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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07

Extract OF letter tn the Editor Of the Boston Pa
riot dated Vermont, Sept. 10, 1915.
.dU1HENTIc ANEcDoTE Of the Infamous
HARTyoRD CONTENTION.
There were not more than three of the
members OF this illustiious Assembly who
were literally mad for seharation of the
States. Others were variously affected !;
but the Connecticut delegation remained
immovable. They, however, adopted mild
measures. end condescended to offer long,
substantial. and sober arguments against
every line of division which the Jacobins
OF Massachusetts proposed. Thus the
Hudson, the Potomac, the Mountains, were
successfully proposed, combatted and a
bandoned, till the parties arrived at the
Ohio on the one hand, and the Mississippi
on the other.
q To these bouadaries," said the despes
radoes. we must all be agreed" To tns
astonlshment, indeed, of all, the Connecti-
cat delegation still demurred 1--WE can
never" said they, give up the state of o.
hio, where reside independence, wealth
and happiness, more than sixty thousand
emigrants from our little state. They are
onr brothers, our sisters and our children
Nor can we give up Louisiana, the pos
session of which is essential to all the states
ahu lerrIIolicS beyond the mountains. 1t
was now that the hint was taken nor
was it before perceived that all idea of
separation OF the States must be abandoned
and the smiles of undissembled satisfacti
on which such asturdy and unexpected de-
ciaration occasioned in many faces in the
Assembly, convinced the traitors that all
was lost. Thus persisted the first attempt
to dissolve the Union.''
Quere by the EdifoT.-Who were the
three mad men, above alluded to- The
public ought to know.
The new ambassador from England to
the y. States is not literally a lord but
lordling-hls national designation in law is
the right hon. John Fame, by courtesy as
the eldest son ofthe earl of Westmore
land, called lord Bnrghersh. He was five
years ago a captain in the Sd regt. dra-
COON guards. and member of parliament
tor Lyme Regis, in Dorsetshire, one of
the rotten boroughs of England, and of
which the family of Fame have been the
o7cners for century. This gentleman,
within the last few years. has appeared on
the political canvas in MKT sort of militia
~ diplomatic character appearing on the
held and the diplomatic records occasional
ly. lie is reported to be intelligent, and to
have made his devotion to the military pro-
fession with great ardor, and some success.
.4urora.
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f.qLL NM WLNTER GOODS.

F.4LL NM WLNT'ER GOODS
YHliE Subscribers have just received, fifty packa-
4 ges fresh imported DRY GOODS, consisting
in part, OF the following articles:
Snperhne, mid'lins, and coarse broadeloths, Of va
iious colurs
DITTO do do cassmeres, ditto
Superfne olive, fawn. French grey, La-Vendee,
Grass, imperial blue and black pclisse cloths
White and colored superfne and common Hannels
Pans, iearnouShts, flushing and coating, variou,
lors
Superfine and common rose, DufTel and point blan-
kets
Black, blue, green, brown and lawn twiIlcd and
plain bOinbazeu
Tartan plaid aud checked ditto
case assorted worsted hosiery
Elegant silk aad wOrsted toilenet vestiDg
Ditto swaRsdown ditto
Stockngnetts, assorted coor5
lrisl, linens, carnbrics and cambria muslins
Calicoes, gingliams dmtes, cotton shirtinss, dia-
pers, corduroys, vclycts, &c.
JOHN e FRANCIS WOOD.
September27. 42-5w
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PROVIDENCE, Or. ~ Sept. %.
AWFUL STORM

- II devolves upon us, and we exercise il
IS as melancholy duty, to present to the
pubhc bret and general account Of the
awful storm which was so severely expert
ehCe" m TINS town, onSaturday last. We are
aware tAat more minute and circum-
stantiai narrative VIII be expected from
those whose province it is to " note the
passing t'dngs VI the times :" bullet it be
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ROBERT NELSON .q.ND co.

HAVE just received 80 packages of goods, con =
Y sissting OF Superfne Cloths, Csssirneres.
etockinguetts, Callicoes and printed Cambrics,
tiinghans, Bombazetts, Bombazeens, 7-S e. al
5hntings and Long Cloths, Cambria and Madras
nsnserchief', Muslins,S NC with variety OF other
articles; aud are in daily expectation of further
, supplies, which will be sold wholesale and retail,
'ft reduced prices, for cash, or acceptances 10
July ~. ig-f
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tFrom the Boston CentineLl
GENERAL RIPLEY

Without entering into the alteration which has
osen so uselessy agitated respecting the relative
merits OF 6ens. BrOTVn, Scott, Rpley, &c we deem
an act OF justice due to the latter officer who has
Tue command in this district publish The follow
ins letter of Gen. Brown to the acting Secretsr,
on war, Respecting him. The public will recoi
iect the imputation which appeared TO rest on the
conduct oil Gen. X. in consequence of the unouaI
ned ehaIge OF disobedience OF ORDERS made aeain,
nm by lien. Brown, in his dispatch of August z.
1919. Ii will also be recollected, that Gen Rim.
icy was never arrested on that charge and that the
Court OF Inquiry which he solicited on il. was not
permitted TO arrive at any result. Here follows the
substance ofthe letter:
Wo'1ngton Gig, .5L1y, 1915.
Hon. Alex'r J. Dallas,
SIR,
My report Of the 9Th August. created an
impression in relation to Gen. Ripley. which bv
no means intended. I did not intend 10 ;mnl;cate
MS courage, his talents or his zeal.
IN that report stated, that l had given hin. or-
GERS to meet and beat the enemy on the morning of
tne 10th July. This order was not given until af
Ter The command OF the army hsd entirely deyoIyed
upon Zen Ripley and l am fully convinced that
circumstances afterwards occurred, to satisfy the
Judgment OF Gen. Ripley, that the order could not
be executed. ~
Justice to myself as well as TO the army. require,
unit should make this statement.
(signed) JACOB BROWN.
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NOTICE.
A LII Persons are forwarned from trading for, or.
~ taking an assignment of bond, from Chsstain
Roberts, executed to himself and Wiley Roberts,
executor of Pleasant Roberts, decd. by the sub.
scriber and Peter Farley, for the snm of eighty
odd pounds, some time in the year 1905, as well as
recol'ected. The subscriber having Just and equi-
table claims against the said executors, for sum
considerably more than the amount Of the bond,
deem Il necessary to make this publication.
JOHN ROBERTS.
September e. DIT
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TO BRICK L.4TERS MD MIXERS.
NHTANTED good Brick-I.ayer, to build the A
w cademy now begun on Marion Hill the work
is to be neat, and to be done directly. The undera-
ker can be furnished with three trowel hands and
some attendance.
ALSO wanted, ONE MILLION OF BRICKS
MADE, some this fall, and the balance next spring
another million will be wanted next summer
Apply TO NEIL MCCOULL.
August so. S3-tf
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M ILL be sold at public auction, GA Tuesday the
w 10th October, at ~ o'clock, before the front
door Of the Bell Tavern, in the City of Richmond,
the beautiful Farm ON James River, only miles
below the City, called Chester mn containing be-
tween six and seven hundred acres of Land-Habou,
one hundred of which is Low Grounds, 60 prime
Meadow Iand--there are about 900 acres ionIy)
clearcd-the high land hes rich red clay bottom,
"a AIRY Land in Virginia. and is as wei! adapted 10
the cultivation Of small grain and cloyer-fhere are
two elegant scitcs for buding--each of them Civ
ing complete view of Richmond-it is also certain
that one OF the very best fisheries on James River
Is attached to this pace-it is bounded by james
River, Tor half mile, and by Falling Greek, for
one mile and half, from which any quantity Of
water may be had for the establishment of a Mill
or any kind of Manuactory. In short there a,e
but few, ifany situations within the same distance Of
Rchmord, combining so many advantages as
Chester Hill.
Terms Of !SGle.-Oae third Of the purchase mo
neg will be required in 90 days, III balance divided
IN two equal annual payments. Notes with appro-
we'd endorsers will be required, and the title wih-
held until the money is paid, or deed will be made
TO the purchaser, and deed of trust taken to Sc
cure the two last payments.
The sGle rOiH he made under tie direction of
Jas. H. Lynch, .AuchOneer.
WILLEGyM GOODE,Ir.
Chester NH, Sebte11ber Q-32 f,fg
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con- YARDS TO RE.N-T.

Am "Wednesday, the 4th day of October uext,
~ will be rented, to the highest bidder, ON the
premises, at IL o'clock, for three years, from list
January next, when possession will be given, the
part Of Lots ON the Basin, Nos. 44O and 42G, be-
longing 70 the James River Company, now Occu .
pied by Mr. John Graham, and Messrs. teth and
Randolph, rs Coal Ysrds.-'rhe reats TO be paid
annually on the first day Of January.
ROBERT POLLARD.
September O. 42-t4O
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NpTICE

FsNHE Subscribers under the firm of Lervis, Per-
q kfns, e Go. having taken the South teue-
ment of Col. BulIock's buildings, fronting the Ba-
sin, where they store large quantities Of my ar
tcie. offer their services LAS Corrm1ssion .Ner-.
chaiits,) to their friends andthe public at large
They have for sale large quantity of Pit Goals,
lying adjoining the lumber-house of Fox & Rich
srrson, on the Basin, and will treat with any
person (who comes we'll recommended) for raj
sing of coal at Major Jno. Mallory's Pitts in Pow
hatan.
War7ler Lezuis, Robert Minis,
Mar. Perkins,, Robert French.
May "a 5-6m
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pOSypoNRN1Rh-T

o. The Renting Of the Coal Yards. belonging
% the James River Company, IS put OF tiIl Satur-
Wy next, IL o'clock, when il will certainly take
place. ROBERT POLLARD.
Ocfeber
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cue ofasce"ding second time, and oil
these extraordinary changes ACCOMPLISHED
IN less than IL months. During this stor-
my fe'1od at home, n Could nor be erhect-
ed, that France had leisure to deyote her
attention to the STATE Of FOREIGN relations.
no, could dmerica reasonably erhect that
any Progress could be made IN the arrang,
ment ofhose IMPORTANT subjects which
claim the attention Of both the american
and French government. CChronicle.
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JOHN KING

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
d q and the public, that he has Just received an addi
ona supply of GOODS suitable for The present and APP
preaching SEASON. which he will sell rcss6able rates for
cash. acceplances in town.
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vENO RENT OR IEASE-Two or three
tenenents with garden ground enclosed ON Mar
pn Hill, one mile below Riclmond-Applyto
August 80. 33tf NEIL 1LCDTTT.
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NM BE SOLD,

Il the Lab, residence OF Louis Truebeart in
Hanover COUNTY. near the Meadow Bridges, and 6
miles from the City of Richmond, between thirty
and forty negroes. likely as any in the State. A
mongst the numb r, there is an excellent Man
Cook, male and fs'oale house servants about 100
barrels Cora, Fodder and Shucks, parcel of Val
uabis SiueS, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Plantation Utensils. SC.
The Negroes will Ia sold low, for cash, wthou
reserve-A cryslii OF six months will be given on
he other articles, the purchasers giving bond with
approved security TO carry interest from the date Il
not punetuslly psd.
All persons having claims against the estate OF L.
Trueheart, are drec,ed to bring them forward i'm
mediatelY.
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FALL GOODS.
NNTITLIAM GlLLIAT daily expects TO receive
w by the Indian Chief, and other arrivals from
London, genetsl and handsome assortment of
GOODS, suitable for the present and approaching
season. which have been selected expressly for this
market, Tor cash. lie has nov on hand an assort-
ment of Wooens, &c. received by the Canton,
from Liverpool, which be offers Tor sale ON the
most reasonable terms, a. hig store on the street
leading from the Farmers Bank TO Shockoe Ware
house.
September 80. 4S-H
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B. TRUEHEART,
GEO. W. TRUEHEART

September So is wds
UT The Editor of the LyncbbuTg Press will in
sert the above ad ertisemeRt a week until the
day Of safe aud forward lis account to the Office of
the Enquirer Tor payment
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Extract OF letter tn the Editor Of the Boston Pa
riot, dated Vermont, Sept. 10, 1915.
.fDTHE MIC yfNEcDo7E of the infamous
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-18
W~ DEPARTMENT, I'm f.tluws, 1915.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.

That separate proposals will be received a,
the o'hce o. the Secretary for the Department.
OF War, m!l II o'clock at noon, OF Tucsdav
the last day Of this month, for the supply of ali
iati"'s thft may be required for the use Of the
United States, from the lst day o. Tune, 1915,
inclusive, to the Is, dag Of June, 1916, viz:
a. any place or places, where troors are or
may be stationed, marched or recruited, with
in the state Of Virginia.
ration To consist of one pound AMI one
quarter ot beef, or three Quarters of Round
OF sailed pork, eighteen ounces os bread or
Hour, one gill OF rum, whiskey o. brandy. and
at the rate ct two quarts OF salt, four quarts OF
vinegar, tour pounds Of soap, and one round
and haiFo candles, to every hundred raticns.
me prices OF the several component parts Of
the ration shall be specified bat the United
States reserve the right nf making such al,era.
lions, IN the price OF the compancnt parts of
the ration aforesaid, shall MAKE the price Of
each par, thereof bear Just prSna-tion to the
pr posed price OF the vino ralion. The ra-
tions are 10 be furnished in such quantities.
mat there shall. nj al limos, during the term
OF the pronoicd contract, he sufficient for the
consumption Ut the troops for sM months in
advance, OF rood and wholesome provisions If
the same shall b. required.
1t is also TO he permit Il to all and every OF
the commandments Of fortified lac IS or posts, 20
call tor, at seasons when the same can be trans.
ported. or at any time, IN case Of urgency, such
supplies Of like provisions in a!vtnc., as in
the Discretion of the commander ahaIl be deem
ed proper
1t is understood, hat the Contractor IL to he
at the expence and risk OF issuing the supplies
to the troops. and that all losses sustained bv
the dcpretlations of tie enemy ; or by mean,
of the troops of the United States, shall be pax,
bv the United States, at the price of the article
captured or destroyed as a!or said, on the de-
positions OF two or more persons Of credibl.
| characters. and the certificate Of commission
!, edrofccr of the United States, stating the CIR
cums'ance Of The loss, ard the AMOUNT os The
articles, for which compensation shall be CLAIM
el.
The privilege is reserved to the United
States, Of requiring that none of the supplies,
which may be furnished under any oi the pro.
posed contracts. shall be issueI until the sup,
plies, which have been Of nay be furnished
under the contract now in force, have beea
consumed. JAMES MONROE.
OF The Editors Of Newspapers, who .rc
auhoria ID to publish the Laws of the United
States, III The state OF Virginia, arc requested
TO insert the foregoing advertisement
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-18

this Convention, be exredien for the Legisla-
lures OF the several states to appoint Dele
gates to another Convention, to meet at Boston
in the state of Massachusetts,, on the third
Thursday aud June next, with such powers and
instructions as the exisency of a crisis SO mo
mentous may require.
Resolved, That the hon. George Cabot, the
hon. Chauncey Goodrich, and the hon. Daniel
Lyman, or any two Of thsm be authori zed to
call another meeting Of this Convention, to be
holden at noston, at any time before new dele
gates shall he chosen, as recommended All the
above resolution, if in their iudgmen, the situ-
alton OF the country shall urgently require it.
George Cabot, James Hiiihouse,
Nathan Dane, John Treadwell,
William Prescott, Zaphanish Swift,
Harrison G. Otis, Mcdaniel Smith,
Timothy Bigelow, Gavin Goddard,
Joshua Thomas. Rogers VI. Sherman,
Samuel S Wilde, Daniel LYMAN.
Joseph Lyman, Samuel Ward,
stephen Longfellow, jr. Edward Manton,
DANIEL Waldo, Benjamin Hazard,
floa jsh 3ayIies, BENJAMIN West,
George bliss, Mills O,co,t,
Chauncey Goodrich, William Hail, jr.
HARTFORD, IAN 4th, 1914.
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TO RENT.

II Three Story Fire Proof Brick House
Situated on Street, opposite the Bell ia.
vern, and now occupied by j and S. Cosby, one
among the best stands for a Grocery Store, and
possession 20 be given the 9Th of next month.
Inquire OF James Lownes, or in his absence of
Caleb Lownes.
ALSO
Two other Brick Dwellings in the Full;p,.
Garden. Inquire of James Lownes, or in his
ahsencc of Caleb Lownes WHO lives near the
premises JAMES LOWNEs.
It'll Month 18th, 1914.
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l WISH no SELL M
TH AS OF LA MD.

or TEO HUNDRED C slX9r' ACRES
LIVING within miie 81 James River in Powl.at-
an County, 'bout seven north of Ike court.
house ard p miles from he City Of Richmond.
There rs a sGtficiency of woods well timbered to
support the Plantation. three apple orchards
and s"veTal springs OF as gopd water as any in
Virginia, good framed dwelling ard other
conve"len, Houses presume TO person would
purchase without viewing the premises, fur"
ther descr'P' ion is thought unnecessary Pos.
session. NIGH, be Lao i"modiately, the terms
OF SAFE would be mai. rnown To- anv rerson
wishing to purchase by h. SUBSCRIBE living on
the premises. Young ncg,aas would be taken
IN part payment, EDWARD cox.
Dec 90 -
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EDUCATION.
Wilhom Hill, Jun'r.
informs his friends and the
public in general, that his
S { q q OIL

WILL be continued for the ensuiag wear. ar
his resi- ience in King and Queen county, be-
tween Dnnkirk and Naw-Town, and will be- o.,
nened on the Thrill AIonday in January next.
bend Reading, Writing, Aiith-netic , the Tin
aud English Languages Dramatically, the EIe.
ments Of Geography and Mathematics, Moral
Philosophy, History and Bellies Lettres. Due
attention vii! be paid 10 ali the duties of hia
profession & the morals Of each student STRICTLY
attended to. Several boarders will be accomno.
dated.
Cellar Pain, INV. IL, 1874
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Valuable Land f5r sale,

U Y virtue OF deed Of trust executed b.
- John Marshall Of Amelia county, the 18th
day OF September, one thousand eight hundred
and twelve, to Featherston G. Smith AND my E.
self, for certain purposes therein mentioned,
shall, on Wedrsday tkc 18th day of January
next, as surviving trustee, proceed to sell, on
the premises. to the highest bidder, on 4 Gre.
dit ill the lst day og March, one thous and
Ell 5ht hundred AMI sixteen, (except the cost
OF carrying the said trust into execution, which
will be required in cash,l
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N"unt Airy, Caroline,
Nov. 18th, 1914
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NOTICE.

THE Public arc hereby cautioned against
taking Al assignment of my bond now :, ,,sS
possession of Major Joseph Mayo of this Cit,
TOR about $500 on which there is a CT. oe
5 $50, as am prepared TO settle the SANE
Nth other bonds Of the said Mayo assigned to
me, and of which have given him notice
The above bond was executed by me with John
Cunliff security, and payable to Geo. Cox of
Chesterfield.
z.BROOKS.
Richmond, Dec. 10, 1914. If
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VIRGINIA:
1T Rules holden in the CZerk'.

Once OF the SHfe1!or Court of Chanoery
for the Richmand District, the. first day Of
November, 1919.
David Wylie : Plaintiff
against
James Keso, and Reuben Crump, acting under
the hrm of Kelso & Grump, he President,
Directors & Co. Of the Farmers Bank of Vir-
ginia, and Robert MacKev.
The Defendants James Keso, and Reuben
CrumP, ret having entered their appearance u
given security according to the act OF assembly
and the Nues OF this Court, and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence, that they are not in.
habitsnts OF this country It is ordered, That
the said Defendant do appear here on the TWEEN
ty hrst day of the next term and answer the bill
OF the Taintiff, and that a copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub,
ished in the City Of Richmond, for two months
successyey and posted at the front door oe the
Cspito, IN the said City.
cOpy--Teste,
WIN. w. HENING, &C.
November 16. IavSv
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Farmers Bank Of Virginia.

Tie President and Directors have this tav
declared a dividend Of Gre and quarter per
cent, on thu capital Stock for the last six
months, which airer the usual deduction on ac-
count o. the States shares, will be paid to the
Stockholders Oh the 10th instant.
WM. NEHEHvIS, Cashier.
4th January, 1915. 2w
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500 ACRES.

Bcing q m oicty OF the ate Gen. Summers ser.
vice right, situation 90 mics south of Nash
vile, in the counties Of Williamson and Ruther,
ford, on the waters of big Harpeth and Stones
river, embracing rich land good lasting
springs, many settles for farms, as NY tract
OF is sis in The Western country, clear of all
contending C aims whatever has been divided
into four tracts, and may be subdiviclcd into
smaller tracts, has on it % plantations avera.
ginE l6O acres eaci'--a family come xion that
wishes to move and settle in this 81 tie would
find 1t to their advantage 70 purchase the Whole
tr ct. The right in the land will be held TO Sc.
cure Ravnents. For view of the lani, title.
terms OF sale. appIs TO tie undersigned,
Who has several TRACES of his own for sale.
also the tract IN which lie lives, containing II30
scres, on which there are ten never falling
sPrlHga, two story framed dwelling house,
with other houses barn building go feet in
length more tran $50 acres cleared, part in
red clover, timothy and blue graps an orchard
OF more than three hundred apple trees, begin.
ning To bear. This is one amongst the hand.
soonest farms tennessee holds iu her limits--and
the improvements considerable when 4. is rea
membered | have only lived here three years,
and live years ago the place was in state os
nature. Tile good. For terms apply to
I'll. L. SUMNER.
Williamson county, Tenn.
October %, 1914, w3mS
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11eSsr-s. James Dennisor and Jain Pri.chefk,
.ldmi''Sfrators IF I'm. Dennison, decd.
GENTLEMEN
You will take notice that shall on Tuesd.v
the twenty seventh of December next at the
Tavern o. loha Hives in the town of Hick.,s.
'ori in Grcensrii'e county and State Of Virei-
MIA proceed, to take tho dispositions of Alexan.
der Madili, John Fisher, William w. Williams
and Edmund Mason, and perhaps others, to be
read ~ evitSace IN suit depending in The High
Court of Chancerv, wherein am Plaintiff and
you the sad jams Denaiscp and John P,itcbe;t
as Administrators Of William Dennison de-
Ceased, are defendants, when and where YOU
you may attend if You please.
an, Yours, &c.
GEORGE WOODLEY.
Grccnsv;!lc, goth Nov 1914. sm
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I've Ee,naia Scnonl

1T Mount Airy, will commence tha tenth of
January and end the tenth of December there
wiz be vacation OF one month. beginning the
tenth OF J"ae. Terms, for board ped and Tn.
uion 5 IFS, paid ha YEARLY in advance those
person" who may no, aud !, conven.cn, To- nav
the money III advaEc, can sen;i Their bnnd
payable on demand, one Or thu other Of these
requisites 1t is expected will b. coupled witt.
in e'ury case.