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VIRGINIUS-No. v.

10 INC ITeSUcHs " 1bc ~ o'e''"' n
Unless the legislature shall interpose
its power, it is too evident that the Oh.
struction to peace arising from the nom
importation law, will not be removed
by any act on your part, even though
the authority remains in you; and it
shall be now considered whether the
statute, on the 9Th June, 1919, deelar-
ing war, has superseded or suspended
YOUR power to declare the fact that the
British orders in council were revoked
on the 23d June in the same year If
this effect be given to the statute de-
claring war, then the defence Of your
conduct in emitting to issue your decla.
ration of the fact of revocation, will be
received as satisfactory, but it will
therefore be the more necessary for con.
gress now to act legislatively on the SUBJ
ieet. Even if il be doubtful whether
your power to ISSUE such proclamation
is not superseded, still it is expedient
for Congress to interfere.
Although treaty is by the constits-
ton made to be the supreme law, yet it
has been the doctrine held and MAIN
tanned by yourself and ysur associates in
power, that the supremacy of a treaty is
limited TO the statutes and constitutions
ofthe states, and not to be extended to
the statutes of congress. You have held
that the treaty making power, vested in
the president and senate, is inferior to
the legislative power vested in the pre-
sident, senate and representatives, and
consequently that positive act of con-
gress cannot be repealed by aR article
in treaty. This construction may pro-
baby be correct, and in regard to the
present subject will be probably Deem
ed correct by the British government.
as it corresponds with the theory of the
British constitution, and is known to
have bsen the doctrine of yourself, Gal
latin, and others Of the same party.
Let it then be admitted to be the true
Interpretation Of our constitution, and it
follows there must be legislative act
relative to the statute against the impor-
tation Of British goods (; and in point of
time, ought not such an act to be the
companion Of the negotiation or precede
it.
To expect treaty of peace with
England, unless the admission of some
British goods and British vessels into
our ports be rendered lawful, is impos.
sible to any who will for moment cen.
slider the subject Nor is it reasonable
to expect that Great Britain will readily
rely on the assurance, that at future
day, as may be stipulated in treaty, the
acts against British goods and British
vessels shall be repealed. She has wit.
messed the delay of the president to issue
hi. proclamation ola fact which would
have terminated their operation and if
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THURSDAY, JULY %.
lust Received for sale
~ ANTHONY RHODES,

sBaxes Of Domestic Goods, con-
tsiniag Bsdticking, Sh mbrays, Gfne'
hams, P!aids and STRIPES, Shawis
Cotton Threads, few pieces OF hne
Quality. S.tinetts mixed collrs, black
ana dg4b colored superhne Cloth, cot
ton Shifting.
IN STORE.
. Cotton Twist white and colOred
Mems and Women's hne and coarse
Shoes
Mems fine andSsoarse Hats
Saddles aad trunks
30 kegs of first quality Chewing To-
bacco, long twist
90 kegs of Pearl-Ash
90 pieces blue India Cotton
Cotton, Candles and Groceries as
usr,l Jure %
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NEGROES for Sale,

A Negro Man, abodt So years OF age
spood OstleF, and honest.
Also, Negro w oman, about % years
Of age, with three children. The ~o-
man is coed house servant, and has an
excelleDt character.
Tae above Negroes viii be sold low
for cash, if iulmediate application Is
made TO the Printer al this Office.
July % OF
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- Two of the hands employed in
this Office being on military duty, and
two more so much indisposed as to be
unable to attend to their duties, must
plead our apology for the barrenness of
this days paper.
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head OF an army which will enter
Sweden. All the provisions which
the Danish government attempted
to send to Norway have been inter
cepted by the English and swedss'
and stored in the proximity OF the
Swedish frontiers. The Norwegi-
ans, thus devoted to all the horrors
of famine, through the hatred OF
their neighbors, will retake in swe,
den. the saccoIrs which the paternai
care Of their sovereign had destined
for them.
o. PRAGUE, June 5.
Field Marshal Prince of Schwartz
zenburg arrived here on the 29th in
the evening, with a numerous retl-
nue..
Personagcs of the highest distinc-
ton are expected here from Vienna.
Every preparation is made for their
reception.
The passage through our city OF
French, Austrian, Russian, Polish
and Saxon eouriers, continues to be
very frequent.
NUREMBERG, June 6.
We have just received positive IN
formation that the emperor OF nus
sia and king of Prussia, after the
issue of the battle of Wurtchen, have
conferred the command in chief oil
the combined armies to General
Count Barclay de Tolly. The rsa-
son alIedged in the order of the day
is, that Gen. Barclay de folly re-
places the Count Of Wittgeastein be-
cause he is his senior. The truth
is, that these two generals hate, con-
tradict, and accuse each other mu'
tually.
VIENNA, June ).
The departure of his majesty for Bo-
hernia, with the minister for foreign at
fairs, has excited here the most fiatter-
ing hopes. Our course OF exchange has
experienced sudden rise of l9 per cent.
LoUIsBrRG, June S.
The Austrian general Count de Dub
ma, set off from Dresden on the 29th OF
May for the headquarters of his MaJss.
ty the Emperor of the French, with a
numerous retinue, and such descriptions
as announce stay of long duration.
FRANKFORT, June 9.
The remains of his excellency the
grand mars hal of the palace, Duke OF
FriouI, arrived here, to be transported
to Paris.
Yesterday and the day before, numbers
of Russian and Prussian prisoners pass
I'd through here.
For some days back the passage OF
troops. especially cavalry, has been ex-
lremely frequent through our city
There are among these troops several
egin1ents of infantry of the Imperial
guard, and numerous train OF artiile-
~.
Our garrison is chiefly composed OF
cuirasieur and Dragons, who perform
the guard dnty and are to be Te-mount-,
ed in this city.
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! she Witnesses close CT the pre.en. 80.
sion without some step toward. ,h.;.
termination, she may doub, whether 8,
article in the treaty providing for Il.
repeal of those laws would be scce,..
ed by US or sanctioned BY law. Besid.,
if England should be diincIined to ,res,.
the continuance of these laws in fore.
exactly as they are, will furnish her NJ
nisters with An ostensible motive TO DE-,
cline the negotiation. That she will s,.
eept the mediation Of Russia was alw,v,
doubtful, and becomes more so since
the last great events in Europe which
have ended In AN armistice. 1t therefor.
is advisable that congress should take
away every reasonable cause or pre,ex,
for England's refusal to enter upon III.
negotiation Of peace.
A peace is usually preceded by a,u..
pension Of hostilities for limited tim.
during which the articles of treaty ar,
settled. Lest the negotiation should BE-
spun out by unforeseen events, it seem,
wise to open the way for an armisticen
be agreed upon BY the ambassadors Of
the two nations in Europe. If it be true
that Warren's power to conclude an ar.
mistice, was upon condition that the
statutes against British goods shsula BE-
out of force, then the same course is to
be Appreciated on the other side of,h.
water, and if taken much time will b.
lost.
In the same spirit which enacted the
Law concerning scamen, congress would
do wisely to pass law concerning Bri.
fish goods, either absolutely to have it,
operation Immediately, or conditional,
to have its operation at a future day up
on the event of peace so that no leg.
lative act should be necessary after IL.
peace for the purpose ofrepealing thea
laws.
Whether the one or the other mod.
be preferable, the wisdom Of congress
alone is to decide-5ut that one or the
other should be adopted, is too plain !,
be doubted by any who are not beref Of
their reason.
This is view Of the case, supposips
that the presidents power under tt:
statute Of March, 1911, was supereel.
ed by the declaration of war, but thai
the statutes against British goods and
British vessels are in full force, and sup
posing the presidents former opinion Of
the treaty.making power to be the ru.
exposition of the American cons!i,g.
ton
Why then, let it be asked you have
been sincere in endeavering to obtaina
honorable peace, have you failed to re-
commend to congress to act on th, i'm. 4
portant subject !! &
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, July %.

0To SHEW
ru. yRpy AGE & BODY OF TIE TINE
lis FORK AND PRESSURE.
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thronsed. and they proceeded to undo the hatches
without further ceremony.
No sooner we're the, completely engsged in thus
finishing taie diabocaof act:oO. thsn the on,
~ snrvsor OF the eres deseer,ed into the cabin *
set lire 10 tl,e magazine containing nearly nc ho,.
sand pounds ofgut-p0wdsr, which in instant 81,
the vessel and every Que on board to atoms.
The ns,i.n aeknO -lltse then hsvrs t:yi near one
hundred u&r,io,s besides vast number wcun,cd
by the explosion, Who were in canoes ,ruuud tie
ship. ltTs impossible co tel who the person WAS
that so completely avenged hi,nset D',' there cam
NOT exist single i0uh, thai thc s9t wia teach tie
viiaios better 'nsaners, ana w'i eventually Lc OF
iD mense tSoeGr TO the coss,ing trsce.
The foaT meu who set oil in the long boat were.
two or three dS, after, driven ashore ia sale and
gnassacred 10y ta= natives.
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Mr.. JOEN STOKES.

"a You have no duly authorised agent known to
u.s. and IA yon resiIie IN The state of 9Th Car
CHINA, You are hereby notified tnat ca FRIDAY the
soih day OF July next. at ti.- Wsshinson Tavern in
che City OF Richmond (Firsna) we shall proceed
10 take the deposition Oh Archibald Blair he bene 60
Sc, To be read - eydsnre the tia, al the suit in
ehancery depending ia the County Cour. O. i.unen.
burg, you the said John e. Stokes as atlm'r ug John
Stokes against David Street, James Smith, Exo'rs
OF Anthony Street, decd and Waddy Street, Wn
Street, John Street, Anthony Street, joseph NJ.
Street. Adam Iell and Sally his wife, and A Inn
Smith wife of The said James Sn,th, and Anthony
Smith and John Su,.,h infants OF John Smith deed
by the sa'' Ja ''s It'll ~ which time and place
you may attend, If yCL think prorer
DAVID STREET,
AND
JAMES SMITH. Exo'rs
ofAnthohy Street Tor the,nsely,s
May s9. w6~p
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Bath Berkeley Springs.
June 90.

THOSE Ladies and Gent, men, of Virginia,
wishing TO visit Beth BERKELEY Springs in VIRGIN.
IA, (nesr Msrl'nsbu's) beng the Theatre OF Amer
ica tor three months in the year (Ju,e, July, Au.
gust, aad even Seiltember,) are respec fully inform
ed that the WATERS are in their strongest st,,. =
and in he greatest purity the Baths and Wallis in
the best order, and every attention paid by the sub
seriber to render full satisfaction Being long ac
qusnted with public life, ana accustomed to lood
living myself. the public may depend on having The
best sccommodstion--eean beds aud bedding, vith
comfortable rocns choIc. liquors, wines, &c which
have been carefully collected and the tables will
be decorated in the first style.
The Subscriber having several houses at Rcr,e
ley Springs. he will make the table to suit par
or have a general taOle as the Guests may tl,inG
proper.
The Subscriber mas drawing Hoom furnished
for the Lsdies. = Piano Forte, Maps OF different
siuds, Res,ling Room, tzc.--a grand Braa Of M.
SIC for Balls, once or twiec week, as the company
may think proper The very best servants are &C..
ec'ed for attendance, and every attention paid b.,
the publics
OOediGht humble servant,
ROBERT BAILEY
JuneS 81
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IT PUBLIC .dUcrIoN;.

HsTttL be Sold at Pu,l: Auction en- the p-emi.
SIS, on fIss.'Sy tae 29ih inst ;--One aud an
half acres ot GROUND, ga hisjnn0nd Till, = par,
OF whiSa aos bcca called the ISzoo Puschs se lately
tae property 81 Maj Jos Seat, deed. directly front
ing il street. Shuck1s h'ii, aiosdins > csmplea,
view OK ,ae nos, eiv.tt bulldogs the 1t is
convenient to the market exc. In short there are
but few, lif any, Situations, IN near Biehmond
possessing equal advantages to this truly desirable
place ieralc, cath, notes WITH approved indrrs
ers, at 90 and ~ days, payable aud negotiable al
one of the banks Of N'rginis ia Riehnond-the pur.
chaser paying Bank discount
THOMAS TAYLOR.
June %. tbs
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AIaye9.
BADGERS P2IENy' PL .4NI.AG

N.fCATWE.
lie author Of the above Machine deem, il M,
necessary TO Say any thing in apology, Zoe ol
ieing this .NeSo iapeatlor To The nubhc as those
VINO are willing TO be convinced of it's great utility
may have IT IN their power il in OF GRAFTON on
the W astr Waters OK tie Arpnury. where one is
now ready for lnspeetiou--wIich has been seen and
approved OF b. the following respectable .e plemeu
CERTIFICATE
Having had an opportunity OF seeing in oueratior
Mr " iam Badgers Machine for Pianin- Plank
by the turce OF water, are fully persuaded oftbe
great utility OF the Observation-Disclosures If ATTACH
Ell TO a saw-mill. The plank sawed by the mill 70
any quantity, can be paned when suiFeientiy Dire
WIN smooth surface and good polish and with ten
times the facility that 1t be cut By a single saw
The invention, think entitled to considerable
merit and the simplicity oi the construction OF the
Machine - also great fecoIlae ndstion to itsu.c
iune.s
We saw plank of l2 feet long and Q incbe.
broai, PLACED in about halt minute by The machine
with one Pfdae ouy-tut it is intended 10 carry rJ,
and will ihus execute viii, astonishing rap;dity ami
effect.
w: Clarke, N H.Claibornc,
j. Ranks--and twenty Others
me Machine cen with equal facility work out
oornishss bed moulds &c. &:.
Since the ABOVE certificate, It has been seen and
approved by the toiowing gentlemen, Who stand
high IN the profession
have examined Mr.. Ba5ger's P!aning Machine
very mnutely, whilst in operation, and teliey. n
VII! answer the intended purpose of its inventor
THOMAS STANTON.
lhsve seen Mr.. Badgers Planning Machine in one
ratIon, aud have no doubt Of It's soswerins th,. pur
pose that 1t vas intended for.
C. TOMPKiNs.
For further intelligence, enquire az sir. MARI
hchsrds's Private Hotel, II. Street, Shockoe Hill
June 90 wSw
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NOTICE,

'E%HE co-partrership whel, subsis.cd at the town
ct LyuchSurg, between the subscriber * join
Lacy, under the style and firm Of John Lacv ha,-
ing expired by the death OF the said john iaacv---
all persona indebted to the .fia firm are requested
To make immediate payment tue subscrissi in the
city OF Rehmond, or to CHARLES JOHNSTON,
Esq. At Cynchburs, who is commissioned by tac
2ub:cibei to receive rey anal graat discharges
aud all ersons having just c,a;'ns Agsins, the said
Srm, viii make application rs ssoye.
i. \. CHEVAhi.lE, Surviving Partcer.
iclroord, June 20. 1918 a,
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FIFE DOLL.4RS n EW.fRD.
SIRAYfD OK STOLEN.
NOVICE.

NJ II. l..
Z " obedience to a decree of the Sspe,ior oorrt
8 OF ChsncerY for ihs district OF Rvhc4ond be.
tween Hill piaptH, and Archer aud Others dc.
PENDANTS; he subscribers, commissioners FOR that
purpose appointed, vi! oa Thursiay the ist day OF
July next, at Hacisariah 3rookss Tayern in the
town OF Aanchsster, sell at Public Auction Tor
cash, one undivided moieiy of the Public Ware
house in the said town, commonly called Trent's
warehouse, subject to The deDt due to TIE com.
mon" saith also at the saline time b place, one IN
divided moiety of two
X4LF acre LOTS,
Known and Distinguished in the plan If the said
town, by No i30 ~ M 257 also two other los in
the sad town, No. So K No. Sand on Tuesday
the 10th at The same month on the premises in
Po~hattan County, that large K very valuable tract
of Land, On which Mr.. Arthur Farley lives.
EDWARD W.TRENT.
SAMUEL TAYLOR
June l. 81,
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PHOENtX COFFEE ROUSE,
WALL STREET.

nAVID BARN Uhi, late OF Phiiadelphia res
peottully informs us friends and the public gen.
orally, that he has TAKEN et term OF years and has
completely and sentdely re6tted throus hout that
commodious Establishment well known as the Pho.
nix Coffee House, nearly opposite the ron,ine, in
the city OF New-York a central stand for bushes
being in the Immediate neighbcurhoci of the Banks
the Insurance Offices, and Post office; and most
eligible place OF resort travellers merchants and
masters of vessels.
The building is spacious, the chambers large and
airy, and arc furnishes with excellent beds The
Liquors are OF the greatest variety and tlI- first
quality the viands cne best that the we.stoe KID
markets OF New York supply the Attendance
such as is calculated to give seaers! satisfaction
the ter,rs moderate.
The Price Currents and tse principal Newspapers
n the u states, are regularly tied tor the accom-
mediation uf the visitors
An Ordinary every day AZ two clock.
ID BARHUM eheI.sles the hope shat long eyre
rience in the line oi lis business will recommend
him to the encouragessent OF LIS feow-etizxns
To those who know him, all Professions would be
supersuous and the Stranger is respectfully ipyi.
ted TO expect Something more substantial, with the
certainty OF not being disappointed
June j G,
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DR.. RAIS1'ON.


EEDUCATEDat the celebrated Medical Sshc,cs
IA ct Edinburgh, having istey returned 90 this
place, where lie intends 10 FIX his residence rss-
peot.oiiy informs the nhaaissnts Of Redmond AND
its vicinity, that ms has ,cu'mereed practice in me
various branches OF his profession, and hopes that nv
ling the welfare of those in,rusted IN his care u.
tel he uUeIa, with competent knowledge - the
healthy ard dis ascd states Of the Animat Qcono.
i"y, he will merit whatever share palTouacc an
enlightened public may deem proper to confer uy.
on him
Those abouring under the complicated pressure
OF poverty ami disease, earnestly invited 10
make application or advice, aud medicines which
will be gratuitnusy afforded them.
n. y Dc. u. has his OFF 2 in the house of Mr.
Neil AfcCou, lately occupied by Andrew Steven
son, Esq
June 10. 18TH
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JUST RECEIYED.

JUST re C'LIVED,
zoo Laguirs iiides Of choice quality,
80 boxes Whittemore's Cotton Cards,
So Or ehcst5 < boSes Gun Powder and Youps
dyson reas, imported in 1872,
1000 10 Pepper,
Baltimore Cut Nails, ofysrious sizes,
Window Glass, \ 10. 10 < l3 s. IL x IS.
White LEAD saJ Ismseed Oil
AND ON HAND,
40 bales Spinning Cotton, so crates &c hszsheads
queens Ware, assorted, few sets Table China of
excellent quality and rich patterns, 800 sacks Salt,
Liverpool hied, 10000 ID Coffee, Loaf Sssa', halt
pint Tunbiers, &c. sc.
For Sale opposite the Fell Tavern, by
WIN. SHEPHERD.
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BY 1UTHOKlTY.
(sY 4UTH0KlI'Y.(
SCHyH Mi
OK THE
LITERATURE LOTTERY.
5000 Tickets at 2j7-S35.OOO.
STATIIEAEV ppyZCC

5000 Tickets at SIS IS 900.
STATIONARY PRIZES.
First loo Blanks, each Sc.
First drawn number on the 9Th
tOth, 18th and l2ih days, each g 500
FIRST on tue i5th' 1000
FIRST the I7th, Oou
First on the 2tjtiI 1OM..
All prrzes sRgoc. to a deduction of 10 per cent.
payable % d.1ys after the drawing is finished
200 Tickets 20 be drawn on each day OF draw.
ing,
)he foregoing scheme is now S3ered tn the public
IN ufsnancc ~ &c, o. the Ieeissture passed the
setISiOn OF ISlO-1J The Subscribers having re,,;r.
cd from the Commissioners Of Viiiiqm 4. Msry
College transfer 0t their authority 20 raiss Ger.
IAN sWfn OF money by Lottery heretofore offered IN
Tie i'ihhe the Ninety Number Lottery, wiirh la.
VnS tahed 20 meet with patroisg e-----iis 9,hetns
rs nov offered Co their Consideration, sGprdior 10
afcehiriors great advantages ia addition 90 tho
lHuja6e purposes 40 which he uoaey arisug there
from vail he applied. Tue subscribers . ansfsrce.
7'srs the poo'c dat ptizss dyawn in this Lritery
shali be punetpa'iy PAID.
SIMON BLOCK,
SIMON BLOCk If
o. Tickets 70 be had OF Sioon Block, williams.
1ugg, md Of Simon Biock. If. Richmond
Tickets IN the different Northern Lotteries. as
Teii - 30 ,ic above Va Lottery can be- had On in.
ersi ternns 80 ihs licensed Lottery Oaiee NJ I q
kurshoedt, = few hoorB below the BEN Tavern
H'shoond, Nay II.
NOTICE
= rCrWenee os sdyIce, IS vel uf the httorpey
= GelctsI, rs Of otler eminent council. an neT
soNs or1terred, age required 10 take uotce, that
.rH'o ''e i.nth dey of July next, no cote or bill will
be STAMPED A.tcr { 10 executed.
Til. C. HOWARD.
S.aah!o.A7asfe,.
June S9' tIstJ
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'aVW ENTY Boxes Cotton Cards ior safe. Nv
LUKE, STEER q &C.
June !. ,c
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VIRGINIA

4 T Il Superior Court of Chsncery holden at the
n. Capitol in Richmond ue 18th January 1915.
Daniel Call deVisee IN trust under and only acting
exo,r OF the last will aud testslnen; OF Robt Meaas'
deed PltG:
John GrAhsm, Def.
This cause came on this day to be heard by cca,
seut 0n the bill. answer and an exhibit, and
gUed by counsel On consideration whereof the
court beng OF opinion mat notwit Standing the price
OF the last piece or parcel of the Land in the bil
mentioned was not fixed upon in the lifetime OF
the plaintiffs teststor, YET The contract sy he carr-
ed iuto effect in court oi Equity, since the value
til reof may be ssicrtaned, II not by the agreement
OF the parties bJ the verdict Of jury doth adud-e,
order and decree, tbat the plaintiff do exposs for
sale at public auction, for ready money, the two pie,
ecs or parcel; OF
LAND,
In the bill mentioned, after giving thirty days NJ
tice in one or more OF the Richmond newspapers.
end that the defendant do eI.esute deed or deeds
to he purchaser, parsasser1 fur tire s0zae stts
general warranty --snd that the plaintiff hold tie
proceed Of tie riJor or PEI seI u land, on Which 40
price wns sXe1 aforesaid IN his hands, SUBJECT ia
the future order Of the Court, and thst he also
make report OF bis proceedings herein TO tha
Court.
ACoPy.
VIM. W. HENING, c c.
June II.
F1Y Virtue OF the above decree Of the hoaor,Ee
Z 3 Superior Court Of Chansery for the Richmond
District. shall, upon The Izh DAY Of .luy next ie
fair, otherwise the next fair day, expose 20 sale as
Pubic auction, 10 the highes biJeT, tor ready mo-
ney, the two pieces parcels Of l1nA referred o. In
the said decree, lying 10 the city oi Hichncsd near
the basin upon Cary Street adjoining 20 Miles
TodGs ot-yThe sale will take place on the preInis
ses.
DANIEL CALL,
6evsce IN trust under and only
aCGus executor oi The last viii &
tcstamcrt ~
Robert Means, deed.
June II. tis
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NOTICE.

TIE Subscribers have this fsy entered into part
reTehip IN Job-O ficc, uader the firm pf R.fciis
1jVchenf. They arc prepared 90 mint books,
md blanks aui execute Jobs OF all scrieiions ~ the
shOttest tine aud in the ueaie,i marn"r
THOMAS RlTCHIE.
DANIEL TRU&BEA3T.
J1ne &th, 1918.