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To Tie Editor. of HE E,,u;;,e,.


SIR-llaving noticed in the ENQUIRER of
uesday last, a paragraph concerning
Warden's Letters" and their author, /
send you the following information, hop
ing 1t will be acceptable. In letter that
received lately, from a relation of mine
IN Jamaica, i; is stated, thai Dr.. William
Warden Is the son of Adam Warden. of
Alyth; that while on the American STA
tlon, as Surgeon of one of his majesty's
vessels of war, he had fallen in with gen
ilenian who informed him, that John
Warden, Esq. had departed this life a con-
siderable time before, 81.
From the information given bv the gen
lieman 9th Northern Neck, il appears
10 be The same person, and that DIR. VIM.
warden Is the son of Adam Walden, who
IS the third son OF James Warden. of A.
lythi, the father of John Warden, Esq.
decd.
AlyM is place not much spoken of or
noticed 1t is u market town, living four
teen Scottish miles N E. of Perth. in The
Shire of Perth, North. Britain.
JAMES WARDEN.
Richmond, June 1871, 1917.
e. The above note confirms all the
suggestions thrown out i'm our last paper.
as q. to tie authorship and authenticity OF
Warden's Letters"
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FOR carrying Nciis e5thr UAued suite, ., the so,-.
ZIG t'esf ROods, riH De rccet,cd az the General
fns,-'tTs HM'i saturday fAe Ism dog y Sepfs'1-
IN VIRGINIA
i0T. From Charlottesville by GrahaI.'s stcr. 10
Browns Turnpike, once week.
Leave Charlottesville on Thursda, at o a. m. and ar
rive at Browns Turnpike by ip. Leave. Rrown's
Isrnpike at p m. and arrive Il Charlottesville by
SAINT, once in two weeks.
Leave Clsiksburg every Thursday at aud arrive
al Point Pleasant or Sunday BY .. IN. Ieave Pont
Pleasant on Monday at aad arrive Cla:ksbug
on Thursday by 10 a.
100 From iiul!'s Store, in Pendleon county, 10 Bath
Leave Hubs Store on "wednesday at o M and ar
rive at Dath C. Il. 10y p. Leave Beth c. b every
Tuesday at noon, and arrive II sius Scie 10y D. IN.
NOTES.
Il. ire PostJaster General may expedite the mails &
alter the tircs fer arrival ana departure ~ Sy .e su
ring the continuance Of the he previously sp
's'its an adequate compensation any expense
tiat may beoccasion,d thereby.
3 Fttecn minutes shall be allowed for opening ani
CLOSING ie mail, at all Offices where particular
,. For every thirty minutes DELAY unavoidable acct
uehs eacereu) M arriving after the times prescribed i,
Tie delay con,ince until the departure Of any depend
ing mad, whereby the mails such depending
10" cd for cal ing tue mail one trip shalt ineurrcd
unless shall be arurar that the delay was oc-
casioncd D.. unavoidable accident in which case The =.
and retained.
4. Persons making proposas are desired 10 state ter
prices Nv the year Those who contract will their
pay quartcrlyin the months Of February May August
anu November, one month after The expiration each
g. No other than free white person shall be employ
ed u convey the mail
o. Where tie proposer Intends to The mail in
proposals.
right of declaring whenever one
failure happens, which amounts to the loss of 4
trip.
s. The distances stated are such as have been conmu.
ncaea TO TINS Office and some of them are doubtless in
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FOREIGN

BOSTON, June ID.
by the brig George, which arrived at
this port on Tuesday from Havre, we
have received Paris papers to April 2s.-
The king, on the 9th, had so far recover
ed his health as to attend divine service
at the chapel of his palace. This was
the first time that he had gone abroad for
some months.-The Grand Duke Nicho-
las, OF his return to Russia, had arrived
at Berlin. The Duke of Beaufort died at
Brussels April %.
A paragraph dated Naples, April 5,
mentions that very interesting discoVe-
rles had lately been made at pompeii.-
Near the temple, rectangular public e
dice, of 900 palms in length, aud 100 i'm
breadth, with a porticO, Of 80 columns I'm
the interior, has been discovered. and in
il several remarkable pieces of statuary
and other works of art. 1t is hoped that
this enclosure may prove productive
mine of objects Of art. u. Ad0.
Boston, June 10.
The ship Pacific, which left Canton in
the beginning of February, brings infor-
NATION that Lord Amherst, and his suite.
had arrived there from tlieir unsuccessful
embassy to the Emperor Of China, and
had sailed oil their return TO England.
No further information is given Of the
success Of The embassy.
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I conformity with Deed Of Trust from Robert Cow
ley o. The subscriber hearing datc tic 18Th DAY of Au
gust, &C. and admitted 10 ~ the Onicc Of tho
linstngs Court for the cry ofitichnond on the 18th
August, iSiG-Wtll be sold to The highest bidder Al
pHbc anct,n on tje premises. - O'Clock IN the after
noon Of "Wednesday the sh day 81 July 1917, foTfey
city by the number G3JbegHnifg at the upper corner
OF said Lot, aud binding ihe between the same
aud Lots No 04G and COL aud running o the same street
IL feet making ,lSi square feet.
The sale viii be conducted BY Messfs. Parkhills, Dun
Top & Copeland
Acting TIastee only, the title vested in me as such
will he conveyed.
WILLIAM G. PgNDLEToN, Trustee.
June ". lS-Wtds
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The two lines together. probably dsdaining so
easy - operation. 1 pointed at the place
where l.s sum total should stand, and She noted
Il wit such expedition as seemed to show that
she had it only to write.
Ii was pleasing to see one OF the most de-
sperate OF human calanlities capable ofso much
help whatever en- argos hone. will exajt con.
rage after having seen the deaf taught arilh
metick X, who would be afraid TO cultivate the
EcLiides 2" S
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IT In our next we shall commence the Critiaue up-
OH MI Hays Speech" Oh the Usnry LawsIt is candid
WINE II Is complimentary aud is from OF the nrst
minds among
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49, $50. SHIP NEWS. 49,
PORT OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
since Onr kasi.

A1yiucd since 0ur last,
SchTs. Mary, Hall, York River Faiher& Son. Cutler
do. Elizabeth, Wilson, Alexandra Handy Jack SON
do. Vnon. Coward, do. Little Tour. Sbnsom Eastern
Shore Dash, Patterson, do Washington Middleton,
CHy-POint; AfgO Parrot, RappabaDHocb Say.Ann,
Brandt, Ldeniun; Brilliant, Block, New York Sea- FOX
weii Baltimore volunteer peterson, do. Hiram, Jack
son, Norfolk Hope, Lawrence, do Intercourse Wood
ward, suffolk i-soop Marion, Eabron, Edenlo6.
CLEARED,
Brig Polly, Snow. Boston Schrs. Levant Boughton
Washington Dolpha, kena'ds, Alexandria ;siOops Sir
ginia Trader, B.snell Scw.YOTk Atlanta, BrickWay
do. Canton, Goodwin, Norfolk.
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Treasury Department, JI.e iitH, 1871.
NT01TCG is hereby eiyen-Ihnt Of NEE
! y ting Of The Commissioners OF tie sinking
fnnd: held on the th day of March. lsi7 il
was determined that the provisions of the Act
ton OF d,e public debt.' passed on the Sd day
OF March, 1917 should he carried into effect
a. far as the same might be practicable and
that in pursuance of the said resolution, JILL
count aud deposit at Richmond. has been sp.
pointed agent under the superinlendance of
the Secretary of the Treasury, 10 make rur-
cllaSes of stock of fhe United States Within the
limits prescribed 'v law and 10 whom all per-
sons, desirous of disposiDg of their stock, will
make application.
WILLIAM IT CRAWFORD.
Secretary ofthe 7reGsnw.
June %. Eff
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June 20.

NOTICE -COnormabie 70 the Act Of Assembly mas
sed the 2Sth day Of January, 1917, " Incorporating
Company TO- improving and extending the Navigation
OF Willis River" that Books will be opened for receiving
subscriptions for the purpose OF carrying the said act
INTO effect at the Mercy oaks in buckingham the ist
das Of jay next under the superintendent Of Josiah
Allen At the town Of Cara the day. under the
superneHdauce Of ion G. Page and John Gillian and
on the same day IN the OF Carersyle, under the
superinendance willis Wilson and Francis 3. Deane
syeiy.
June %. Ia-u
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40
DIED, Tn Hanover on the 5,h instant. after
several weeks indispositou, Mrs. ELIZA
BETH X. MERIDETH. wife of Doctor r
MERIDETH aged 10 years leaving discou-
ISOLATE husband. and tender infant to bewail
her untimeiy death.
-, In Lexington, on "Wednesday the IIth
instant, MIR. WILLIAM CARUTHERs, Mer-
chant, OF that place, after short and severe
ilness--it seldom falls to our lot TO record a
death more distressing to the relatives and
FRIENDS, and in which the community have
sustained SO heavy loss.
At a meeting of the citizens of Lexington aptn
ptc,n'ty, for the purpose Of adopting same suit
able mode oftestuying their sense Of the los.
sustained an the death Of their .feilo,o citizen
UMlidm Cdruthers.
Capt. John Leyburn was called TO the Chair
and Samuel NJ. ID. Reid appointed Secreta,
ry.
On motion, Ordered that Messrs. John Ruff.
William Wilson, Charles p. DOrman and Va
lentine vi. Mason be a committee to draurht re-
solutions expressive OF the sense Of this NEE
ung-and said committee having retired. af
ter short time, returned with the following
preamble a.a resolutions which were nnai.i-
m0usly adopted:
Feeling In common with our feliow-citizens
the loss sustained by the community, in the
death our fellow-citizen, William Caruthers ::
hssoirea. That the public worth and private
virtues OF our deceased friend will long endear
his memory, to those who knew him.
Resolred, That we sincerely mngle our sym.
pathies with the grief of the bereaved family
of the deceased.
ReS0ired, That as testimony of the bisb
respect entertained for the memory ofour de-
parted friend and fellow-citizen, we will wear
Grape on our lett arm for so DAYS
On motion, Ordered that the Secretary for
ward copyot the proceedings of this NEE
ting TO the Editors of the Enc uirer and Re
publican Farmer, for publication.
JOHN LEYBJRN President.
SAMUEL NJ. d. REID, Secret ry.
On Friday, the 18th instant, Mrs. Joanna
Rice, the endearsd corsort of Mr. Matthew
H. Rice OF this city, departed this life. She
lett bed OF long prOtraeted langnishment-
world of pain, of sickness and of sorrOw-(as
is confidently believed) for the realms of snb-
stantial, unmingled and immortal bliss vet
the bereaved father aud husband, with the six
Children she has left in this vale of tears cannot
but feel, and long deplore the loss they have
sustained.
In the various duties of life, Mrs. Rice was
an exemplary pattern of filial of coniugal and
maternal affection of that dtfusve-tIlat IL
niversal beneyolence which characteristics the
true christian, all who knew her have largely
partaken. Having formed Just estimate of
all human attainment, her hopes were confn.
ed to, and centered III the all sufficient merits
oil the saviour III whom, she gently fell asleep.
Readeri-may you and / and aIl-when the
awful hour shall come--bs as well prepared to
meet the unerring Judge
n. Il. On this, and certain other, and more
alarming dispensations of Providence SER
mon may be expected, on the ensuing Sabbath,
the fret Presbyterian Church, in this city.
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From tie Salem Rogistcr. .yitne ID
FRENCH AND DOrCH PAPEaS.
We acknowledge our high obligations
TO capt Stanley, ofthe ship Messenger.
who arrived at this port yesterday from
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.June2O.

4 AND FOR sALE.-A Tract containing 30 acres be
Ilonging to the OF Thomas Smith deed will be
sold agreeah'yio Ills last will and testament the high
est bidder at John Lewiss Store adjoining premises
on Saturday the 18th day of July next.
Terms OF SdIeone third Of the purchase monevtn he
paid on the LIST day Of March 1878 and the balance at
Two equal annual Payments thereafter. The purchaser
wii be permitted Ia of Wheat this fall and
fun possession will be given the ~ day of January
next. Deed Of Trust will be required secure the a.
bove payments, by
GEORGE s. sMTTri I.r'or. Of
Thomas 81 i'm, aec'1.
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VVTANTEn iMMfDiATEiN--2o ~ 80 o0n ". . Hid.
w SLAVES of good quality. Apply to Capt. ~ heg,
n board the shin Virginia, 10 tcrnuda Hundred. Is
SDlEET SHhRp.
June -. ts-Ng
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IN DEBT.-ln Goocblaud County Court, werlich Of
4 May ,i8l7.
Thomas H. Mitchell P1aiNfi6,
AGAINST
Hezesiah Dunavaut Deferd0nf
This day came the Plaintiff, nv his attorney aud the
Defendant not being arrested the pures c2pas awar
ded in This case, aud he not appearing to answer the
PLAINTIFF action, although solemuly caed,eTefore.
ON the motion of The Plaintiff. ly his attorney, Is On
dcyed that the said Defendant do appear here The
cond day of August Cont next and answer tie Plaintiffs
action Aforesaid ~ that Judgment will then be rendefed
AGAINST him IN defrt NJ bis Appearance for the Debt w
the Pianun's declaration mentioned aud costs and IL
Is ther Orered that this order he published three
cesyive court DAYS the ont door 0ffhe courthouse of
this county and also three times ia newspaper prh
ted in the City Of Richmond.
A Copy. Ycsfe, . 49,.
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NIANCHESrRR TuBNplSE C1MPANY.-The Di-
w rectors OF the Manchester Turnpike Company have
declared a'ivdend OF four half year
winch viii be paid To the Stockholders their Repre-
senatves, The i5ih Of July next a. The Subscribers
Office.
JAMES BRANDER, Treasurer
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ALL Persons having claims against tie o. Thos
Smith, iced. TeCaesodto bring fo-wnra prom
eriy authenticated before the 25th day of December
next. otherwise thi: notice viii he plead in bar against
them. e. \
GoocIand, June 90. I3-raws
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E'SOPiUS MILL STONES.-Eight pair, Just IeCeiy-
AZ ed, and Tor sale, by
SAMUEL G. ADAMS
u. Street Byfdce.
June 20. Is-wlIy
4 AED FOR SALE.--wiil be sold on Saturday the 5ih
~ of July next at the late Dwelling House Of James
Mann, decd that we known 9r0ct If LaHd on which
said Mann lived containing about 300 acres TO be sold
by This Land lies in the County Of Ilanuver A.
bout IL miles from Richmond, CbickahOinuy swamp
aud the main road leading from Richmond o., Goodals
TaveTn) Louisa uThOuse aud j. abon half clear
ed the balance well timb red. his is thought be an
excellent stand for public house. There is good
dwelling house and tolerable good out houses Further
descriptions deemed unnecessary dspos-
ed to purchase, will fTstview the premises.
Terms Of SUE will he. third Of The money in six
months from The day of sale One-tird in twelve months
the balance in eighteen months. Bonds, with approved
secury carry from the date not puncuay
paid, aud deed OF trust to the paymens.-Tle
sale will take pace on the premises.
BENZ. MANN.
JOHN MANN.
~ the tiwe and Tlgce will be sold ansiher
Tract containing 200 acres lying in the County ~ Mo-
nongaa. This Land is thought to be equal 10 any that
County.
Terms IF SITE uU bemade knorn on INIT d~y,
JOHN MANN
THOMAS CAWTHORN.
Il. 5. AUSTIN.
ttpc
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WILLIAM MANN.
VIII be sold at the same time and place four
hundred acres oflaudlying in the county ofMo-
nonsalia, and within twelve miles of Morgan.
town. This land is not inferior TO any land in
that neighbourhood.
Terms Of sale ,ciH be nude Lno,rn on that day.
GEORGE MANN.
tyuue 81 10 a.
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AND FOR SALE.-W i'll be sold, on Sa-
Z 1furday, the 5th July next. about loo acres
of land, in the county of Hanover, wherein
George Mann resides. This land Joins
the lands of the late James Mann decd. and
lies on Chickahomany swamp, aud is considers
ed to be very valuable; there is some excel
lent meadow lands on this tract. and one of
the first rate apple orchards with about five
hundred of the first rate fruit trees and is dis
tant about thirteen miles from Richmond
The sale will take place on the premises
Terms of sale will be one third in six months
from the day of sale one third in twelve months,
the balance in Is months, bonds with appro.
we'd security, to carry interest from the date
it not pnnctually paid, and deed of trust to
secure the payment.
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JAMES BRAND Err, TREASURER.
f2-v@u
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RToriCE-Ai Persons having clsiins against tie es-
! rate of Mai. Joseph woohson decd late Of the mn
y OF Goochand are requested to bring them forward pro-
perry authenticated before the st day of JANUARY next
otherwise this n"ce VIII be plead in bar against irlrl
Those indebted, are requested to make speedy payment,
in order to = iEa settlement ofthc .s'ae,
JOHN Lewis. ASD'r. ri
J0,eyh B'doison cec'd.
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THE bearer Of hIejt Fort Guiana only
ii dayS ago.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-03
EDUCATION

The Lion DER HE Wild domain,
N'ts ", the terror OF his eye
The fasie of the rock retains.
~ torce, his enpitv in the sly;
The Siiark, the tyiant Of the Hood
fufsneS his prey wtb quenchless ragc:
Parent aud Young unSeau'd from blood,
are sui the same nom age to age.
ot all that tive, and move, and breathe
EaH oNi.I rises O'ei his biith;
HeIoohs above. around ,benesth--
In once tue heir Of Heaven aud Earth
Force, cunning, speed, which naiusc gave
The various uibes throughout the pian,
Live 10 preserve, fiom death to save
fhese are the LOWEST powers OF man.
From strength To strength he travelson
he leaves the lingering brnte behind
Andwben iew short years. are soIe,
he scars a uis.nirodied mind,
Destined his future coutse sublime
Jhioneh nobier, better pa,Ls run,
WIN biin the certain end oi tiine
Is hut eternity begun.
Wiai aide him ia this high pursuit,
pr'is, hiunlines, cheers the way
Discerps abe iInmerta. irom the brute
Gods image from the mould of clay
Ills KNOWLEDGE acknowledge to the soul
is p"wer, and liberty, and peace,
Aud. while celestial ages roll,
HE Joys OF knowledge shall increase.
Aid then the generous plan which spreads
Tue light With universal heanfs,
And through the human desert leads
itnth's living, pure, perpetual! streams.
Behold new creation rise,
Newspiii breath'd into the cIop.
Wherever the voice OF Wisdom cries-
Man, know tbsseif, aud fear thy God
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Yen Dollars Reward.

STOLEN from the stable Of the subscriber on Friday
~ night 5,h inst. BAY MARE, years old 4 feet II
inches high. blaze face 1.-THE blaze inclined to one
SIDE ,han the other, all of her feet white white
speehs about the hips and shoulders taught lately TO pace
anu pun IN harness, wei looking and apparently well
bred, and when stolen. IN low order.
Arewa'd OF ten dollars, together with necessary cx
penses, VIII be paid by the subscriber living Bevis
bridge IN the count, of Chesterfield, to any person
VIII deliver her at his psntaon.o give such informant
on as viii enable him 70 get heI again.
BENZ. WATKINS.
a NJ
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afoR SALE, al this once, az WIN. 81. FitIwhyisonn's
~ Book Store, and ~ 7. A. Mayo's bookstore, THE
JOURNAL AND ORDINANCES or THB VIRGINIA CON
VEN ron from the 10Th Of March, 775, to July 5th,
i79G-Re printed by Resolution Of the House Of Dele
gates, Of the Path February, isl6-Prce s 70 cents
stitched n sheets.Ihis Volume is made NJ ofthe dihe
pamphlet Journals at each session. which have been
collected together with much pains, from different guar
tiers. II s the only collection, extaEt oftbe Proceed
iHgs Of body IN which Henry and Jefferson and other
took the lead Here You may the steps Of
a Revolution, which has astOnishcdthe world.
n BOOKSELLERS In Norfolk. Petersburg fredericksburg
LynchbWg, and elsewhere, who would undertake to sell
any NJ the copies Of this work commission, shall
oeiye the whole commission Of 10 Y cent allowed t0 the
pNbdc Printer giving bond with security forthe
Of The books the proceeds. Address The Public Pfn
ter, Richmond, postage paid.
4tsoFOr sale at this Oaioe, DtJ0fcs Of tie Tfrgi-
min Contention" the FEDERAL Constitution price
70 cents.
August22. si-wtf
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August 20.


CHANCERY.-ChaIIotte Court, 4th OF August
II 1871
'"bh Afnistead aud Hill MeCraw merchants and part
ners, acting and dealing under the firm and st,e Of
Aimiseau h'Craw, PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
James g. Daniel Hickson Johnson Matthew Dovep,ort
and Abraham s. Daniel, Uetr1aa8TS
The defendant james 6 Daniel having eptes ed ma
appearance, accordngt0 the act OF Assembly and the
fies Of this Court aud appeaTngto satisfaction Of
lie Court that he is not a inhabitaHt OF this Sateon
morton OF Tue plaintiffs by their attorney, Is Ordered
That he appear here the hfst day November Co,I
next enter his appearance, and answer the planting
Din, ana that copy this ord I've Inserted IN one OF
the newspapers printed in Richmond for two months
successfully, and posted at the Of the court
house OF the said county.
Acopy--TSSge,
JOHN ROBINSON, c. c.
oePh.
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sTAILat the October to be holden frr the
county of Hanover apply to the said court fos the
discOntinuance Of ~ the roads running this
time through NY land, fom Erich Creek ford 10 Good
afs tavern. DAVID CRENSHAW.
Sept. %. il-Hf~s
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ygIO THE PUBLiC.--Some time in June 1916 execnt
u ed 10 Mr.. JOHN NJ. DUFOY. then resident OF
Prince Edward county, Va now an inhabant Of the
state Of Georgia, THREE BONDS, one for 100, for
800. and one for 20o-these bonds executed 10
him IN payment for tract % land purchased Of him
yngn Washington county Kentucky but having failed
10 make title to the same the ceases
TO be birding The public are, therefore notified
that the said bonds will not be paid, and cautioned
against receiving them. EDMD. PERkINSON.
Prince Edward, September 10. 3srsa'
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Ii Persons having claims against the eptste Of Mrs
a Inn H.. MercdHh, are requested To present then,
properly authenticated to the subscriber fOf payment
Aud all Persons whose bonds due her estate
and aisOtO the estate Of Col. Etish0 WCrffh are s
quested TO make immediate payment; no further indu
gence eau be allowed, being DESTROYS close my admin.
istItiiOh. REGBEN MEREDITH.
BoN0ver, SePi.s Se.Nn