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meet them. We are strong lin numbers, and trust
we have yet, some portion OF our ancient virtue. IL
well becomes us in dark hour like this to be silent
to be united and toobey. For myself, have looked
and fingered in the hope ofpeace; it our
country is invaded and redeem the pledge gave
In any rank Or station at the service OF my fellow
citizens. fod know me, townsmen, and YOU know
that "A strong sense OF duty could alone, have drawn
that sentence from Inc. fcelhow little worth my SER
vices may be; the FIRE of youth, and with il, my aia-
blon has expired What have To gain how much
to lose in ieavin:, those live for! II however, we
shrink from opposing the invading spoler, may
nave no nome, no children, nothing worth protecting
We may live, and have a master, perhaps easy mas
ter but We have beenused freedom and at ALI risk
all hazard, trust we will be free.
Ii IS said, know not how truly, that the conmsn
ding genera! oi this district, has, without your kOw!
edge, volunteered your services. If this is So il s,ews
The honorable point OF view in which he holds yoirIr
tlotsm LEI him not be d;sappoin ed. Al cannot 60
mt all VINO have health anu strength, and whose
AMI labor Is notabsolutey necessary preserve their
families from want, should sci about their prepare
ton. here IS but one alternative, my friends, We
must prepare 10 do, or to suferwe cannot hesitate.
The militia laws Ihavc reason To believe, have been
most ssameiuliy eyadcd. How areyou armed how
disciplined 1t is dresdtu,y late make the enquiry
but il ought Immediately to be male and recon-
men TO the authority OF the town, If necessary, aid
the ,i,tn oicersin ascersainng how many there
are, VINO has them, exempt not exempt, that those
VINO go may take the best. There are thank Heaven,
very tew among poor to be able to equip
themselves: u fire arms to be- procured force yor
men, officers toproc,re them; il not yet pixies with
pixies, brave men may do good service. A woolcn
ett no matter Tor the cut colour. (he revolutona-
ny army fought in rags and oycras spare pair
oil shoes and Stockings, blanket knapsack and canteen
VIII be- sufficient for three months tour Arms and
'eeoutrements are ofthe greatest consequence; and
without silence I'D obedience, there is nothing to
Keep shoulder to shoulder in your rank 10 march for
ar'i with charged bayonet, to load and fire with deli
Iteration, aud good ain is all that in the present mo-
nent is necessary to be learned. Officers should
Know to Judge of Distance the ball t, viii y over an
cnemys head, fhe be near will with the same level
fall at his eetif distance But it is not nv pl-
vince, nor am tit to give Instruction Ilave nothing
more to say, than ,hatwe have dear duty to PERFORM
and too much at stake TO permit its being performed in
an inefficient n,nnerj
w. NORTH.
Dttanesb'ng, Sept 9th, 1911
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kIiHfINiA.-At R;res hoten in the Clerks Office
ofthe Superior Cours of Cls.neery Tor the Rich
nond District, the ist day ol Ioly, 1914,
John Haynes, administrator dc bo',s Of William
Scott, deed. ~: !: I,l,gs
AGAINST
Dasid Ross, James Winfree, and J,incs Scott,
Defs.
TIE Defendant James Winiree, no, having enter
ell disappearance and gwen security according 70 the
Act q, Assembly a'h the Rales Vi this Court, and ii
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an
.iah.,an, oi this country is ordered, That the.
Sp Defendant do ap,er hcIe the first day OF the
next term ani answer the bill OF the Plaintiff an,I
tat copy of this o,,es be forthwith inserted in so,e
newspaper published in the Cit, OF Richmond, for two
mouths sccessiyely aud posted the iirnt door oil the
Capitol, in the sail City.
A Copy. Testc,
WN w. EENINCs. C.
Jelly So wsv.
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From tie Albany Gazette.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aDDppos

GENER.1L y ORTY'S ADDRESS.
we have been favored with copyof Gen NoRTH's
address, to iisiellow-townsmen of Duanesbureh on
's present alarming Crisis OF our public affairs We
DDn 1t with pleasure to the peIusl Of our reader.
tiesettifnents il contains are pnreIy federal biov
honorable to the dg'Sied source whence they ena-
nate, and such every American and friend in Ills
country must approve AID adopt rs his own IL Is M
@nlc tohesjtate To the course which Il is propcr for
ever man toPuSue, when or country is in Danger
here as but ono course: every nan must do his duty
Every mn must be at hispost viinSto grid on ti,r
sTDor OF war, and breast himself IN the enemv--
1 here IS safety IN nothing SHORT of this.
10 khe PeQfie IF Duones5rrgh.
li"d not seen the proclamation of ic British nlcio,
General Biibane, which (in the nfmots styI Of tlc
French regiches) holds protection To- the DC oI,le
N1o deeiaNs war against their government I sI,ouId
Jet, have hesitated to address YOU IN this public man.
ner, for have long felt tie value of the paccable Oh
sruIiy a prNs he hav or. Eurw, u ayonl e,.ns >
as 10 psstnobserved But tie man who doce ,etfce
Indignant at the offer Of iorsgn Interference IN orr do
nestle concerns, smworthy tle name OLA rncrca,,
The people Of the United Ststes ganed there go, vet
those who remember at how great pt;es) tler. free
com and Their right to govern themselves they may
'tnwisey dcle!,atr their power Tie trus; may br ab
SO to tier oudOng tie rcrncdy is in revolution
which God forbid or 10 wait patiently under allction
uu Ivy The voice Of the people, change Of rulers can
W elected We oputned tie Frrncb--ye spur, the
Bitisl interference II is known N you that decli-
nedreceiyiDg uappointmeut in the army nv vey,mav
have been Incorrect; bit whcn IN the unlsst moment
- our declaring war against g.. Briain sav NOTHING
I1 hc inshlons Friendship, tic overwhelming the dcs
tcyng power OF tic emperor Of France u tear
coi'd not consent TO raise my arm feeble ne is g.
SAINT hfs adversary, who, most rcIeiosisiy l. lied
m eontending for his own existence. was virtna,
bghhng Tor the freedom oftle United Stst,s IN this
feieil refused to Join the var agains the British pro-
Vneos oi canada, and never Tor moment have re-
GREETED that did refuse
The anpcndous Tnwerof Bornrartc, against IN cai
e'ia'ion. and by more than hurnan means hiss bc,n
VI oxen down 9nd assipacd. And England nov. y
zone, gives ean-e oifcar n rs, aud 70 the ~nsi n,
What unlaOwe5a arts or dire nis6rtl,e We isv, G,l
Ten from t''e proud cninerce which n other f~ro~
wes'ord, VITO ne dark and deep abyss. 10, vicl, We
tnd oursclyes Is now, than useless IN e,rtf
= - efficient Il wc know t. pers aud have forttle f.
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HILL BE SOLD

hNOR ready money, on the premises or the 1Sth day
. OF October next, ensuing the date hereof b.
virtue OF deed Of trust executed ON the twenty.th;rd
easol june, eighteen hundred and twelve, by Mougu.
ing IpscOmb 10 to secure TO George Slaughter.
TIE sum Oi ak hundred aud twenty four collars and
twelve cohtslour hundred and four acres oflatd .;t,,
ste, lying and being in King William County. or y,
much tiereofas will be sufficient 20 paythc sad sou
o. sly hi,dred and twety four dollars and tv I've cent?
with interest agreeable TO said deed aud all contingent
charges
HLITTIEPAGE,
u. LuSCOMB 'r'S'eeN
September 18th cpIn,S
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ViRGfyVI.A tn 7vif -:
IN CHANCERY

A TaCort held for Albern.n..> conntv the fifth day
"a ofSept 1914
Lucy Clarkson, widow and ,ect Of David Clarkson de-
ceased, aud Polly GARRISON, OF Inc children au,
iegatees OF the said David Ctuilson, deceased,
4pilinil.5s
AGAINST
John Watson, administrator of David Cla.ksor deed
Nancy and El;zabcth Ciarkson infant children nr,!
ie.,atces OF the said David, by John Watson, their
guardian, appointed by the 20 defend tie sai in
fahts Ia THIS cause, a6d Morton CiaiIson,
DcjeuoSanfs
The defendant Morton Clsrkson not having entered
ms appearance and gwen uitv according To the act
Oh Assembly and tie Ru es of this Court ami it ,nue--
ing 10 the satisfaction oi tie court that the said Morton
Cirkson Is no an in'ahtant of this country ON motion
~ the compliments, by their COUNSEL IL ~ o,ti1pd
hat the sid defendant do appear here ON the first av
Oh tue November term next, and answer the bill Of ti,
COMPLIMENTS and that copy Of tbs orlcrbe forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published il, the Civ of
iemond, Tor two months successfully ;,nd posted al
the front door of the house of this county for the
like period
\ copy. Teste,
JOHN NICHOLAS, c. C.
Sept. IL. ws,t
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ED WARD IiAf.i.NAT

SNTiiL sell on Very modelgtc SOC cash orae-
w ceptnccs IN town,
SO i.hds. YER, Old and fine Favored jamaica and An
tigua Rum,
SO Pipes Madeira, Particular reneriife and LisSo
Wines,
so Bags Grccn and White Coffee.
10 Cases and fifty Cansters Imperial Gun-Powter
Tea,
10 !io.es genuine Port Wine,
loo Canister. Fresh Must;i,l,
% S''s Dining China, blue prntcd-varicty of Pat
terms,
10 Boxes Canton China, Cups ard saucers 500 pair
each,
loCr1tcS assorted Ware,
6ui Boxes NoTt',eru Candles,
i, do Real S,ruisl, Scga,s,
100 Kegs High PrcorF T and el' Gn-Powder,
500 Gallons Lamp Oh.
Euccs wifi
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FOR SHE.
A HOUSE AND LOT

4 Joining tie old Ware House Lot below, now &C,
cupiOi By Benz Dennis, aud the same which was TO
merry known by the name Of RmIy's buildings, and
which conveyed By Samuel Cobb and Pulp Mi
ceas, TO Robert Darlington, ~ is lie time, in trust,
for the benefit ohe Heirs and Representatives Of Geo
MAyO, Decreased
The Sale will take place on onday the 2ith day of
October next, the premises, when a the title pa
pers in possession will be exhibited aud terms made
known---The Subscribers will sell rs the Heirs and
Representatives Of Robt. Csrrnton, decd the Trts-
tee
They will convey such title only, ny the said deed i.
vested IN them.
{. CARRGNGToN,
J. PRET0N.
Scpt7 1aa04O
BLANKS,
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s%I tiEREtS YOU Thou.as Stanton OF Richm,,d-
w came nmy plantation yesterday and Killed i.,,r
ont Of a!iocA OF Iurhies, AID your L.yth.r -
''an' hss hi'ore committed similar offence this
Is to give notice to YOU and to him IL, yatieul. s,
10 all other PERSONS shoot pass over or ulhc,
wise oespa9S on ny land, under tie most severe pen.
atty OF the law.
ID. DORRINGTON.
'btiE. IL
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For SA..M.

II p.4LUdBLE I'IP-4CT or LIND
! N Dan river, containing between $50 s; Ioooc,,,s
~ ABOUT iuIes from the Cou,t-io ls..--On ,,.s
r'c IS about 81 acres OF low grouiis-ti,e high .,sI
o' eood h'a,y lies well, and clear of stoc t,,,r.
q" ie hal'.o,e ii: low Z o,nds, whcrcon is a dw,;)
'"sho'sc Wit. two roomsbcpw stairs a Kitchen viii,
Two looms ANA stone chsnncy dairy, L,o,sc.
.s'''e ami .'i;i, and garden pacd. The other SET
tcment IS further from the river. with g, ue,,;
hose' 'Iiecn, snloSe-housc, aud three barns. with
.'aNen paiiei.-A great bargain may he Ind II, tl,:;
.1 ior cash, o. would take youHg NEGROES at c.,sa
price in pars payment
,,,c WILLIAM THoMAs-
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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
4 L f'IaeSho'Aeh u, tie Clerks Dice ofMe S1tbe
"A rio, Coiaf gfjhace.y far tie Rici.nord liz.
hxc', TIE. jf,gt dlly IF Tug. iSii:
Nm. DlHiel j-n. pytr
AGAINST
6o1ef ~. Ct55on, .aqy IL r. Gi5S0p, P9laske r.
GeI RiChmd LtggoH, E.l,a,,id ErgLesf1n. Jesse
.der Jcel .Jones, Jolat j. og4so,i md Joji 6eL-
~ Dc!'ts.
TIE attendant Robert y. Cibson mt h,ily en-
tTd lis appearance and siDcn security according, 10
tie let IF 3SseiH5y 1H.d The Aes Of AiS Lou,t mi
II appet0Iag ~ satisfactory cJjdeace thur heis not az
"LhabitGtr 81 H'ts coarfry Ii is ordered, TIM the
sud D'eucIinf tn abbear le on the G,,sf 6n NJ 5S
merit term and "lsrorr Me bill 1faie Iinfif, Gaig1t
CORY gfhts oiYk be- f,r1iWifh ilserfeIii s9gls me-
Paper P6is'eda the Ciy cfIichaoad, fo, t, ,,D,t5o
$accesslseIg, ar! frosted at tie fonf o9Sr eCMe Car
HOL in Me sid City, ''E'
mn. T.. E,ENTyS'G. C. C..
SejttemJer3 3. ebg.g - -
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DRT- GO0DSDrgrCJY0A.

SS VI be sold at our chce "Wednesday next,
w 2Sth inst. ai o'cocx A. NJ 6,,ili,,s, ;,i,lt
'esc'e, for cash mGri,rIy, AN invoice. comprising
general assortment OF sc'vc ard seasuirtic eo, VIZ
1es;o cOtions, Iuie biantets, TO. blue plains blue
eo''' coating, bh'e bear skin, annisls baze, broas-
'.. turkey down, Russia ,iia,ers, ine.,s. Gomrs,.
a''n ungs, lnS cottoHs linen enhricks :uaasl aud
ie,snti"e six sla@Is, white .uEl ,oiorci iesan,nc
aiA' anu ittsis, "ite and coiored Nil gloves Ne Sc
jerks . BLLLLA'Gs,
c .iGc.iCfeera.
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TILT-HAMMER ESTABLIS7I-
MENT.
JoSEPHn rnm.n.rS 81 q.

JOSEPHH TOJpN.ES. 81 On.
asESPECIFULLY inform the public, that they
y have just completed this establishment in FRANC
IAN County, Va about four miles below the court boYse
immediately IN the neighborhoOd Of Csllaway's Iron
works; They have provided themselves with pood
ana faithful workmen and Che best of materials g. mo,
KING ocythe-Bades, ReepinS-Iooks, Weeding.H,es
drawing and Cutting Knives, sc. &c.
ihey will also carry on the Wagon making busioes.
eytensiyelythe wool and IRON part OF which win h.,
made By neat and experienced hands.-Ortler and re-
quests rom any part OF the Country, shall be punctu
ally attended to-
The prices arc as follow, to wit
3sylne bSsdes, from S2i go don.
hV"ihhS LOOKS Ito
Wedding Hos, ;, 8fo o
Drawing Knives, >, Gfo
SN,u'u"S bi~cs, 1908
Wagons, irOmcd complete, $50
Aug. 81.
FOR SHE,
III The Office " Rifc5ie g TrucL car.
ftW Copes u u.e y4dITC-.!S II H:qg
Sep. 2L----F
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P.8ITEESO.V WE .Q.a.VUF.9C-
TORH

VsNlIE liscrbcr is authorised to receive orders for
4 the following articles tobe executed at the ado,
nauutictory, and forwarded from thence with au pos
DC pec.i--ieNersble in ficiinond at the Factory
pr tcs, with the charges oS tanspo fation, So viz.
Caar,e and fine Wire, from MOL 10 %,
Card Wire from No. IS u 81,
Anncard OF bending wire, Of various sizes,
Rolling, Standing, Oh Falling Screens, for cleaning
gam,
Woye wires Of every description.
Samples OF the above articles nav be seen and or
ders lodged at the Counting house "
ANDREW SMITH
Cmy-Srcet, opposite the Eagle Tavern.
March go. WITT
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Sept. II.

IN CHyLTCEHY -
4 IaCourt he'd for Prince Edward County, Aug
"a the 18th, 1917.
!: iliam Sweeny infant, by William Patterson, his
guardian and next friend, Co,s5I
AGAINST,
Morning Sweeny, John r. Saso- Executor Of Will
am Sweeny deed, John Dav and Mary lrs wiz, late
Mary Sweeny, John Kelly ard Tatitha his wife late
iabitha Sweeny, Abner Lax and S,isannah his vile
late Susannah Swecny, Lhy Suecny, 1lmnas
Woodbridge and MiIdrd his vii, late Mi,s,id Swee-
ny, JOHN S%eeny, Rebccea Day and Sally Swecpv,
mr., Il.+ls
TIE DEFEND.7.NTJoh Sweenv, not l,avine,
entered his appearance and given security ccnrrin 10
an act OF the General Assembly and the rules OF hi,
Court and happening 10 the satisfaction Of the Cat
That he Is not an inabant Of this state On the uln,i-
on OF the Complainant by his Counsel IL Il o,tl,eM
that the SAID delft John Sweeny do appear here. on Che
hrst day of November Court next and answer the
Compainants bill and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some ofthc public news papers
pI7nte In the City of Richmond Gortno months sue
eessVey and also posted the front door OF the Court
house OF this county.
y Copy. Tcste,
Is. j. WCRSIIA.JI nc.
nm
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which is destined long outlas the OCCASION and out,
live the impulse, which produced it, has already been
extensively circulated. In first renewal of publi-
cation, we rejoice in opportunit, TO enven the
sketch of exploit soiilustrios with strains which so
ftly celebrate il. BALr PAT
The annexed song composed under the follow
ing circumstances-A gentleman had left Baltimore
in flag of truce for the purpose of getting released
from the British fleet friend Of his who had beer
captured at Marlborough He went as far as the
mouth of the pa,Ixent md wls permitted To re-
tern lest the intended attack on Baltimore should be
disclosed. He was therefore brought up Il. bay to
the mouth OF the Pauxent where the flag vessel was
kept under the guns of Irgate, and e compelled
t. witness the bonlbarlment OF fort NHeprv, which
the Admiral had boosted he would carry in a few
hours, and that the city fall He watched the
flag at the fort through the whole day with an anxiety
that can be bett felt than described until the night
prevented him from seeing In the night he watched
the bonb-sheils, and at early dawn his eye was again
greeted by the proufy-wayng flag of LIS country.
T1ae-ASAcRRnxI IN HEAVEN
o! say can You see by the dawn's early light
What so proudly we haii'd at the twilshes last
cleaning,
Whose broad strires and bright stars through the peri
lous fght,
Der the rarnparts we watcli'd, were SO CALAMITY
streaming?
And the Rockets red glare, tie Bombs bursting in
air,
Gave noftlroush the night that our flag was still
there;
o. say, does that star-spangIed Banner vet
Der the Land Of thefr free, and the home of the
braycS
On the shore, dimly through the rnists Of the
deep,
Where the foes naughty host in dread silence repo-,
scs.
What is that, which the breeze DER the towering
steep,
As it ftfully blows, half conceas, half disclo-
scs?
Nov it catches the CLEAN of the mornings fr.t
beam,
In full glory reflected now shines on the stream
IT'S the star-spansled banner, long may it
wave,
Ger tie land orthe free and the home of the
brave.
And where is that band who so vauntinely swore,
That the havoc OF war and the blttIc's confusion,
home and country shoulG leave us no more?
Their blood has wasd teir foul foot steps DOl!u-
ton
No refuge could save the hirelng and slave.
From the terror OF fight the gloom Of the grave
And the sta-spansed banner in triumph doth
Der the land of the free aud the home of the
brave.
O thus be ieser when freemen shall stand,
Between their lOy'd home, and the wars desoIa-
Best with yct'ry and peace NAV the IIeay'nrescued
Praise the power thatlath made and prcsci,'d us
ration
Then conquer we must, when orr cause IL Is lust
And this bt Our notto--''in Con Is our Trust -
And the star-sPagled banner in triumph shall
Ger the land Of the free and ne home Of the
brave.
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TGR ShilE.-
on e:rchangelor Lamd IL Me Uhher CO..

Or erchangeJor Laid IN ire Uhher CoRn-
frN
VANiAI Valuable Tract Of Land lying in the eoun-
4 " OF Charles Civ, Jai,,ss River, kGnwu by
the name OF Buckland, calculated to work from %
To so bands--tliis plantation lies nrn.da,-, below
Nestover, creek divides them only, it bers that
parcel oi land which Col Byrd, had decd f1. three
lives ~, these lives are now eIir.d-ic Subscriber
LAS now in his power to naAc good tide TO tb,.
land at the expiration of the year. Ii is certainly
mong The best Estates James River, lying about
Twenty-Five miles below Richmond, the same from
Petersburg 1t is one OF the best watered plantations
IN all that lower country, It is needless shy mns
rs those who are not acquainted with the land, would
wish 10 see It. Anyone wishing purchase Nchansc
Inay apply TO the Subscriber, living in Charles CITY
county, ON Herring creek. WM. COR
Sept Il wfpp
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Y3GL.TI9-

piiSsfj.TI.9.
L Rules holden in the CLERKS Office Of the Supc
i7or Court 81 Chanceiy FOR the Richmond District
the LIST day OF August, ISii
Michael T. po,ia.x, f,M.
NGAlSsT,
W.iiian Hooker, George Hooker, John N!'Ileon. and
Frances his wife, Ovid Barrett, ami Annc Gir,n
;'i''i Sarah Green '.iants, under TIE aye oi tw ent,-
one years, by Samuel MCraw, their guardian 10 &c
assigned. mr.
TIE Oete'faat George Hooker, not having IN
tered hs Npearsnoe and gwen secarity according To
Inc Act OF Assembly and the Rules OF this Court and
II Apreiing by satisfactory evidences ts le is not l
ini'hitint OF this country i, ordered That the
SAID defendant do appear here ON the first .lay OF the
next term and answer the bill OF the Piaif and
una copy Of this orerhe forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the CITY ofRichnund, Tor ia o
months suceessiyely and posted Il; TIC on door OF Tue
Capitol, in the said City.
ACopy. Teste,
WV. w. iIEN!SG. C.
Aug. 27.-----wSw
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oOhlt .lILA-SIU.IE.S.

vsv'IE Subscriber, (resiiing in die upper end of
4 Po~haan County, has for sale pin. OF four feet
Burr AlilI-stons, o. tie best qlaliiy-NL Rob, Poore
ct Tie CITY ofR'chnlond, is Authorised 10 contract Tor
the sale Of the sarnc.
WIN. ID. TAYLOR
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TTRGL,9.9.

VTRGLt2yl.
A J. " $ holden in the Clerks Office of the Supc-
"a rg Court 81 Chanceiy for the Richmond District,
the LIST cay Of August, 1914.
Richard Morris, Ph
AGAINST,
CIc'iers Duke, WiIF7m Mills, execu.oT orChcvcrs
Swift, x eard Keeling Tyler and Mary Cheyicrs his
wife, and Reuben Smh and Elizabeth ms WIFE leeN-
tees ard distributes ofCheyicrs Duke also fIariia
Dgke, Amy Pcttus widow OF Samuel Oveiton Pet
tHs Ambrose Madison and Martha his vile. Tho
mas Swift and, Harriet his wife, William Swift and
kcb cca his wife. Pottee and Charles Thompson adj
mini trst0rs Of John Hawkins and Mary his wife.
Burnley Duke. Anlcy Baker widow or Samuel IJa-
Ecr, IhomnsS wilt son Of Thomas, William Smith
aud Anne lis wife, Gabriel Poindexter and MARY
LIS wife, l.hO,uas Swift and Peggy hi, wife anu
Martin Baker and Elizabeth his wife
r." DFFE.ND.3.N'I' Gabriel Poindexter aud
" 4 wife and Thomas Swift son of William and
Peg as wife not having entered their appearance
and gwen security according Act Of Assembly and
the Rules oith Court, udtappesrihg Nv satisfactory
svHlence that they not -.ustautsOf this country
N, IS 0rthred, That tie sid Defendants do appear
here tlie frs dry OF the next and answcr the
biz ofulc plaintiff and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published m the
City Of Rehmospd, for two months successfully and
posted Al The front door othc Capitol ia he aid Ct
Copy. Tc,tc,
WA w. ITENING, &C
Sept H. vsw
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NOTICE

hereby given, that Christopher Macpherson
fnmPhict u, the Millennium, dated the lth June
,aii' ad the woHb ofCiod to the world in an address
Hed 'ne 9th jane aud 10Th July, 1874, .oecliing the
downi Ct the city OF London la,, the ,Ies,rncuon of
1'e thrush Navy, may be lad from John jackson,
0 - Mr. cowper, barber, MIR. Yancey, isrber,
neGbin hiortons Barber, and Mir. henderson, Barber,
n,ci,inond' and Com Robert Smith, Grocer, and Ham
Ihbal Prince Barber, of Manchester, and of Graham
oe'i' uHeS-owneT, and james e!stor Barber, ofp e.
terSur Orders for quantity sill be particularly at
The Pamphlet Is G. Address cd.
Anrnst s. ino:,
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DEFENCE OF FORT .H'RENRT.

IGT The following beautiful and annoting esfnson,
which is destined long to ouast the OCCASION and out
live the impulse, which produced it, has already been
extensively cirnlstcd In our first renewal of publi-
cation, we rejoice in an opportunits TO eniven the
sketch of an exploit soiusioiis, with strains which so
fitly celebrate il. BALr PAr