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NAI. RAYNRD. Chairman.
join FlNIARD, Suc'ry.

.NergHGbers. settlement II TIC Albany Ar
g''s, Ia H. apps, 20 oc " a,wspgpe.s puotcs i.
tbs state, - Il plhlie'u, SIS Federal, aud nett
ing 40 pvttIca,io,ea We K Thee ave exclusive
OF literary Il sce'.U!ir pcroticai y or s.
In this eomu o. wcaiti, SANS the Boston Daily
Advertis I, tbe whole uuIbcI Of embellishments j.
2S, q! which 20 are federal, snJ are democratic
O. ot ti'.n /, Vob',s ed daily, semi-v eeliy and
10 weekly notrs Al publications per week, q
which 30 ;le t,IAIai and u denlncraIic.
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fGM9d If Preserving 1urniha as food
(or Cuktle IN LtnLker

farmer ia the South Hams, Devon, last winter made
erl Di te following singular hIvtou OF PRESERVING rir,-
is after removing lvn from tie field proper period
o. sowing wheat anal II answered. extremely WI, lie lad
hc largest 81 them drawn. without ,urin tlvir leaves i'm
Cetooct and placed css Zach otr e grass oi an o.
card in the same position III which ;hey gVw. Their top
shoot cut hbrOuS into te iu.i grass IN short
Time AID preserved them IN ,lc of vegetation
god all wanted. ihe FARMER tuuCht Tie uI.i,s even III
iLyid0H IGbcr.
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.NEGPOES RoR 6nLR-

FEVE subscriber viii sell at isl,a.l Balls Tsven
= III Pnwhstap couH,v, on he 25th 5anuar, next,
thirty PRIME SLAVES--the greater part crop
hands. ~ the whole were raised md worked in the
country, they will be en- object To- plasters. Cash
VIII DC required Tor one thnd-ior the rest, twelve
months credit
EDMUND HARRISON.
Jan. I. 7s.wiw
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roNN.vOuAGo FoR sALl..-

7 TRSlNIA, SCr-At aSlperior Court Of Chan
ccrJ, ho.lrm Ia the Town q. Fredericksburg,
On the 2Sth Oh September, 1915.
William Bernard, executor of John IIipkins, de-
ceased, planu1 rs. Ann Corbin iomax, wi
dow Of lhnmas Lorlax, and co-her or Ralph a.
max and Sarah 1ayloe 10 LAX, and John 1'ayioe
l.9,aax, sc sc. a jeuI..a:s.
his cause was this day heard, bv consent of the
Parties, upon t"t bin, answers ard exhibits, and
was ai'.n by counsel: upon consideration where
", The court by the like consent, doth a,jmye, or
der and iccree-I'hat unless the defendants. with
m three months from the daie hereof TO pay 10 the
plaintiff t'e SUM of 1901 with interest thereon
lt0'n 'i'e 10Th day OF january. 1907 until paid and
inc eNSis eNpenGed by the plaintiff in prosecuting
tins sut-the said defendants and their heirs and
I'll persons claiming under them be from tencer.rts
barred and oreeiose Of al equity anu right to re-
''eeih the lands described in the ndenturc of mort
cage nia'ie on the ooh of August, 1904, between
homas Lomax of the one part and The, plain,ilt
on Ule other partand in of default In the paw
ihsnt OF the saIi principal money, interests and
c'sts, within the ;ime aforesaid, that John Tav0s.
L2max, commissioner lor that purpose appointed,
aue. B''i's tire weeks notice, by advertisement
published in the Virginia Herald aud some ncy,, ma
per published is L city Of Richmond, do expose
10 sale, ~ public auctOi, upon \ credit oi six
months as to the ssd principal interest ard costs
an" upon or dit q, * tw years theresi er rs TO
The rcStiuV, with interest IRON the day of sale any
OF Tie saes the lands aud premises in the SAID H.
uehluIc ihentOIisGand ont of the proceeds Of the
Sst sue, pay TO the plaintiff the sid Dgigcua. mo-
ney, midwest and e'sts and the surplus Of the pro-
eeeds OF SAD sale, fay, after dcrcying the exnen-
Ses attending the same, Ray the court in order
10 a ihai decree. And the court doth moreover
Judge, order aud decree, thst the said John Tay,
i-on"x do execute dced deeds to tie purchaser
OF purchasers Of the said lands and premises, con-
Cow
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LONDoNUIT'

On THE ABSENCE OF MINISTRIES FROM THE Loan
MArOp's FEAST.
HArp GuiiahQH 7oas Illuminated win Gas.
Al tloughlcss woo', Wy ba1c OF Iieht
Scar Il loiasiyTs away;
How ouuld st thou hop, ;aai I;Ids oFai-h
Wou'G face Thy minnie tia,
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CARTER N. BNAXTON,
4 MERCHANT Mill, &C.

II ''II'at N'II-llN lFIIIIfI, = c.
eSolt SALE.--fhat valuable property called
< Rocktus' Mill, ut the lower end of this city.
contiguous 20 navigation, now working lour pair OF
stones--and seven acres of Land, ia detached par
cells, part of which lies on the road that leads b,
itockeus, and adjoining the Mill--Will be offered
For Sale Ion the premses on the 25tl cf this pre-
sent month, [under the management OF Thomas
Taylor. auetiuaeerl, on tie following terms, to wit
payable IN three equal payments Of six. twelve and
eighteen months. Notes. negotiable and payable at
one OF the Bans in ihis city, acccptably iniorsed,
Will be required, aod the ttie retained until the
whole IS pad For further particulars, enquiry
may be made OF the Aucioneer, or tl,,. snbscr., +
SAMUEL PARSONS.
Richmond, 1st Mo. 9th, 1916. 75.7t
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NOYTCN-

~. persons having demands against the late
~ Helry Skipv,tb, Of Iy.liiamsb,irn, are rsqcs,-
ted 20 Inform the Executors the AMOUNT and ma.
ture ct their claims. Letters addressed to usas
Genito Bridge, win be promptly received.
EDMUND HARRISON,
HENRY SKlPWrrH. Ia "S'
Jan. l. 7S-w4v
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s re PRUSYNE8

{ Af the first PRES BYTERIAN CHURCH
take this method Of informing the citizens Of Rich
mond thar ,hey have engaged Mr.. Curtin "a graduate OF
Williams Coliree) rs atccher and that nc Will open
School, nthe Mons Hail, tie first Monday IN january
1915. -
The price Of tuition Is fixed dollars per quarter
the money for The FIRST qnartr 20 b. paid IL advance. In
tbs school viii BE- taught aiding. writing, arithmetic En-.
glh Grammar and in general, the elementary parts Of L
duc8toi.
Tbs number % scholars IS limited thirty Application
may be made to either ofte Trustees to sir. Curtis al
the Ecy. john II. Rie,'s.
JOHN Sc iBRoOK,
JOHN PllRKBfbL,
ALE&dNDER FULTON, : trustees
UILLIdM ROJYLETT,
JgHA4fy6. ia,
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connlissigllsl's One, ciy qfRic1mona.

No }
In conformity the aforesaid decree tie parties therein
euet are trt BY notified, that have appointed the eighth
day OF the SdNio, d. & March, 1916, carry said deere.
tai ORDER into eject which day they are requested TO
attend 1t my Office ia Tins city, ( o'clock in the morn
ing with their and vouchers ready FOX examination
ai settlement, and with copies of the papers pertinent
thereto. SAMUEL PARSONS, H. e
january g. 7s-pa,,
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FOR Safe.

NPfN DALI
( n Monday, the 29th If this month, |
will sell AT the late dwelline-hoISe of Philip Sheppard
coed m Hanover County, eleven likely and very valuable
nEGhOhS, w; four men, women, four boys and one
gir household mHl kitchen furniture, crop of corn and fod
DER together with all the Stock consisting OF horses cows
sheep and hogs. 800
The terms Of sale VIII be twelve months credit for all sums
above ten dollars; II ten, under thu money viii he re,,
rcd. Bond with approved security will he required.
A!OSBY SHEPPARD, EI'a.
Of PHILIP SHEPPARD.
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C0n0ljrri0M,,'s ClsIrr, Richmond. 23I Ho,. 49,.
Thc parties Concerned hereby nuticS tlgt have au
pointc7i Monday tie iuiti day ofa,c ,Lou,and crit
hundred ALA >iN'eeil, for carrying INTO effect the preceding
orders Of court. which day tn,r rrqurt az
otic, wiali their papers aud vouchers ra
Gy ior eAaI.iHlion anu seitit nent.
I'm. FORRESTER. W. c.
D,'rcmbe,2. 6I-,ps.p
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o. BY virtue Of ihe foregoing Decree of the Su.
peilor Court OF Chsncery for the Fredericksburg
District, shall, on Frday, the 10Th day of Ja,iua.
~, lsit, II not, the fair day, upon the premi-
ses, proceed tose the anis ia the decree mention
ed, agr eaDly to the terms thcre.i
- ms tract oi Land, situated five miles below
rori-ifoya, on the RaPpahanuoc, is srertsi. ed by
avery recent survey to contain upwards OF GOO a.
cries. tie quality oft is generally allowed to be
bes' pan the Raipaha.n OK, being singuiarly
suited both for wheat snd corn. Upon it are every
com p,t and col1 eue which could be re1u;reGl-
s.ac, as two-sto,y brick house. two new g,anaqes,
a"d stable, &c. " t lourisIling orchards an
excellent garden, Sc There are also appurtenant
e. 1t, good spring and w;nt fisheries. 4 crop OF
ITO bus els Of wheat has been sOwed this fail UPON
the land.
At the same time shall sell the crop of corn,
fodder, stock, plantation utensils, horses, mules.
sc. JOHN L. LOMAX.
Dec. rs. G7-tds
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SM1LL JAMES RIVER FARM.

SM y ID JAMES kINIlt FARM,
ETOR SALE. Subscri er proposes
to sell 10 the his't brtler the tend, day OF January
nest the BeliTayeIIi, Richmond small Farm, die
hest soil Of this State, with beatnl, front Oh The North
Branch Of James river, immediately below the Dutch Gap,
and pretty pieeeof Oaa and hickory wOod rnixCd with
Young tugia and BIZ Of excellent meadow ground, on die
H. land lies AS level could WISHED, and tc sita-
ton well known be entirely healthy tor the low country.
There eeelli landing place the river, twelve
mics below Richmond, WITHIN half mile Ofle middle of
te western; bpnry Ofte firm. Tie distance by the road
90 Richmond Is twelve miles the Petersburg; and
70 Bermuda itundr,d, five a. half miles. few yer,
likely SLAVES will be disposed of at the time and
lace.
EsAPPy 10 Thomas Taylor IN Richmond, orto Reuben seL
ION, Ware Radio, - Varina TO show the lines. Terms
will be made known ON the day Of sale.
THOMAS II. RANDOLPH, Sen.
December 81. 7l-3w
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MILFORD FEMME SCHOOL.

'H't1E Subs riber t ks this meth d Of IN
Seminary viii again opened on the Iofii eSt month and
divided INTO two sessions o. five months eachte first tol
commence ON the 10Th anrary neNtand ed loh ofJqnel
December following
IeI"s.-For board and uition seyenty-fge dolas por
twenty-five dollars. ten Of which paid IN advance. The b
lane at the expiration of the term Each boardar furnish
ing the means Of sleepi1g AMI cadles
~ Il. Nopupil viii b. taken, but by the Session.
E.{h HENDRIX.
J3nud'y9. Tg--7ps.s'
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IIG0hI7T7, { 4 J Neccmher IS.
On Mondey evening the 1911 inst tie Bank If
hen,nckl esiabai - fur "c,o 5rGncAes, 1t Tire f;-
loving places Sheibyyie, iIopknsonvlil-, Rich
mond AID Winciest, T.. Tic indep-Idest lg,I III,
~ the legislature spp 10 have had prolific ia-
hueooe On the noher bank. The passage Of lhat
bill IS supposed 10 bs very much enpqi,'izad by
this happy delivery. RI K4eli,m
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snoMrHE GERMAN OF BuwcxxR.

found the warrior on the plain,
Ills eye VAS iiNSd. his hand Was chill.
>tl hrr. his breast tllc hie-hlOod's STRAIN,
The hluuzi Was On his helmet stall.
IL di,d. rs l,arts ike his should die,
Ia Tie ncy clasp Of victory.
The eve was Esd, bat in It's gaze
Loo'td the high soul; the crinlson'd brow
Was cold, bot lies departing RAYS
had ht 1t With a NarriOs's rluw.
The spul that from tbat turfh.,i flown
Nould mot have sought II srVedcr throne.
saw he ioyci's living shade
Slnv'ring in summers roSiCSt gnle,l
The hok oi woe, tue cil,tk decay'd.
The eyes dart, hrllbaue, SUM and pale.
Rather than drag ,liat lie OF pan.
Cncme the sword, the strife, thc plain
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N,TOflCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ;hat the Col
J. = iector the Revenue for the 18th Collection
District OF Va. or his deputy, will attend at Buchns.
ham Court-hOuce on the Sth day Og Jan. next; at
the New-Store on the Isth; at Newt aston on the
l3th Prince Edward, II the Court House o. the
18th at Sandy River Church on the lob; N
Walker Church on the 18th Cumbe rIsrd Court
House on the 22nd Carterssiile on lie esd John
Hansss ON the 10Th Amelia, at the Court House
on the 25th; At CLnquepen Church on the 24th
at Southa!I IS Store o. tlIC =, for the purpose
receiving the entry OF c,rriages, with the Lame So
used therefor, agreea "a an Act Of Congress,
passed The 18Th day ofA -,ber, 1914, which en-
Try IS thereby required Oh ~ as well in eases
where carriages have been enter a, under the late
Act, passed July cath, 1913, whore they bad mt
been 81 entered for falling TO do Which, pepaIty
OF double the amount of duty imposed by the Act
OF the 18th December, 1871, viii be incurred All
Retailers and Dstillcrs Will make application fnr
their licences. SAMUEL JONES
Collector for the 18Th Collection Dist ic, ii Va.
Buckingham CT H0uee. Han. 6, 1916 75-2w
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FIVE ON LO.NJjO.V'p.jX YfCLLyYIe
MADEIRA YYISE-FOR SALy, ~
ROBEHT G.AlIBLE.
Urre,g5gr ~ oG-tT
Dccemtsr ~.
hIHYY DOLL4R6 NLII-4RD-

4 -
ETOR MACE, black man. about 10 years old
81 between AMI feet hugh, wei set q iit'c
squut o. oGe eye, Wearo eag-Aubs Was raised ia Al
exandr.s where he has been hired lyr several years,
AL is expected 90 BE- there row. lie vas sold by
MIR. {,chsid Suswn Of w -stn0Tcland, t. a Nh
Frcber oi Richmond, ard by nlui to Daniel Field.
Thirty .oliars i1r lehau', elbow rnan, purchased
o. Alr. be o. Richmond, By Daniel Field, about
30 eegs cd, feet high, ana stout nndc. lis q
g01d cOuttetance, though bold aud assuming. lie
Is an eXcrliont oi.er and earri1ge-irgcr lie has
wiie Ut Mr.E..1u's, in Petersburg, where he Gy-
cd hiasy yes.e, AID IS well x own.
Thirty dolilrs for Ki, q 6iass ,aau purshas 4 Of
Or fazewr 90 Chester field county, abOut 81 years
old, uncDnnoDiy slOnt nad-, sc,y Discx, snd dis.
posed to sinie when spoken o.. Has w.lr, &c re.
,ufs5;rg; believe 81 Dr. Walkers. re las heen
seen several times lately in the ncgaDorLoDd of Pc
teishurg and OF DE-. Iazeweu. I win pay thu IL
bOyc reverb or their bting delivered in the Peni-
sndary, ia RiclImoad. DANIEL FIELD, BY
ELIJAH MAY.
December 81. 7J-sF
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WILSON & DREW


. AVE removed TO the large new fire.
a 4 prooi warehouse, fronting tlc b r bank ,,hcrc
They g6cr. FIR safe,
10 mus prime New Orleans Sd gar
no. do. McscovadO do.
tn do. loafaid lumpdo.
10 hrccs prime green coffee
70 bugs white do.
qtrtrr-casiss excellent Tcncrift vine
20 bo', e'n'"ry gin. 10 hds prime antigua rum
~ Nck, Liverpool blown salt
c'scs haii put tnmblcr3
% h,I boxes by 10 eln,s
10 Do. 10 hy u do.
n luSts by ri do
81 nSe' brown soap. 20 do. Boston candles
~ ul'. green cupP,ras IS buses Muscsel tgi;,irs
IRISH iHptrni AMI souc'loiig teas
i.rmr |.f.cn ci'etvc, mstdor and birthstone
Pepper and pnento,
mn
20 tor, bar iron. assorted tons b'i.,crcd ,tc.I
9v Mi'iaggois Crawicy do
ireg0f GcrsHan d.
4. aP' vail b. sSd at prices, rs low rs they can be
JarHrB e., ..
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THE PROPRIETORS.
4 ~ The Kicha"ud Cotton Mandatory, fo1-varn
= all persons from crediting any one interested,
connected or employed IN that establishment, on
account d thc same, except
BENZ. JAMES HARRIS.
December I. f2m
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[Fofsign 'ycrattano.l

I'5iHoH vNOUeHher IS.
4 mrs: strike foreigners with establishment 20 see,
IN tie London Gazrtte, tat the Admiral and
Conmcdore's share Of piize-money, for the can
turc q! Java, amounted % iOe,OS1i IDS deaeb.
wife that u The eighth class OF British soamen is
only IL. lis. 7.d.
Jerome Napoleon, who lately resided Of Ellwon-
gen IN the kingdom OF Wurtemberg, has b en- o.
biISed 10 dismiss al the French who were in his
strvce II is even assefted, that for some time
past nc has been closely confined in tower end
''a' ali communication, except with his keepers, has
beeu strictly prohibited. To these renorts a letter
OF the Sth. from Stuigald, adds, that Jerome bn,
been compelled 10 deliver into the hands Oh. nersou
appointed 10y the king Of Wurtemburg. t,e laree
sums OF money and effects which he brought With
him. IL viii be laid oat In the Dur,hsss - 81 te.
IN the Kingdom oil Wurtembnrg. The estates which
Jerome purchased at ornear trieste are To- he sold
bnt very small part OF his fortune will is left AT
his disposal.
a very long article has been inserted in tic
Morning Chronicle, in reply to some ob,ervat;ors
we msds upon the fur trade, and the price Of lands
~ America. We treated as absurd the lea ,ftbe
Anerieans i1vailns nc, IN Consequence ofther hsy-
Tag the navigation ofthe Mssssipoi in t,ef,i tade
-,-aTd We remark, that correspondent in the
Chronicle to-day, considers Il in the game uoi,, ~
view. " As 20 their riyaIling us in ffe IN, f.,d,
NE says) or excluding us fro it, is mere aliacv
While we possess the Canadas, sufficient fore. On
The Lakes, and ourinvulntrabe possessiors ~ Iud.
sons ley. For the lndiaLs let no fear be enter.
famed about them, they arc wise enough To hrro,
the'r 's to the best market" Besides, let ne con-
slider the circu;ous manner in Which the American
urtr~de most be carried on by lie N!iss;s.ippi
Before they could be shipped from the NIissis,;npi
they have tObc conveyed between two aud tltie
Thousand niles.
Now, With respect to the lands in America, those
advertised by the Government are, we understand.
iarn the interior, and close upon the territory nfihe
Indians We are, therefore, above the mart. when
We say, that such lands might be purchased Of -
penny an acre.
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NOTICE.

FaEHE creditors 10 the estatr Of Samuel
n Shepard, ate AUDITOR d. eysr ar requested eali
on lrs 5iepn lbs lace residence ami exhibit ther
eains-Nrs Si par PROPOSES leave the STATE Viii
d. hsnt few months X WISHES discharge all e debts OF
her Lac husband bcicre she leaves luehu.olia.
MIR SHBPARD.
December 7. ~
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MIR. JAMES WINFREE,

ESLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that shall
z proct al to take The deposition Of CyiagDLe, Cia,k
E,qand oihcrs ~ house 81 Arstead Otey in the
Of Liberty, (edord county tlc dry February,
1910, 70 b. read eyieley suit dtp.nlg ia ie
Superior Court Of Chane IS, Tor tie Riciinoh district,
whtren au plaintiff and ,Ou defendant, admins
traitor Of waiter Scott. deceased, which place yoa may
attend Il you diink proper
Ni.Aaau Sui, ted.
DrcemirrF C2-sws
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Chrnge u 1tcTmnrc.Noto only animals and vegetables
but nierl ies also affected BY changes atuos
Pheric temperature. Metals well known to EXPAND urs
contract by such alteration aud IN the 18th volume of t
Pbilcsuphc Transactions, CiIi ltus has sen ta
paO Of la sicd pendulum Ola clock is such iu every x
degrees at The Thermometer Viii variation of
SOnd perday ia thcguiHg tthe cluc! Bras wl h. ALSO
hl,cly altered IA IT. nature mor b. beng suspended ia The.
aanio auEosp'i,re Madame huih dcscisa very Sne-'
Lr kd otimrp which she says 2e garden of MR.,
hu>, iettrr-pres founder, Basic, SWiuerlnl which,
lust nay" Oeen Oh t;s Pclgci pie ri pusn. -
poSoLS size SAYS, OF fourteen wires Closcs dpHed fac
a. end pavilion, and die otir end 10 q wal,
a. c e-Ucnnl u e garden aid he di.tanccu f about
$40 feet. lic VARIATIONS ~ ne temperature of The aucn
piere eActe dis vibrations of tcse V,irc4 and make. t.,
soGId IN DgUsr banner. lustttied Weather constantly
far CONSTANT! rainy, the instrument constant, ,p
II AMY change tOEaYpen i1any distant storm is rising OF
wiDcho appearance Is Yet IL contrary Wind arr
ready tocoutcni for empire; the aerial ntaic bfins and
shu. announces thu utiuI o. its element sometimes 81
lJuIs beforehand" 1Iai ~ L.-,uf.,,i E..o,,s
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! L a SIv rior Court OF Chahcery noId-
"a at the Capiioiin the ely Of Richmond January 9th


ca at tic capoiin e ely Of Richmond, January 9th
tsat and ,ete"ef = co5 SHi. &c. srho sa5 %, II
o6efgt Smith, tsc c'rgg 9rrs, Esq sief5 q Gecouii-
tper Naig and Ea@6sG. his ,r., JoIn semi ana SS.
Siaq as rst, ibqt9ai Citg and Patsy hiftrift I'm.
S., EL=escii ciarG crie. Mssy P:S a,r asa
sally his r.T, Nm 1in5eTake, otedah Undertake. and
The defendants Iasitba Smith, Elizabeth Clarke. Will
H,n ChrhH,"rd Clarke, VINO are out of this country.
in the mode prescribed by law, against absent f,ants
still failing appear, and answer and the cause corning i
TO be heard thc Other def lants bill tl ir nt-
and The ,postons of Witnesses vaargue hy co-
sci eonsd ration whereof, the being of TIC opi-
purroriins 10 be- copy of the supposed last will Obadiah
smith, dee. is not proved sue, and there being 10 evi-
denee OK eanl ntary disposition of t controyr
sydot aiudse, order and decree that the said slaves d.
Sied ale anE 70 the act OF di'tr6uton by Benjamin
are appointed commissioners for that PURPOSE into t,r a.
qul parts: and dat the said con,nis,ierS dooot
one of tv SAID parts 10 TIE pain; another TO the dc
Pendants representatives Of VIM Smith. dee; one To tl, teln
dns REPRESENTATIVES of Sai,,,ei S.ith dee and ar,,,L
ter 10 the defendants rcpTesla;ivesuf Mary linh-ai
dec rscr';s 10 the defendants. any Of them the
right rtsoTtin to this court Tor any f,rcr oYtr Which
may be deemed proper distribution among items, Ives
rs eoiorni'! with the act ortid {, 1t is ordered that the
laid commissioners, amy Two of whom may act. do make
report o. t'r proceedings this ard A. further
oTdrcd that the attendant Sorrs, make IN am ac-
count o the profits of the said slaves, we'll account OF
his administrator bOre oil the commissioners of Tins
court who isreetd examine, and settle the same
and To report specially such nat'rs either party may
CURE hu the parties have the benefit of Ibis de-
cree until they shall either separately Jointly
BONG with security III Reasonable penalty. be determined
D the Sd OF the court. case tev cannot n.
gree, pa!abeto tic said Sheriff. conditioned 10 refund due
proportions Of any debts demands, which may afterwards
appear against the testte and the attending the re-
eorery ofsuch debts.
June 20th, 1915.
1t appears by the admission Of Ctorge williamson who
died the de PENDANT Storrs Sheriff of Heieo oun-
" male ia open Court, tat tg said SorI> during the e.
denc OF this suit, delivered The slaves, ofwhch division
y ordered by the decree made Ibis c.se ON The St ,av of
January last, and thar Ike said Williamson has hired out i
sd snges, until the end OF the p year, decreed &
ord tTe' that the said Wians0 he oftliey year
produce The sid slaves ia ord Tor division under The de
cree aforesaid, and that he do iorte hire that has
bc' " may b received BY him, before Of the ccniss-
oilers Oi tbs court. Copies-Icae.
M. II. HENINC. C. C.
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We learn from the colonies that NJ. Darou French
man, has made brilliant fortune, by teaching the planters
irw process nore simple and profitable than any FORMER
eic, for eai Sg thc sugar cane syrup. his method consists
intnIOvIng into hc copper while tir Juice IS in .iae OF
sbGiton eerain quantity oite bark of the pyr,nl IN
reduced pnsder. So great Ia, ken success Of ~,
lvVess, that the sugar planters OF GLidacspe have ,l
ria inventor 100000 francs, The planters of iaruE nc as
much, and tie English have purchased s secret ton ijc 900
francs. CE0js r,.,.-
Mo,Jcq'ie-M. de MonteSile disjhi;ius OH fht
v.tha counsellor OF e parliament OF Bordeaux. WHO WIS "A
man o aei bu rather violent the latter, after uiay I'll
garments urged with warmth, said President, If /, IS NOT
as say give you my head. " accept it, rep T. Ato,..
tSqnt1, eo1iy, ulinHS presents preserve iriendslp.n
Royal U.Whcnit was snd, at the French Cun.t that
TIE PENIS gone TO England, Louis XVIII. oi,, ,o
tnUse shout inl uat II ta trc Png,e -re e,-a m
ds.hrfcaaNe Il btii q an grant A0A3e IA" i.,iilr.