give $40 for his
apprehension in this city, SIS if appehended
within miles o( this city, 25 IL taken within %
miles of this city, SO ftakcn within the state and
the above reward if taken out of this state aud Sc
cured so that get him again.
GEO. TURNER, Error Of
PLEASANT Pa, dec'd.
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To sally Lewis, widow. and Charles, Samuel, w .
Warner, Robert, Howell, William, John, Sally.
Jane u Bctsey Lewis, children of Warner Lewis,
dec d. and Liiourn, Tucker, Randolph and Har-
ner Lewis, children of Randolph Lewis, deceased,
and Jane and Lilburn Lewis, children of Lilburn
Lewis, decd
TaVAkE NOTICE, that shall cake the deposit
n tons of Archibald Bryce and others, ON the.
ed day of October next. between the hours of eight
III the morning and SIX in the evening, ~ lIiain
Georges tavern in the county of Goociland, state
oi Virginia. the taking of the said deposons to be
continued from day To day Sundays exccptcd) be-
tween the hours aforesaid, until CONFERENCE.-The he
read III evidence III suit pending il, the Sure-
rior Court OF Chancery fer the Richmond District in
winch am plaintiff and you and others arc delen-
daIts.
THOMAS II. GAY.
august ID wiZ2dO56
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VIRGINIA.:

at Rules, holden in the Clerks Office of the S,,ne-
r,or court OF chancery for the Richmond district,
the Goth day of June, 1924,
Daniel Booker, p,,,,a.
Against
John Booker, Admir-. OF Arthur Booker, deed. and
one of the Ex'rs. of VIM. Booker, decd Ann
Jefferson, aud Judith Elizabeth Eelestoh, Win.
am Edward Esleston, Joseph Gary Egleston, aud
Mary Eslestoa, infant children of Judith Eales-
ton, dec d. John Chafin and Elizabeth lis u lie,
Martha Boukcr. Frederick 4. Booker, and Rich
ard Booker, j" his own right, and as Ex'r oS
WIN. Booker, dec d. Defendants,
The defendant, Frederick "A. Booker, not hay-
ing entered h's appearance and given security ac-
cofdinS to the act of Assembly and the rules of this
co"ft,anl II appearing by satisfactory evidence,
ta he - not AN in!,abitaut of this country: 1t is
ordered, That the said defendant do appear here
on the first day Of The next and answer the
bill OF the plaintiff; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted i'll some newspaper Published i'm
the city of Richmond, for two months successvely
and posted at the front door Of the CAPITOL in the
said city.
A copy-Testc,
56w8w WM. w. HENNING, C. c.
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BARCLAYS BREWERY.

An idea Of the immense extent TO which tlc
brewing OF Porter IS carried on III London. may
be formed by the following description of Bar
clay's brewery IF any private concern in
England, or in tic world, is entitled to the eri-
thet OF ''vastness,n this is one. 1t covers about
eight acres OF ground, ard manufactured last
wear 50 ,i7i barrels, OF 50 gallons each The
buildings which contain the ya!s themselves are
enormous. Tie average number Of watts is near
ly 100. "A steam engine of 80 horsepower is
employed in driving the machinery, and about
two hundred men are engaged in the various
works OF the establishment: il is supposed Olaf
the number of persons dependent upon il with
out doors, III the sale and transportation of the
beer, is three or four thousand. The three con-
pcrs III which the beer, is bold hold each $50
barrels. Twenty five gentlemen once dined in
of these coppers, after which, 30 Of Tue worl1mcn
got in anJ RECALLED themselves. One hundred
and ninety pounds o; becf-stca,is were thus con,
sumcd in one day, ia this novel kind of dining
room. The tHns, in which Tie beer fer,ncnfs
bold 100 barrels each. The carhonic aci,l. in
ono of thein, stands three and u half feet in q
continued stream. a candle Is instantly extin-
g'iishcd ON being placed near Tie outer edmc Of
tlis receptacle, and on loI3ing ones face near
it, Sharp pungcnt sensation is felt in the mouth
and face, not unlike dat produced by ardent
spirits,
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VIRGINIA .


At Rules, holden in the Clerks Office Of the Supe-
rlor Court of Chanccry for the Richmond District,
ti4e Goth day Of June, 1924,
Robert Douihat pI,f
Against
1no PRESIDENT, Directors and Company of the Bank
OF the Cnited States, Francis r. Price Elizabeth
N. Pfice. the President, Directors and Company
OF the Bank of Virginia, Hezckah l.. fright,
" illiam Deprest, executor of Francis Lewis
dec d., John Johnson, Edward DAVIS, Beninmin
Sheppard, W illiam Hill, Doctor Joseph 7fent.
Doctor Richard L.. Sohannom, Doctor Mcuiah
Clarke, isaac " hite, Francis Dabaey, and Eus-
tacc Hunt, admir- of Thomas Bouldin, Defts.
he defendant, Francis Dabney, not having
entered his appearance and given security Accord
ing to tile act of Assembly and the rules of this court
and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he
Is not all inhabtant OF this country II is ordered
that the said defendant do appear here ON the frs.
day OF the next term and answer the bill of the pla-
tiff; and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
sestea in some newspaper published in the city of
hichmoio4 br two months successfully, and posted
at the ifont door of the capitol, in the said city.
Il Copy-Ieste.
56w8w E.E. ". HENIgvlS, C. C.
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VIRGINIA.:
A! Superior Cort Of Chaneery, holden a,ohe cd.
Pitoi IN ne city Of Richmond, The ED dan Of
June, 1894: ~
Peter Foster and Ann his wife late A M c,,,
James B. Sontiall, John Southall. and Tbsn,,s
Underwood and Elizabeth his wife, which said
Ann, James b. John and Elizabeth are children.
and legatees of Turner Soutlall, decd
plaintiffs,
John Dangerfeld, surviving Ex'r of james South
al, whowas an Ex'r. of Turner Soutrtal decd.
OVcTton B.'Petit, Admir-. of VIM. Wood decd
who was Admir- of Stephen Southall, who WAS a.
mother EXr of the said Turner Southall, decd.
John Southall, Ext Of Paulina Jones' decd ,yI,,,
was tile widow aid relict of Calla,n Jones. a
Cynthia Toler, widow and rciict of Henry 10
Ter, decd. fiodgson and Hunter, Samuel Cra;g
Martha Stras, Ea'x. of Geo. I. Stras, decd and
Charles Cuts and Lucy II. his wife, formerly
Sout,all, Nicholas b. Yanzandt and Maria W
his wife, formerly Southall, Philip It. Soutbali.
Valentine w. ScnthaIl and Louisa Jane South
all which said Lucy III. Maria w ph;lip,T.
valentine w. and Louisa Jane, are children.
heirs, and next OF kin of Stephen Soutlla decd.
Defendants.
This cause which stands revived in the name
OF the present parties, came on this day to he fur
ther heard on the papers formerly read, and was
argued by counsel. On consideration whereof the
court deth order that the defendant Oyerton y.
retit render an account of his administration of the
vi w w DON, a. that the defendant
Martha Shas render an account of her admins
tratlon OF the estate of George +. Stras decd and
that the def'ts. Martha S,ras, Charles Cuts, and
Lucy H. his wife, Nicholas s. Vanzandt and Ma
RIA ms wife, William Southall, Philip Southall Va
lentine Southali, and Louisa Jane Soutbou rcns,r
an account Of what part of the estate of Stenben
Southall decd. hat!, come to- their hands or either
OF them, before Commissioner of the Court who
is directed to examine, state and settle the same
ana make report thereof to the Court, with any
matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by him.
stated.
coPY--Tcste.
WAI. w. HENNING, G. G.,
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August 6
.NR. EDW.4RD L.4ND,-srn,
THOMAS II. GAY.
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Make NOTICE, that SHALL Friday, the
" 18th day of Sept. 1894, at AMELIA Court
House, between SUNRISE and sunset Of the same
day proceed to take the dispositions of John Booker
ing IN the Superior Cout of Chancery for the Rich
mond District ia which am plaintiff and yourself
aud Thomas Watkins are defendants; and if from
amy cause, the dispositions should not be completed
on that day, shall proceed from day TO day there
after, at the place aforesaid, and between the hours
aforesaid, TO take the said dispositions until they
snail be completed; when and where you may at
tend if you think proper.
CADWALLADER JONES.
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AMERICAN POETS,

From RcDicic of .1mcrjcan Jiteruiurc.
In respect 10 the poetry nf our friends the A.
incficans, little can at present be said. Their
verses arc too like our own TO call for particu-
lar mention. Their principal writers of verse
arc MIR. Barlow, Mr.. pauldifig. Mr. Linn, the
brOt'er-in-law, VIC believe, of Charles Brock
den BrO'gn,) MIR. Picrpoimt NIcssrs Maxwell.
Easburn, Dabncv. sc. MIR. Ailston. who ;,a,
coutriyci to reconcile the Two muses.. of poc,ry
and painting and iualiy, the author of "Fanny ;,
and Mr.. William Cullen Bryant. Ofthesc The
best ave beyond doubt thc two last. Mr. P9l;l-
ding seems 10 be ia l,igh esteem with his CON
tcmporarcs, and he probably deserves it, We
can readily believe tl,al hc is Il vigorous writer.
Nevertheless, his siyi, at present much too Ia.
b1urcd and artificial. Whatever power hc NAV
possess over thoughts. and however conD,.tcrt
tn satire, lc has not Tic same over words; nor is
tic trndcncNcf h:s l;gigua =. extremely poeticaI
Wcbgl m' rkei passageiuhis Back W oodsfnan
(thc description Of a Storm cor extract. but wa
I iiayc Cor thc present avoided it. Mr.. Paui.iias
incites his countrvu"n 10 cease copying uIc
English, and perhaps lis advice may be good
But why docs he not also set tlcIH an example:
ihe style OF his own verse is essentially Ene.
Hyi, and not EngIl.!, Of the lolicst character
I we not say thi, IN Isl leen, as ola person wlIa
h'' met with too much praise, bat simply ana
siacercly He may do much if he will but
whether he will do much while lie DISREGARD.
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VIRGINIA.:


At Rules, holden in the Clerks Office of the Sure
rior court Of chancery for the Richmond dist,;c,.
the 26tl day Of June 1924,
James Scott, pla;,,ig
Against
Samuel Taylor, and James Brandcr, Trustees and
Tarlton Saunders surviving partner Of !vis
Scott aud Saunders, Hannah Saunders widow of
Samuel IL. Saunders, decd. Edmund Saunders
adm'or. of the said Samuel II. Saunders. and
Samuel s. Saunders, Richard A. Saunders. james
l.. Saunders, and Mary II. Saunders, children Of
said Samuel II. Saunders, and Samuel B. Sann
ders, Peter +. Saunders, and Chasfain saundc,s.
infant children and heirs Of John H. Sann,lrge
dec q. son and heir of said Samuel n. saoo-
dcrs deed. noc,,.'
The defendant Samuel =. Saunders. no, ba vino
entered his appearance, and given security ar
cordlng to the act Of Assembly and the rules Of ts
court and IT appearing by satisfactory evidence.
mat he - not an ifhabtant Of this country. n s
ordered, That the said defendant do appear bs,e
on the first day Of the next tenn and answer tie
bill Of the plaintiff; and that copy Of this or DIR
be forthwith inserted in newspa per published
IN the city OF Richmond, Tor two mouths ssccessivs
w. and posted at the front door OF the capitol n the
said city. :" ''0
A copy--Tes;s.
5Sw3w VIM w t1rH1N-C,
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TIRGIJ.4:

PIRGL.NL4:
At rules, holden in the clerks Office of the Superior
court OF chanceTy'for the Richmond district, tic
Goth day of June, 1924,
John Fauntlcroy, ex'r. of Rebccca E. Co,bin. who
was ex'r. of Richard Corbin. decd. Plaintiff,
against
William Chaml'ernyne, cx'r. of Lyme shackleford.
dec d. Judith Shackciord, George ID. ShacElefortl,
Mildred X. Shacklelord, and Thomas billiard
and Ann his wife, formerly Shackleford, Detfs.
The defendant Thomas Billiard not having en-
tered has appearance and given security according
to the act of Assembly and the rules Of this court
a"a appearing by satisfactory evidences that he is
not an in!ahi;ant of this country: 1t is ordered.
That the said defendant do appear here on the first
day OF the next term and answer the bill of the
plaintiff; and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted III some newspaper published in the city of
hiehmohd, Tor two months successfully, and posted
at the front door Of the capitol, in the said city
copy-Testc.
58w8w H.N. ". IfE.NLT1, c. G.
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NoRFoLK, September Z.
From Tie kincStoton (,Ja,n.) Cou,ant, of .4u-
gust b, receiced at he Beacon Office.
PIRATES.

PIRATES.
The schooner Spring Bird, Emery, from Be-
lie 10 New River with cargo OF Flour was
captured off Key CorlSer, near Belize, on the
LIST April last, by large boat, commanded
By Frcncnan of the name of Francisco Par
labon. The crew consisted of ten men and a
boy. Alter taking possession of the Spring
Bird, the pirates sent the CREW on shore TO the
eastward of Ornoa. Tie schooner was then
manned, and on the Sd April she fell in with and
captured another schooner called the Geo. Ar
gus, .John,C Underwood, Master, from Truxillo.
with cargo of dry goods, bound to Omoa-
Captain Underwood, and MIR. Stevenson the su-
percargo, were Immediately put to death by the
pirates; n seaman named James Scales, was Sc
vercly wounded, and the cook jumped overheard
and was drowned. The remainder of the Brew
escaped by swimming To the shore, with the ex-
ception of Joseph Shelter, who remained on
board his life was spared, from being known to
enc al the pirates by the name of Jack Lahore
The cargo of the George Angus was taken out
and put on board the Spring Bird; the former
vessel was afterwards DESTROYED. The Spring
Bird, IN an attempt TO get into the river, got on
the bar, and the current running very strong.
She dritcd on the beach, near a SPOT called
Black River. The property on board was land
ed and sccreted III the bushes; huts were pitch
/ cd, aud the pirates remained On the SPOT about
weeks; Jack Lahore, accompanied by Joseph
Shelter, proceeded to part OF the coast iuI,a-
bited by Indians, for the purpose of purc!a-
sing canoe TO return and take off the whole
party. On arriving amongst the Indians, .Jo-
seph Shelter made known to the chiefs the
whole oi the proceedings of the pirates. a large
canoe was speedily fitted out and dispatched TO
tic place the pirates had been staying at. On
reaching the piratcai establishment, a bargain
was made by the party that the Indians should
conduct them TO stated point, the Indians how
eycf, on getting the piratcal party ON board tue
canoe, together with portion of the cargo, a.
unused them until they were i;ually conducted to
fthc Indian horde. joseph Shelter had been
previously despatched by the Indian Chief TO
Belize, with every information, To the comman-
dant, who. without loss oftimc sent a cutter I'M
der Joseph Shelters direction, i'm order to can
turc the pirates and bring them TO Belize. The
plan snCccedcd and the pirates were conducted
in safety TO Belize, where they were lodged in
the gaol, until the arrival of his Maesty,s schr
Mon. Lieut.. Henderson, on board which ves-
sci they were put, ard arrived at Port ROYAL
yesterday noon.
The Union arrived at Belize on the 27th June
with the DuIchcss of Gloucester, the Margaret
and The Bristol, ard left there with the Bristol
on the following day for Oinoa, where they reach
cd on the 29th.-The Union again ION thc S0ui)
proceeded tor Belize, anchored there on the I'd
inst. and sailed for Port Royal on the 9th.
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,I'oIki.
EIIIAI PIETY-

In China, 1T son become ever 20 rich. and
a father ever 50 poor, there is no submission. no
point of obc3icuce, that the latter cannot com.
rnand. or dat tn. former can refuse. The "a
tier Is not only absolute master of lis sons cs.
tate, bu' also Of l'is Children, who, whencyei
they displcase him, he may sell TO stranger.
When father ACCUSES lis son before mazda
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Commissioners Office, }
Riciimo1td, z month, IL, ie2A. (

The parties interested will please take nos;se.
that have appointed the Eth day of Septembe !,
next, to commence the accounts directed by the
foregoing order Of court, on which said day a, o o.
clock, A. NJ. they are requested to attend a, mr.
Office in this city with their accounts and vouchers
ready for examination and settlement.
56w4w AMOS LADD, NJ. e
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PoRTLAN AUG. 81.
Extract Of a icitcr.fiom Ire mute otMe b,-ie Pa
royite, 10 hei' c,gne,'s in this torn, dafed,
BELIZE. Honduras InIr 1o,A

Extract Of a icitc,,fr Ire mate ofMe b,.ir Pa
costte, 10 hei' o'gners IN this torn, dafea,
BELIZE, Honduras, July 6, 1924.
The pirates arc very numerous on the Main
and have committed many deprcdations. just
before our arrival, they took a schooner. be.
longing 10 tihs place, and enquircd of the can
taipi he would join thern' On replying that La
could not as lie bad wife and family. n,c nj.
rates Knocked him down, and blew iii, brains
out! They then put the aame question to ouc
Of the crew, "a black mani who, fearing rein.
sal would prove like destruction, consented. =
Tic rest Of the crew jumped overheard. and
made for tie shore, a part Of whom were shot
before they rcachcd it. The vessel not answer.
irg thc,r purpose, tie pirates abandoned hcr &
lauicd or Mosquito Shore--from whence tley
despatched the negro and one Of their crew in
quest Of a vessel. They had not proceeded far.
however, before, the former told his ccrnpanion
hc Should proceed no farther with him. Tpon
which tic pirate threatened him. The moro
however, told him, you are a Frcncl,man
AID am black man--you have sword and
pistol, and 50 lave - This lanpuare con.
vinccd TIC pirate that the better part of yaIo,
was discretion. and they imme lately separated
when Tic black man made known tie facts 10 :
body OF Carabs or Mosquito Indians near IN,
place, who seized and retained the pirates unit
avcssei was despatched from this place, to car
ry tlIein to jamaica for trial and executions
H1oUs.
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VIRGINIA:

NfEblNiA
At Rules holden III the Clerks Office of the Supe-
rior Court of Ciance,y for the Rci'nond District.
the @5th day of June, 1924.
Mordecai Abraham Pitt.
Against
robert 3. Gaines, Iiliium L. Abraham and Tho
mas Winfrec, Dcfts
The defendant Thomas Winiree, not having
entered his appearance and given security accord
ing 10 the act Of Assembly and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that he IS not an inhabitant of this country: 1t is
ordered, that the said defendant do appear here
the hrst day OF the next and the bill of
the plaintiff; amithat copy of this order be forth
with Inserted IN some newspaper published in the
city OF Richmond, for months succcssvely, and
posed al the front door Of the CAPITOL in tile said
city.
\ copy.-7tste,
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u. Ctestcgfeid Count :. Court, august II, 1924
William G. Trayior, PHc1
AGAINST

u. Chesiegien Count :, Court, august i, 1921
"hiiam Z. Trayior, PkE0
AGAINST :
Eliza Traylor, admrx Of William N. Traylnr,
deed. Albert Traylor, Arthur Traylor and 8
Sarah his wife, also Valentine w, Emeline, 7 3
James W., Eliza Ann, Augustus and Wins 3
ton N. Trayior, infants Of tender years, &
Dcfs.
The defendant, Albert Taylor, not having en-
tered bis appearance and given security according
TO law and tine rules of this court ami it appearing
to the satisfaction Of the court that he is not an in
haOitaut OF this commonwealth, 90 the motion of
the plaintiff, by w. Robertson, Esq. his attorney,
~ IS ordered That unless the said defendant Albert
rraylor, do appear hear on or before the second
Monday in November next, and answer the plain
tits bill the shall be taken for confessed and
the matter thereof dccreed accordingly And it IS
further ordered that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published 10 the
city of Richmond, for eight weeks successfully, and
another copy posted the front door Of the court
house of this county fer two successive court DAYS.
A copy-Teste,
L4H;SoN NZlrMALLY d. c.
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VIRGINIA.:
AT Rules, holden in the Clerks Office of the Supe-
rIor court oil clianccry for the Richmond district.
the Goth day of june, 1924,
Pcyton X. Stcrne, pIa;n,;a.
Against
Peter Stcrne admr with the will annexed of Eliza
beth Sterne, deed. William NJ. Watkins and
Henry A. Watkins ex'or of Joel Watkins decd
William McKcnny cx'or OF John Wheeler decd
John Moseley, sen'r. Dickerson Jennings Elean-
or Wheeler, Abraham Robertson, George Jordeu
William IIowson, William Wheeler, John Rob
ertson and Richard Eppes Sheriff Of Noitoway.
u admir- with the will annexed of Isaac Winfrcc
occ a. ana Francis Sterne, Defendants.
The defendants John Moselcy ser,'r. William
w hesier, VIM. Howsou, and George Joricn no,
having entered their appearance and given security
according to the act Of Assembly and tile rules OF
this court, and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dencc, that they not inhabitants ofts country:
II IS ordered, That the said defendants do appear
here on the first day of the next term aad answer
the bills of the plaintiff; and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper pub
liSed in tile city Of Richmond, for two months sue
cessiveIy, and posted the front door of The Can't
tol, in said city
cOpy--Teste.
56w3w WM w IIrNINC - ~
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The defendant William 3. Wilkinson, not
having entered his appearance md given security
acncnng tn the act OF Assembly and the rules of
this court, aud it appearing by satisfactory evil
dencc, thai he is iuhabitant of this country:
II is ordered, That the said defendant do appeal,
here on tho first day of the next term and answer
the bill of thn plaintiff; and that copy this order
he forthwith inserted i'll some newspaper published
in the city Of Richmond. for two months surcessve-
ly and posted ut the f.cn, door of the capitol.
the said city.
copy-Teste.
5Gw8w y2I. W. IIENING, c. c.