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he enclosed Poem founded on the following fact: al
Ship made his escape in the uight, while laying oil
York, by jumping into the sea, agd SWIMMING III
land. he night was dark aud tempe stuous and a
one time lac was on the verge OF despair but tn
tfasbts OF liberty and peace at cheered his sinh
ing heat ard uerved his wea,ied arm to the accom-
p,isatnent oil his arduous struggle
tBY S. COFFIN.
Tile san is set on Freedoms shore,
Ani clrud'weye shadows veil the moon
The form wreath d pillows fearful roar,
tnr. u, us ndnights awful noon!
But ah What veil on earth may shroud
The rEEE, the iSDsPESpENT soul
Not ocean-sur2es nurm'ring loud,
or midnigtttempcsts when they howl.
Wake, FREEDOM, wake 10, mid the foam,
fnporng aid, appears Thy CHILD:
Tor Zee lie sceks-for thy blesl home
he braves the Hood and whirlwind wild
@. stretch thine arm he sinks. he dies!
Nay. nay. he cannot- shalt not die,
For 10, bid his spirit Else,
Aud nerve his arm for Liberty"
Grave Sou o: Erin I calm thy fears,
For thou art safe on Freedoms shore
Brave son of Erin! dry Thy tears.
No tyrant dares distress thee more.
lisremay's thou range the vailies free,
'r ciimb'he n,onntaiRsd zzy steep;
Here tune III, harp 10 minstresy,
or for thy hap!css country weep.
Yes, hero. brave I here shalt thou lind
a rcniat soil 10 misty dear
a .cil that never yet cusuiu'd
tyt1nts cofse, or captiNr's tear
Then, Son Of RniN's Lowell, isle,
Forbid thy feel c'or more to roam
10 ! Freedom halls thee with her smile,
Aud BIDS thee welcome welcome home.
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Rer. Joao Ribeiro Pessoa,
Oomingos Joze Martins,
DonlingOS IeotomO Jorge.
COMMERCIAL
,igned)

The Provisional Government of Pernambu.
co being desigous of giving TO all nations an g.
vident proof of their liberaty of sentiment
wishing to animate and encourage commerce
upon the basis of public prosperity, and consi.
derlng the necessity and advantage i'm the ac.
tual circumstance Of the importation of goods
and merchandise, especially of those requisite
to maintain the glorious contest in which
they are engaged, with view to recover The
lost national dignity, andresume their usurped
rights, decree:
Isl. The ports of the state of Pernambuco
VIII be, aud now are, open TO allmerch yes
sells, even of nations with whom thew might
happen to be at war.-Such vessels will be AZ
liberty, to dispose of their cargoes without
molestation, and 10 vest the proceeds in such
exports as are The produce of the country.
I'd. All kinds OF grain and -four, peas. beans.
&c. gunpOwder, munitions of war, bullets. can
non, sulphur, salt petre, every description of
arms and accOutrements, books and stationa-
ry, printing types, scientific, mathematical
mechanical instruments, aud all kinds of ma
chlnery. will he admitted free of duty, for the
space OF one year from this date.
The execution of this decree is submitted to
the Collector OF the Customs, so far as 1t re.
CARDS him.
Given at the Provisional e Government House
at Pernanlbaco, the 18th March, 1917.
(Signed)
ReU .JOgO HiLgiyo Pgssog
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RELLrAvsaN, H0RFO Tx Ike suh.erlbc; nv.
lished House " Entertainment, at the siyn Of the
Bell IN one OF the beat buildings in the BOROUGH
OF Noroik Situated the south side OF Main Street. be-
residence Of Robert c. Jenninss, esq.-The situation is
periecty agreeable, and the house spacious, COM
eomhooious and in every Respect comfortable. In the
elupment Oh his House. the Subscriber nattcrs himself
mat ne mas omitted ho,his that can give satisfaction to
has his guests IiaUeiisrs both ladies and gentlemen
arriving In town by the Steam Boat the Packets 9TH
ei"se are requested 10 make trial Of his hosse which
ne Is persuaded they will be pleased with.
Thomas Vest.
Aprillf. ilitst
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Rer. Joao 6iteiro Pessoa,
D0Aaingos Jo;e Martins,
DOmiagOs TeOtOHio Jorge.
DrnyfSfnu.I Go..o..,..s..,.


'SBE PL-JIN OE.ILING TRAC OF Ian ID. IN King
g Queen county viii DC offered sale the ensuing
"intcr. Oehiieien iOudy he disposed to seat them
selves elegantly the lower country afe invited TO ride
over the premises this summer aud view the growing
crops us Tar "a u situated upon the atefs Of The
PlanhNauk RIVER, called ,n that nCgIbOIioOd the Ora
ron-Swaup, about seven miles from the MauapOny and
tie same distance ffOm tue Kdppahannock River The
soil generally Is eXcellegt-0f the Tract containing 500
acres, tbefe are about $50 swamp land that mi
bring, as proven By actual experiment made upon lands
oI hc same qnaiy, il Tie nciqhbofhOOd 60 bushels OF
ladidn Corn per acre, aud perhaps many Of Wheat
pati q" II 70 IN corn che present year The buildings
are alne spacious twOiOTy brick house and every
clubhouse that convenience may rcquife-put up In a
unusual excellence. The situation elevated beau
tifui and healthy.
RICHARD GAINES.
May III --uGw
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Nav -.

NuiU LAND FOR SALE.-By virtue of a deed Of
~ trust executed to me by jesse woodson to secure
the y et of certain sums of money therein mentioned
to John X. Archer and recorded in Amelia Court shall
OH the 9Th day of June between the hours of 10 and
i2 o'clock Of that day. the fon door Of the Belrav
en- In the city of Richmond. proceed to sell. to the
highest bidder for cash. much of a TRACT OF LAND,
isss in the State ofOhe, the waters of Deer Creek
Containing by original survey 1000 acres,
amt purchased by John Tabb, decd date Of Amelia
~ oi certain Richard James, will raise she Of
$1,000 or such part thereof may be then due after de-
duct.Ig the eNpences of the sale.
JOHN LANE.
IHSfid, Wdt 20. 4-trfdS
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Abolition oftitles of Nobility.

The Provisional Government, seeing on the
one hand the propriety az an enlightened and
due subordination in the depository of the
preston by particular form, and on the other.
that of the establishment OF perfect equality
among the citizens, hereby decree, that the
on.y titles to be known in this province in flu
visional authority and in the address, the APP
pelation of ros Tyoul is alone to be made use
of, as the only one which appertains TO the pat
riots, both i'll their collective and individual
capacity.
Done at the Provisional Government House
in Pernambuco, this 10th of March, 1917.
(Signed)
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yyyiLL BE sUfD, the highest biddef for ready
w ney, at Gloucester rthouse the LIST Monday
In August being Gloucester day. all the Lands
returned for the Of Taxes for the years 1915
and 1916, with damages thereon.
copy of the said deiinquents may be in the Au-
Jitor's Once in the Clerks Once of the County aore-
said in the hands of the subscriber and made
a asy time before the sale ofthe land.
~. 4. ROC Frs, ID. s.
For Francis Whiting
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nest In all its various bTaRces by years. expert
ence The workmen have also become more perfect in
the art by practice. The works in full and complete
operation and it is believed that establishment the
its kind in ths city has arrived great per
lection any in the United States Its customers can
therefore, have cause to withdraw their patronage
BENJAMIN DUVAL.
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April Is.

HRATE & MANUFACTURING COAL-Tbe S11-crrTT-
~ Der is now raising COAL at ISobUe,s p;ts IL, CIT
teeld county Of hyperion quality, both for the Grdfr
and Tor NsnhJacfsring purposes "''
Families prepared to receive their winter s,n,,
me course OF the summer, will lind their inisres 10
oDialh em OF the subscriber, who will furnish fcyI
Tdted andyoHnd cont. equal in every respect 10 A.,
Iousht TO this place by Wagons and will warrant n;
qaiy so ar as this, that should it be approved S
"neh deApf,7'tg, It may be returned at his expencr
me Coal from these pits has been long known In h
peculiarly excellent foI all manufacturing purnoses H.,
heiona Furnace on James River. Union Air Fnrp,c
Tue Crown Glass Factory, the Rolling and Stirring Mil
Nsi Factory and many Of the Sniths OF Richmond ana
oft. ' anu u'sm, approve
smiths; BTickmakers and others, who make use Of
terms. - accommodating
Apply 10 Mr.sAnuEL HARRIS, at the Basin, orto
AprH15. INV ~, n, ~ "
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The patriots knew how 10 prize tne pescelbl.
Qualities of your ExcelleDcy, Notwithstanding
YOU were moved by bad counse.lors, who wish
ed 10 plunge US into misfortunes. We there
fore through respect for your Exce,lency shall
give the fullest assurance to all individuals that
accompany you, and promise that your person,
and theirs, shall he respected, upon the fol-
lowing conditions:
lst That the troops of tue country, who are
at the fortress OF Brnn, shall march out with
their arms to join the corps posted at al GER
tain distance from the fortress, before the
expiration OF one hour after the receipt of tais
suinno
I'd. Trata corps ofpatriotic troops shalle',-
ter said fortress aud take possession or the
same in the name of the country, and shall pro-
tect the person of your ENcelency, and those
who are attached to or wish to follow you.
Sd. That the patriots willprepare, as soon as
possible, a convenient vessel, on board OF
which your Excellencv shall embark Tor Rio
dc Jane;so, with all those who wish to accom-
pany you.
Ifthese three conditions are not accepted by
your Excchemcy, the patriots declare that they
will not De responsible for the events, assuring
you that they will not deviate from the aiore-
said conditions.
The answer shall be given within the hour
prescribed for the cgrcSs of the troops OF the
country who are in tiieiortresS.
Given at the Camp ofiatyiotism, 9TH March,
1917.
(Sigued)
D,plieeg,s jose .Ndrt;,aS
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CELECT FEMALE SEMINARY.-To Po

(tELECT FEMALE SEMINARl.-Io Pa
/ , rents aff Guardidnsin augusta, and the adj
jdceHt Coties ,Sc.Tie Subscriber is enabled by the
recovery of his health degree surprising even those
sangune anticipaons which induced his late removal to
the upper county, and by other proptious circnnsan
mes, TO carry into effect comprehensive and, he pre-
sunes think substantially Tecommendabe system of
Female Education, which he has for time fondly
contemplated principally with view to the instruction
of his own daughters. short newspaper notice does
allow delineation of the plan. Suffice il
observe that is in considerable forwardness though
mentioned only to small number of persons, that twill
purposely be mitsdto few Young Ladies Omising
intellect docile temper and studous disposition that
in its incipent state the system will embrace every
pTOpriate branch ofLterare and Science and soon call
in those elegant and desirable auxares, music, draw
ing, &c.
Fer particulars, applyt0
J.. III. GIRARDIN.
HERMITAGE near !Hamnton. May2o. 4-Gt
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Another address from the Provisional Go
TeTnMeut

ceTnment.
Patriots, bonored Pernambucanoes-The
heids OF Gararapes, Tabocas, and Cazaforte.
fidelity. Their heroes were not more ii,ustri
GUS than those of the present day, for they es-
timated their greatness to arise from the cir.
cunstance. of their being Pernanbucnnoes.
which we also are. Let us adore, beloved pa.
triots. the Great God that Supreme Being a.
bounding in justice and goodness; let us raise
our hands to him, swear eternal fideIityto onr
country, pledge ourselves to maintain with
courage the great cause of liberty, and take no
measures that shall not tend to establish il
forever, OF 10 die in its defence. Let ms be
faithful imatatOrs Of the great Heroes who res
cued Gararapes, 1abocas and Cazaforte.
Dated 18th March, 1917.
LONG LIVE LIBERTY!
(Signed)
Pm Tooo P;Lo;.o D..
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REPCBEfC Or PERNAMBUCO.
OFFiCfAL DOCuMFS'rs


We have been favored by the Secretary of
che pitriet ANTONtO GONZ4LVO DA
CHt Z, ambassador from Pernambuco 70 the
Govermncntoi lie y. States, with the follow.
iHc official paprrs relative 20 Tie events Of die
late giOsi0ds revolution IN Brazil.
Eiifor Eostoa Patriot
Himatam 81 the Patriots, directed IT, his Erect.
hHey t'aefegO Pinto dc Miragaa HTgaiclccgO,
Cgg. ~ l'cbiamtWsg
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MORRIS & MARTIN, Wholesale Grocrls, No. o. slar-
ket Street, BatimeTe-Kespectfully inform the ner-
chants and Inhabitants of Richmond generally that they
have hand large aud choice supply of Otd Hines 4
Liquors. Of every description, Also Fresh Te0s of ali
kinds, in large aud small packages with complete and
general assortment Of Groceries surpassed " equal
led, by house IN Baltimore all Of which they will
pose otto puncuai accommodating
terms
FROM their knowledge Of business, having been regu.
ary brought upin the Grocery line they Hatter them.
selves hathey will he able TO give entire satisfaction TO
those Who may conide In them.
lT "a 81. will also to immediate customers make
Of any goods consigned 10 them or put chase a.
ny articles out Of their line, charging the usual commits.
sion.
Apii4. l09-wSw
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Botanv &. 1Iipera1oo.y.

DIR. OttayaBo Targioni Tozzutt Professor OF Boany,
Z, Florence, lin italy, has requested friend lately
"a ia this Guy, nom Italy. la solicit for him corre.pon
dence with some OF the Members ftLe Botanical and
Chronological Societies in the different parts the u.
States.
specimens OF minerals other productions Of nature
are pee ntr TO NortAerica, he will receive with plea
sure every communication upon the subject from gentle
men III the United States and in return transmit them
All tue Information in hs power relative those Of -
ly. CNat mr.
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Chemist at Paris has discovered mode OF separa.
sins III Ipecacuanha, the medicinal properties
those parts that have TIE dsagreeable taste SMELL
This new eMetic is called Hemcline.
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On Monday ,(says Vermont publication of the 22d ut)
Mrs Coutheu delivered of toar Children three boys
and one girl, all likely to do well.
Receipt for making Paper fire. proof
lmnctse any Kind Of paper in strong splu. Of nj.
YIN thoroughly dry t-mmerse aud dry 1t again
and Neither fire candle will bnrn it.
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II>RENcH silks & FANCY GooDs.-wt are new re-
eeiving, and offer tor sale, by the quantity, at the
general Of French Silks and Fancy Goods
many of which have been lately supported nom France,
via New York, consisting of
Double chain Levantines, assorted colors
DO. do. flofences, do. do.
Satns of almost every color
1 entire package ofblack do.
Double chain virgnie Satins
Velvetines and oIientines
Plain and checked Sarsuetts
81 and 81 black Mode
Rich figured Satins and virgnie Satns
do. do. Levatines and SaTsnets
Black silk Fiorentine, for vesing aud pantaloons
900 pieces best (Boogna) italian Grapes black white
and assorted coicrs
Plain black silk Velvet
: Uncut do. Of various coiors
Canton Grapes, ofa superior quality
Blue Sinchews, do. do.
Satin PeIonr, for Hat.iining
Real Iudia Null Null Musiins
Satin striped Gauzes Sprigsd and plain do.
6-ITue Lace, black and white
Plaiu and embroidered silk shaws and scarfs, from
Mems and womens' silk Hose
do. do do. Gloves
Lace Spencers and plush Pelernes
Sewing Silks Of the first quality
White chip hats with a hand and crownto each hat
Thread iaces and Edgins
Company cross-baired fringed Handkerchief
Do. black do. do.
$50 doz Ladies white aud coloured Habits
Paris aud 6renoble Kid Gloves
50 dog. do. undressed Kid, Long Kid do.
ladies' Beaver aud Medallion DO.
Mems Beaver and Kid do.
Lace Wells and Shawls, black and white
Rich gauze Rbbands of the newest patterns
DO. lustrng figured do. and plaid
Satin and Lustring frnged do from No. to II
Cas,imre dresses and shawls. artificial flowers
! Chenille and Silk Cords, Ostrich Plnmes
Twist, Buttons, Oiled Hat Covers, Snuff Boxes,
Paper Fans, iowprced Pocket Books and Purses
Corsets, Lacets, &c. sc.
We will sell the above Goods at the Newfork prices,
for cash, or approved town aceeptances.
a. ID. Du,and i Bourdet.
Mayo. llS-tf
Unity DOLLARS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from my
T. Stable the night ofthe 10th inst. Sorret Horse,
nclinng the yellow sht sorrel, years old next
June-He is about feet Inches high, has never
been docked his tail long, but little Of il has been
drawn his hanging To the Jfside, aud short to-
wards the weaters blaze in his face descend
ing from the swell star in his forehead and some OF
his feet white, believed to be three Of them. He well
formed active colt short and caers with the neal
| foot foremost and he Is apt to start.
The signs ofis having been stolen evident and
have doubt that the thief will make alterations
| as his name and tail.
will give .ie above reward for experimenting and
bringing the thief legal trial. and for the delivery
the Horse Or S. for the delivery of the Horse only
aud will he thankful for information as to either by letter
| addressed to Hanover-Town p0st-ofice.
PARKE STREET.
! April22. lift
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Ap,'ilo2.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-By virtue OF Deedo
Trust, of Edward Garlick To Henry Young ofTecord
in the KtngWiiam for certain purposes there
mentioned shall proceed TO SELL at Public Auction,
Thursday the nineteenth day of June next II fair, If
not the fair day, Ayetts Warehouse, in the said
Edward Garlick resides, situate about two miles a.
said Warehouse, containing about 430 acres.
This Of Land very fertile and the soil is partcu
Iary adapted the growing of Indian wheat oats
On Il is n CONNEXIONS brick dwelling house and
veral convenient ont hoases.
The terms Of Sale piH 6eOne third cash, TO be paid
the first day ofJanuary next, when possession will be
given and the other thirds in two equal annual in
stamens, for which bonds, with approved security will
he required. The purchaser will have the privilege of
sowing wheat the next fall
BEVERLEY ROBINSON, attorney
la fact, for Henry Young.
dpritI5 ii2tds
T oOKINGsGLAsS MANUFACTORY, &c-JAMRs
u EVANS, Carer and Glider, begs leave to inforn'
the citizens of Richmond and the towns adjacent that lie
has removed his establishment in the above business,
from New-York Richmond, lin the buildings of Mr.
Wbock, 18th street the Market north Of E street,
where he intends carry the above business in all its
various branches. ~
Chimney aud pier glasses made to any size pattern
window and bed corices girandole mirrors brackets
gold bordering rooms i'll the newest fashions
Prints and needle work framed aud glazed win or
without enamelled glassespaintnss cleaned and var
nished
Looking glasses sivered old work regi, aud tc0rrdn
red 10 be equal TO nc,0.
j. f. deems il superuos to pledge himself that every
article in the sboye line shall be at or near the New
prices of this the public must Judge orders thank
fully received and promptly attended to.
N.B. An Apprentice wanted TO the above business
MarchII IO2tf
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AHAPAKD& WkBB-OFPERP
- 80 hhds. and Is bbls. Muscovado sugars
boxes Havanna do.
hhds. and 20 barrels loaf do
10000 lbs coffee, part prime green
90 hhds. Antigua rum; lsdo N. England do
l7s bbls. Leyburn and best old Iectiaed
whiskey; Ii hhds. common do.
l6 hhds. apple brandy; cogiiac brandy
pr casks Sicily Madeira
IL do. dry Malaga WINE,
10 do. Sherry
20 hhds. molasses; IS tierces London porter
300 sacks Liverpool salt; is tons bar iron
do blistered steel l do. German do.
40 bundles Crawley do. sheet and hoop iron
Go casks cut nails and brads assorted sizes
80 bbls. Newly ork prime pork
10 do. mess beef; 30 do.liver oil
300 bbs. cut herrings
$50 do. whole do. (Nava- SCOTIA
% s sess. . .%atss ~ behring's SCOTCH
50 hbls. shad few bbls mackarel
40 boxes Whitmorc's cotton and wool cards
90 90 do eo de' 10 BY sy 10 WINDOW GLASS
hhds glass ware, assorted
cases half pinttumbers
do pint do.
IS boxes mould candles 20 do. chocolate
so do. brown soap; 30 do. shaving do.
800 feains writing and letter paper
100 do. wrapping do. 1 case quilts
Ia crates queens ware !; 3 tons patent shot
40 kegs warranted guppowder. &. FF. fFF.
5000 lbs. soai leather 400 sides upper do.
IL dOZ. calf aud kid skins
so tons plaster Of paris 80 tons hemp
Tar, rosin, English refined salt petre quart
bottles, bottle cerks, imperial, eunpowder and
young Tyson tea, pepper, ppleDto, nutuegs, GIN
ger, fig blue, madder alum, putty coppeTas
birthstone, indigo, seine irvine sacking and sack
bags, wool and fine hats bedcords and leading
lines. Turkey yarn. shoe thread, wedding hoes
grindstones, &c. &c.
Also case check silk handkerchefs.and a quantity
ofpoMESTiC GOODS,
Consisting Of
Satinetts shrtings he'd ticks
Chambrays, stripes, piaids
Bingham, vestings, &C. &c.
inst Receiged-23S writing paper completely
assorted; quantity of Macon's family -four and 4
chests fresh imperial tea.
Lathe Riyer35 hhds. bestretaiiing molasses; shhds
Antigua rum few bales cotton.
VIRGINIA MUSEUM.-JaMeS TParreH & Richard
Lort0H respectfully inform the public, and their
friends at distance, that the building the Virginfa
DInSeum now erecting the Capitol Square, in this
y, Is rapidly progressing. In order facilitate the o.
penng Of this establishment The popretors have mo-
we'd into the building.
wv x X. l.. beg leave, through this medium to ten
der tEefr thanks to those ind vduals who have present.
ed curiostes for the nstitaton respectfully solicit
of minerals that By directing their attention to-
wards this ofdonestic wealth they may bring to
light and apply to purposes practical utility treasures
with which this State abonnds.
j. W. s. Il. L. aatter themselves that by assiduous al
tcntion the PfgiRia NHSeu may be opened early the
ensuing summer. Having engaged Mr. .SdTgeant gen.
tleman every way qualified prepare and staff birds and
animals, &C. &c. they will feel obliged any individual
who may leave at the
MUSEUM,
ron THECAPITOL SQUARED
forward any thing that will add to the collection
February g. QO-wtf
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Ameiia, Mar 20.
Notice 90 oil Persons who may haze business
TO 40 sriM tie President and Directors
of the Literdyv Fiuud

y Me Literary Funu.
Meeting of the President and Directors Of the Lii
ieIary Fund, the Capitol in the City Of Richmond
on Saturday the lst day of March, lsi7-Resoire that
hereafter there shall be regular meeting of this Board
on the last Saturday ofevery month"; at ten O'Clock in the
morning and that the Clerk be directed TO have this
resOlu ion published.
Il true extract from the proceedings Of the
Bodrd,
wM. MUNFORD,
Clerkts the Literary Fund.
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Mr.. George Jccksoa, Err. Of Hs=ekah Oacidson dec
Hon. AIauistsy, and snn his rife, Etecufr;r efthe
said He<eki0k Davidson, dec. Marcdrft, Lucinda
Elizabeth Htamer aud dun Dapidsoa, infant chill.
dren Of Rc=ckidh Daridson, dec
DLEASE TO TAKE NorICE-That on Wednesday,
II the Ith June next, at the office of wM. HAYNoNp
SurUeyor Of Harrison County, his successor in of.
flee, between the hours OF O'Clock in the morning and
o'clo.i in the afternoon we shall proceed take the
dispositions of sundry wiinesses-and the High Court
Chancery Office in the City of Richmond Monday the
Goth inst between the hours also the of
snadry witnesses, (and continue the from day 10
day until completely to lie read in evidence in the suit
aepeneS in ne Superior Chaneery for tie Dis
and others Compainants- the Ex'ors. of Heze.
kiah Davidson and others Defendants. You being
absent from this State, adopt this mode giving Won
notice thereof.
WILLIAM LYME & ! Executors
WV. II. HUTCHINSON lotTpn,. LIME
aud others, plaintiffs, } dscsascd.
MAY 2. It1 So