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We have lately entertained our reader. with
many difafrous tale OF ikipwrecks and tenn
pets. But more heart. narrowing fcene.
than the following, was fcarcely ever brew
ed by all the clements
Let DO man defpar, who reads of this a,mof
miraculous eicape A tale of miiery, more
excruciating in degree, and more unex-
pectediy relieved, is fcarceiy to be found
in the annals of ronnance7
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Ma. zAcHARIAs TALrArERRo.

4 lLEASE to take notice. that n,sll, on the OIL,
day Of November next, at the Tavern of Arcbi-
bald Branch, at Buckingham Court-Houfe; and OH
The 25th day OF November next, at the Tavern of
David Tryal, in the Town Of Warn1infler. Anberl
County, Vrgina--proceed TO take the depor,ions of
undry perfons, to be uGsd as evidence in finite nos,
depending and undetermined in the hyperion Cour, If
Chancery for the Richmond dinria, wherein Won are
plaintiff, and myfelf and others, are defendants
WILLIS WILLS.
September g. 40
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We are indignant at the uniua fa,ires of Mr..
moore upon our government and our man
ners. We are diigneed at fuch an end,efs
ltream OF amatory fohg and melting non
ienie, as runs through every page of his ueqy
Eork. There is not ftrain of fnblime DO.
cry In the whole competition, though
where are images in nature, more calculated
10 awaken the genius of trne poet, than the
fubime icenery of America Still il muit he
e admitted, that his love ditties are almoR
without rival in the tenderness of their ina
gerry, & the elegance of thsir ftyle; and that
here and there are odes, which breathe the
true fpirit of myfterious horror.
Never was finer felt of more appropriate
Images collected together, than is exhibited in
the toowineode. Every image f,ows them to
be Beings " not of this world" Every thing
ABOUT them manitetts their Supernatural cha
facter. lhey are beyond the reach of the
ordinary laws OF nature. The fails of their
ihadowy" Bark " are full" though {. the
wind is ftill." s' In the very ere of the
bIait, they fail towards Dead-man's I(lc,
and they fpeed the fafse-, The ,,,c-. -, Ia
is againit them. But mayitnot be qneRioned,
wnether the poet, in attempting to reprefent
TINS fupsrnatural influence by various
images, has not been guilty of an inconfiRen.
cy Is not the wind, which is repretented mn
in the FRI ftanza, made to blow blaQ in the
fifth
Written on paiing Dead mans Hand. in the Gulf Of
ST. Lawrence, late in the evening, Sept. 1904.
See you, beneath yon cloud 70 dark,
ran gliding along, gloomy bark
Her fails are full though the wind is nilI,
and there blows not breath her fails to FIJI 4
Oh what doth that vehe of darknels bear1
I'm pf Il
Save now and again death-knell rung,
And the flap of the fails with pight-fog hung
There lieth wreck on the difn,aI lhore
Ofcod and pisilefs Labrador;
Where under the moon, upon the mounts of fron
Full many mariners bones are toiI
Yon fhadowy bark hath been to thar wreck
And the dim blue fire, that lights her deck.
Doth play as pale and livid crew
As ever yet drank the church-yard dew
To Dead Mans he, in the eye of the blaf,
To Dead-Man's lie, fhe fpeeds her faa
by ikeieton ihapes her fails are furl'd,
And the hand that Reers is not of this world
Oh hurry thee on--oh hurry thee on,
Thou terrible bark ere the night be gone.
Nor let morning Lob o., C sc;:i
AS would blanch for ever her rofy light!
his IS one of the Magdalen Hands, and fnpuIar.
~ enough is the property of fir Ifaac Coffin The a.
bove lines were fuggeed by fuperftiton very COM
mon among faors, who call this ghoilihip, think
" the flying Dutchman"
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IIIoT, pIfnI Ictrnn

By JaroJ To5sfoa and /y, at BIZ, .B7st-sfoys, E7o
doo,s bsio7v bs 1lo,ief, Risb1goai.
EXTLD FLOWERS or Pafloral and Local Po-
w etry, by Rober; Bloomfield author Of the
Farmers Boy and Rural Tales--Prce IS cents.
Caih given for all kinds Of clean linen and cotton
Rags, at the above fore.
September 10. 81
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Mn. WILLIAM JORDAN,

Y on will obferve, that T Gial apply 10 Creed
Taylor, Elqr. Judge oftbe Richmond Chance
ry Ditria Court for injunaion to nay furtherpro
cesdngs on the different judgements obtained by YOU
agaipa me in Amhert Court-Ths application will
be made on the Goth day ofDecember next, enf,ipo
Yours, &c.
JAMES A. PATTERSON.
Manchester, September 3. So.
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CERTIFICATE

MT lie Teller Is Po''.iied of unexeeptonable abb
lilies in tie line of his prof i.n ard is autboriCeI
ny me orte the Patent Perpendicular Extra :ns In
trumeot', in all places where the right is not dfpo-
led OF, and not within 40 miles Of Warrington Civ.
che place of my reiideuce
THOMAS ERUFF, P,a.re,e.
September s. tr,
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AAlIABLE INSTANCE or L1szRAL1r1.

During the latter part of the American war. can
tain Mellon had the command of flip on that ilsfi-
-, 49,. a nronging TO riyrnoutil I'm
America0 abou, ferty miles from Bottom, the Cap
tain OF which was put on ihore, to 70 to his home
Some time after he obierved Mellon iailiuy IN III.
Bay of Bottom, ard his prize at fbort diaance The
captain OF the ichooner immediately fitted our boat
put one two iheep in, and filled with vegetables
with which he failed for Mellon, and on con,iap a.
long Tide threw the articles the deck, and jumped
ON board, and deiired captain Mellon to accept them
winch he did, but obierved to captain Carver that he
mstt have iome motive FOR his kindnefs and deGred
TO know what it was Carver, with doubt and he
hsation, iaid he had.-What is it IT.? was replied; he
aniwered, that he could fcarcry expe it. bur it as
TO return HIM his ichooner again. it was his ALL Mel
Ion Immediately wrote the following certificate, and
gave it him.
Theie are to certify, that tool. the fchooner
Harmony, Nathaniel Carver, matter, belonging to
Plymouth but on account of his good fervices have
given him up his veTel again. Dated ON board his
majeity's ihp Aibemasle ITth OF AuguR, 1852.
B9fs" Bay,
HORATlO NELSON"
The above certificate is framed and glazed and
now hangs IN eentlenan's parlour at Bolton
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TO BE RENTED.

T 'HE HOUSE at prefent occupiedb by Doctor lanes
MClurg pofe7ion will be given on the Cad
day Of October next. And
Tie houfe lately occupied by Mr.. Moles Bates;
poiIeiion to be given Immediately.
Each Of thefc hon;s, convenient to the capitol,
and viii luit geutee family.
For terms, apply 70 Samuel Creenhow.
WIN. LAEGBORN, Executor ofUju.
Da1Gridge, dee'<.
September lo. (tptf.1
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PIcKLING VINEGAR

Or, hyperion quality, made from two years od ci-
- der-For iale by
WILLIAM HART,
0pf9fi.fbe Se1t. Aogif.
ALSO
SALT, loofe and in Jacks,
80 Barrels cur HERRtNGS
Brown SUGAR in barrels and by ro,ail,
COFFEE, TEA nd other Groceries
Philadelphia bottled PORTER,
Do. Draft BEER.
September 10. ep,f
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FOR SALR-on TIE lo7ye9 term,

ION pHIII4--DH TT I07vfT feTN7J
$500 facks Of LIVERPOOL SALT, and 90 crates
Of LIVERPOOL EARTHEN WARE of fuperior
quality z well aorted JUN arrived in the fbip Mef-
chant, Captain JonEsoH, from Liverpool, a, Ber-
niuda Hundred
OVERTON ANDERSON.
May 23. ,f
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FOR SAFE

z virtue of deed in truH, to me executed, by
captain Fouihee C. Tibb, for purpofes thereia
mentioned the whole Of the property fPecied in
isid truR deed, conGang Of very valuable tract of
LAND, feveral valuable Slaves, Houiehold & Kiteh-
en- furniture, ard Stock of various kinds.
The Land lays in Enex county Rappahannocic
river, ten miles below Tappahannock very CONVENE
ert to the beft ofh, oyers and crabs contains S38L
acres lays level ard well adapted TO the culture OF
tobacco, corn and fnla grain. There ia on it a
dwelling hoefe in good repair ALTO other convent
ent ouss for all family, valuable young orchards
Of peach and apple of choice fruits belonging to
the above fra6t there is much marli as g, ia af-
ford hay in the greatet abundancs, for one hundred
and fifty head Of cattle the land well watered and
remarkably healthy. The fale will take place on ths
premiies on the 24th day Of Oaober next and the
terms fully made known on that day; part Of the
Purchaie money for each article will be required in
hand, by
CHARLES BROWNE, 7rgRss.
Enex, Augu0 g. If.
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It has been lately announced that the ruins Of two
great cities have been dileovered, in the Ruan EN-
pre-, OF which there are accounts in hNory :: one
6" them is in the lie of Jaman, in the black fea the
other in diArict of Siberia.
a manuicrpt, dug of Herculaneum, has
i"tely "es" unroeo and found to be the fragment of
ia'ii poem IN hexameters containing nearly 70 YER
les They relate to the battle of ASiiun,. and as i;
iupsoied, to the death of Cleopatra. The manu-
fcrP is written in mneial letters, and is expeaed 70
prove the poem Of Varus the friend of Horace and
Virgil. Ia, t,s
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This is one of the Magdaen Hands, and angular.
~ enough, is the property of fir Ifaac Coffin The a.
oove lines were fuggelted by fupsrRton very COM
mon among iailors, who call this ghoflihip, think,
the flying Dutchman."
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Ritbu,ona ,orirrs Current
ENOcH SULLIVAN.

TAKES the liberty of informing the public. of his
i removal to houie nearly oppoie the Eagle
where any orders III his protection, will be thankfully
attended to.
He offers for fale, an aIortment of FINE GOODS
partly con!ifting of general aiIortnunt of
FASHIONABLE JB1ELRT.
Silver plated and BRITANNIA; tea, de(err and table
Spoons; tlver and plated Sugar longs, Ladies, &c.
plated, paper and wood rhned CATERS plated & Bri.
taonia Tea Pots; plated Tea Urns, Sugar Diihes &
Cream Pots; plated and paper Deeanter Sders; pla-
ted, brafs aad japanned Cand. Sticks table Knives
and Forks Tea Trays, Caddies and Bread Baikets (;
Ladies Dreiing Boxes and G'ancs; Hair Powder,
PuTs, Bags and Pomatum; fine and eoarie horn and
tortoife f,ei plain and ornanented Combs; Glove
Knots Elac Carriers, Razors, Ssrops Boxes, Bruhes,
and Windlor Soap; Sufpenders, Pads. &c. Pocket
Books, Lead Pencils Ink aahds, Sc counting houie
Knives Seals Paper Knives, ssc FLYER, gilt and feel
mounted Speaacles. Goggles, Optic 0laies; Chair
Whips, Walking Canes and Umbrellas; ailortment
Of H-uihes; Hall Lamps; Chefs, men and boards, &
Backgammon Tables !hu,tle cocks and battle doors
German Flutes, Drums, Flies, Guns hore aud peck
ct Pilols, officer, Swords, Epaulets and Plumcs-l-
70, few Watch Materials, Watch seals, Keys and
GlaGes. With variety OF other articles connected to
the bniinefs. hugult %. eotf
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RICHMOND TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER le, 1906

II ANYWAY from me the s,h October 1905, a
N Negro woman panied Eve, about forty years of
age, her little finger Oh one of her hands grows in oc
eat'oned by burn, well Tot perfon am informed
ih. has free pafs calls herelf Sally Cole amancipa
ted BY Henry Copper Ggned by Adam Craig, or
Tome other perfon has aligned it for him. j will
give SO dollars reward, to any perfon or perfons,
who will bring the aorcfad runaway with the T.id
pals. TO me IN the upper end OF New. Ken, County,
without the Pais which ihe may dcilroy, when a.
bout to be taken and he got, 2s dollars et her
be brought to me in hand for the above reward All
Perions are forewarncI from harbouring of her a,
their peril, and all matters of vefels are forewarned
from carrying her of this Rate, as the law in (ach
cafes, will be pue in full execution.
HOPEWELL PARSONS.
September S. 4ts
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FOR SALE.
FNHE LOT and HOUSES whe

VIE LOT and HOUSES wherein JOLn Hani!-
\ ten, Efq the Britiih Conful, reG,les OH it are
three RORY Dwelling Houfe an Office and Kitchen
and other necefary Houfes for family ufe; Well of
good Water, pewly fitted, and Garden lately paed
IN, Ware Houie and Cellar under it the remsina
OF Wharf, which will max. good foundation to
build on with all the privedges Of lot, tuased on
the river, of extending a wharf.
ALso-e7l3 Acres of well timbercd LAND, with
a good Fi!hery OH Willoughby's Bay, taking in the
mouth and part of Maon's Creek, where the beit OF
Oyticrs sad Fin can be conveniently taken.
ALso--A LOT in S.nithfeld, between Mrs Pur.
die and Captain Todd's lots-For terms apply TO
THOMAS NEWTON.
Augut go. my
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Arguh l9.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
EXECUTORS.
(t2oS. Ply


ANYWAY, or conveyed by fome perfon from
7 the iublcriber, living in the county nf Cranu;ll.
rate OF North. Carolina; young negro fellow named
oSA; he is between TWEEN and FIVE and twenty
years OF age has thin village, dark complexion and
Is toierably flow fpoken has lump the back part
CT his neck, inai knot above his WRIT OH his ripht
hand and the middle finger of his left hand crooked.
The taid negro had on when he off pair of cot
ton trowiers, round fort coat mapped with black
wool and cotton, wove-plain; took with him two
par OF bun catimere brseches wait coats one of
white, the other Of grey CLOTH pair of ribbed WOOL
len bookings and double breaaed grey broad cloth
coat.
All Perfons, particularly matters of verels are fore
warned from harbouring the fad negro ANY per-
Ion giving intelligence will iecure the negro 70
tina; get him, or viii bring him to me- fhall re-
eeiVe the above reward OF dollars with all neoe(
fairy charges.
RICHARD WOOD.
September ~. Inn.
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September 10.
EDUCATION.

w HEN fetiled here in November Ian, in
w formed the inhabitants OF Richmond, general
iy, by advertisements and fon,e by private recon-
n,endatons, that an Academy was opened under the
direction of Mrs. ORcy and myfrlf for the educa-
ton OF young Ladies' in the various departments of
Eng'h literature and elegant female Accomplishments
My Intention was To dedicate the entire Of my time to
the literary tuition; having doubt, Of being fully
employed IN my attendance an initution 70 much
wanted here. AS have not Efficient employment
II the young Ladies Acsdamy, will receive limit
ted number ns orderly boys, whom will educate in
the Knowledge of the Engifh language gramma,eally
ami aceurat-Y writing arithmetic and book keeping
hiitofy Geography and the ufe of the globes Latin
and greek The pupils placed under my care fhall be
faithfully and eSpeditouay prepared for the compiling
houie or college The certificate of the truRees Of
Princeton Academy in New Jerfey, which fupern-
tended Tor feveral years, be feen at my fchooi
room adjoining Major Du-Valrs; and alto tie certi-
iiea;e OF the Revd. DIR. S. Smith, PRECEDENT o! Prince
Ton College, under whom taught the grammar
ehooi annexed to the College
ROBERT O'RBILLY.
~ B. will fuperintend the Engiih tuition Of the
young ladies' PLACED with Mrs. O'Reilly. Twelve
young ladies' he accommodated with boarding, for
bity dollars each per quarter, including nufic, draw
ng and French, and the advantage Of private tuition
before and after fchool hours
r. 0. X.
September 10. IF
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NOTICE.

fENHAT mall on the 2oth day Of the prefene
month, at the Unen-Tavern, in the City Of
Richmond, proeeedto expofe to lsIe by public Aue-
ton, 10 the hgheA bidder, for ready money, CAR
RAGE, aud pair of elegant bay HORSES, well
broke to harpefs, under deed Of trua executed y,
the fubierber, by Meriwether Jones, Efqr. in his
life time, for the purpofe1 therein mentioned, and
which deed is of record in the Office Of the Rich
mond Biftrid Court
ANDERSON BARRETT, 7rnRre.
September ., tdC.
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VALUABLE LANDS-FoR SIZE.

-
the 10th Sept. nsxt, will be offered for fa!e on
N/the Premiiss, to the hghea bidder, the follow
ins terms: thas well known tra9 of Land containing
lSco acres, To which attached the invaluable Cha
ieybeate Springs, commonly known by the name Of
the Amelia Springs; in point of fertility, the foil is
equal to any in the neghbourhood the buildings new
and capaeious, the ituation agreeable, and uncom.
monty hea'hy. 1t being preiumed, thar thole intend.
ing to Perehafe, will view che premifes, which at any
slime before the iale will be ihewed them by Mr. .
H. Anderion, relidng the land; further defcrip-
ton is deemed unnsceary The terms Of lae will be
! paid in hand and TIE other two thirds in two an
NAL payments Complete and satisfactory fecurry will
he required OF the purchafer For the accommodation
OF the Purshaler, liberty will be given to fow wheat
IN September, aud full Poiciion given the LII Janu-
AIRY, 1907.
EXECUTORS.
Argun l9. G2os. pY
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TO SPORTsMEN.

RH be GH pRbii1iy at tie Bs7oiiag GrecH, B, iob,
deyef Ot7obrr nest III b,ivafeiy dssj:d ofSfo,.
bafhns) The |oiio7oiag Sfaiiiem
DUZZARD--DARE DEVIL AR cHDUKE,
- ESCAPE, by Precipitate out Of a Gler Of Buz.
zards--STORM, by Cornorant out Of a Darlington
mare.
After which about thirty thorough bred brood
Mares Colts and Fillies. The terms Of fale vail be
made known in a few weeks Ivy
John G. VOOLFOLK aEd
John HOOMES,
Exeeptsri Of J0ba Heeme,, ScsG
Augph /. II.
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September ~.
TO BE RENTED.

HE HOUSE at preient occupiedby Dotaor James
L .MC!urg; Poifeiiion will be given on the End
day of Sober next. And
The houie lately occupied by Mr. Mofe, Bates
poiieiiion TO he given Immediately.
Each OF thce houfes, are convenient to the can,oI
aud will fuit gcnteel family.
For terms, apply to Samuel Greenhow.
WAN. LANG3ORN, Executor ofWns.
DAdridse, deed.
September 10. (eotf.)
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MOnday, Fsbrnary lstb, 1917.

SIR,
received Your letter dated ytArrday, and
would comply with your requeft, did there not
bang cloud over your ondu6t-. abiding to the
other day. Friendnip wears no difguife and
you were lately told one good turn deferyes
another--if you perft in your unwiE- deter
mination, am fure you will nat FAY am
wrong but then you will undoubtedly find
Others ready to reward you---at any rate, I will
give you money IF you want ii. Should Won
fend me evidence of your confidence you fnah
be Immediately gratihed.
am In the interim, yours,
CHAS. HYDE.
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Auguh s4.
APPRENTICES WANTED.

1.-TWO Boys about the age Of fourteen, wanted a.
apprentices to the gold and flver!mi,h's buii-
nefs, by
JOHNSON q REAT.
Augul 5. If.
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FOR SALE,

n Likely young NEGRO MAN who has been
Y aeouifomed to work III the crop--For terms APP
ply at the Enquirer Office.
Augult 1. If.
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5000 VT. SALT PETER'D BACON,
1000 VT. fri quality " ENGLAND CHEESE,
10 grcfs BOTTLED CYDER,
4 few buihels GLOVER SEED,
$50 pieces PAPER HANCiNGS.
For Sale by
EDjV.fRD HdLZAIH.
~ Confantly for Hirs-An Excellent Carriage
and Horles-appy IS above.
May 27. eotf
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TO BE RENTED.

4 NE large iriiSEE SIOKY HOUS on the
l. MINISTRIES eat of the Market, formerly occu-
pied by Coh.n and iaes, and lately by Capt John s,
Flea.ants; it IS good ,tand for buinefs and fuitabe
for the accommodation of large family
ALTO, the HOUSE Formerly known by the Ggn
Of rhebird in hand) at the corner of the erect lea
ding church hill 10 bath of ;hee tencrnents gar
dens attached. The terms will he moderate, and
made knoVsn Oh application TO James Whitclaw, fer
jeart of the City, or to
JACOB I. COHEN.
February Is. Uawtf
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September l2.

PRINTED 1T THE ENQUIRER PRESS g.
THIS DIf1- PUBLISHED,
4 CORRECT Edition of The RuDImrNr, Of
- the LATIN TONGUE; or, A Plain and
Esiy Introduction to
LATIN GRAMMAR,
wherein the principles Of the language are method.
es'iy digelted. bo'5 in EaglS and Latin With ureful
Notes aud Observations, explaining the Terms Of
Grammar, and farther improving its Rules"
by THOMAS RUDDfMAN, M. a.
ARgaR 8, lSo6.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
TWO Hkelyyotaag SERVANTS, qOeli
4 acquainted sva6 boaje bfgfsJ5.-For ferm5,
sc. enquire ecfbs Printer.
Ssst. 10. NJ
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U appearing the fltsfaaion Of The Court, that
4 Ba-hurlt Dains-rli-d & fienry DaingertieId are
Inhabitants of this DiGrtl the motion Of the
Plaatif by his atforney-It is ordered, thar the fad
defendants do appear her. the rt day Of the ncx'
term and aniver the plaintiffs bill, aud that copy OF
this order be forthwith, inferred III iome Of the
n.ss-papers pubIihed III the City Of Richmond. for
two months fucceively, and poited the front door
of the Capi,ol in tn. faid City.
4 Copy. Ttte.
WILLIAM MARSHALL, c. L. c.
September 0. cc2m.
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III CHANcERY.
September Q.

III CIIhNCERY.
Louifa County, Augun Court, 1905.
Richard Johnfon Administrator Of Richard Johnion
(M. 81 decd. Pitd.
againG,
John Cocks AMI Iohu Niche, Eefts.
II NE defendant John Cocks not having entered
4 his appearance aud given itcuri;y according to
the a9 Of aIemby and the rules of this court, aud
appearing the fasfattion Of the tina; ne is
not an inhabitan; Of this care; therefore the
tion Of the plaintiff by his attorneylt iso7d:red aud
deereed BY the court, that the ia5 defendant Cocks
do appear here OF the feconj Monday in November
neIt, and anf~er the plaintiffs bill, and tna copy
Of this order be forthwith inferred in fone OF the
PVblic papers psintei ia the City Of Richmond,
fT eight weeks fuece!!ivcly. and PublfheJ at the
front door Of the Court. Houfs Of this County, OF
foine Court day.
Copy. TeRe,
JOHN POINDExTER, C. L.c.
September 9. eo2m.
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Ua.,ed St4te, Curt, Ejtb srsait, AMI Prgi4s Diid
Ma, tern 1906.
Patricl. Corran, pltf. I
againh,
ss..;.o n q ~, 5~cuuf III the ,as OF WAR
tina Corran deed. John Shore and James S. =
Gillian, AMI Edwin Daingerfet Barhurit K
Daingerield, Theoderick Bland Daingertield, :
Henry Daingerfeli, Samuel Moiesy & Han (
nah B. Moielcy Edwin Starke, paingerfeld =
Starke, Boiling S;arlte, Robert Starke, Nam =
cy Starke, William Newium aud Mary his (.
wife, William, Allen, John Eiloc and Nancy :,
his wife, Miles Selien jr. and Patty mis- wife, <
William Allen tIlrrifon and Carter HarriioiI =
ir. infant children of Carter HarrifoH and his
late wife Polly, heirs at law of Martha Cor-,n
deceafed, end Perer Robnon. Defts.
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FROM THE WESTERN WORLD.
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Tie Kentucky Soani@ A!Goeiation, Blomt's Con-
Ipiraey, and General Miranda 5 expedition.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
A FEW SHARES, in the Mauchetter Turnpike
"a Company. Enquire of the printer.
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10 BE RENTED-The Tenement where
j now fefde, and pohclion given in time
J. PENN.
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a Ii brrlonJ ba7,i9g claims ayaigR the e7aff
[ ,. Of Joba Hooofs5, dee'd. Of ire BOzvligg-
GRIN, are yeqacj1ed 10 make them kaos0n, fbaf
Pro9ifoa mar he mute far a faaI JeffIemeat.-
HHd fbojs iadeb.rA mRg make i1nmediate par.
5is5t 20 JOHN HoOMES, and
JOHN G. WOOLFOLE,
ExeeatOrJ Of John HSones, ted.
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4 BARGAIN
= 4 Az be had in Chariot, lIarnefs, and pair
w Of excellent hosies-Engure Of the Editor.
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