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POSr-BORING MACHTNr

HARRisnuRGH, penn Sept 2j.-We have
heen lately much SrAtihc ia viewing d new
" invenied mdcEIue by Mir. James Corbrt of
Hanover township, in dis county. for boring
posts Tor fences. we are decidedly OF opiii7
ION ihdt more useful invention cOnId scarce
ly be introduced to The public Tor il swell
known TO an farmers, that good fences are A.
mong the FIRST aud mOsi important cous,de,,-
tons ia Their improvements lor as they are
The best promoters OF peace aud good will A.
mong tie neighbours who keep uuruly cal
tie, so they are equally tIie best preServal,ves
of the crops which have been forwarded AMI
maiuied by the sweat aud toll OF the auxinus
EHsbandman When the farmer knows tL,t
with this saviug-labor machiae, man and
boy with the assistance OF horse, can com
pleteIy bore 800 posts day; or one. Two ar
three ~ less thar half a minute no matte
now hard or crooked the wood may be. surely
he viii be anxious To become the posSessor 81
10 valuable an article, especially when II ran
he procured for twenty dollars The ,yLoin
construction IN itself is very simple, and can
SEES MS much to woHder that II has never before
Oetn tnonsht Oh Mr.. CorDet has appIie tor
patent, andwe heartily wish him thai sue
cess which such useful ingenuity merit.
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NOVEL THEORY


a writer III the Christian Observer. pnblisb-
eu IN tennessee, has undertake On To demon
tla'e, from numerous facts coilated from Ro-
mon "ilteTs' ana The history of modern times.
t"dt there rs cycle, OF the duration of some
centuries, when the extremity of the cold
SEASONS ana OF The warm ones periodically
ana regularly return" 1t is upon this IbeoryI
ludt 'he writer attempts TO account for lh,,
ma'H MS OF FORMER civilization, which are every
year developing or our continent particular
~ ih the western states of the union for the
hones OF the mammoth and other apparently
JNt.nct quauIupedS, which are frequently
discovered IN mari beds, and in the vicinity
OF saline ticks for the re-appearance of sea
StfPe"iS IN our waters, &c These cycles or
ieNoi"lions OF seasons, are supposed TO en-
VI ace d peTl0d OF from eight 10 fifteen ceutu-
res ne dduuctS many authorities TO sLov that
from The ar" 4i0B b. G. TO 26O after. w re cold
centuries; from 200 TO 40 were warm ones
THENCE 10 1854. cold ; thence TO 1921 ,y,rnn
thence TO 1879, cold thence TO 1900, warm
thenCe the cold ones begin again" He he
ieves there was IA full population here i'm The
second and third centuries of the christian
era, sprung from Roman colonies who cnlt;va
ted the arts and civilization that the conntry
Vas Vas oserturh ny savage tribes of barbarianS,
lhNe Nome aud lidly,) i'll 479, of the same ex-
traction as the Huns and Coins. who neuetra-
tea INTO all the recesses of the globe i'm search
OF food and PIunder. He shows, that durin,r
~, me coiu cehtareS. the Mediterranean, the
Baltic, EuXine and the Greenland seas ,vere
frozen over that the Danish colonies in
Greenland became extinct and he infers,
that II was during these periods that the mann
morn ana other uncommon animals, which lie
beheves now inhaDit the unexpIored arctic
regions, propelled hy instinct, or driven bv the
Intensity OF cold, migrated TO our Iatltndes,
where they continued to exist until driven
again to- the higher latitudcs by The hests nf
Tie revolving cycle. And that during the
warm periods, Greenland was clothed 10 YER
dure, and peOpled with coiOnies. aud The vine
bonrlShed III England. In proof of the exis-
fence OF me mammoth, he quotes the fact of
the bodyof one having br,n seen in the ocean.
o or w years ago on l'ie coast OF Norway, ano-
theT hatIn. been discovered on the borde,s
OF the frozen ocean III lTO9; and OF the aetn-
al re-aPpedIance OF this animal, IN 1918. near
me blS PraIrie, nor lar frou the head of Red
Wo"d river, which empIies into the river 81
refers. lie last fact Is stated on the authn-
nty OF information from Prairie dn Chen
which superaddS, that the buffalo, bear. nan
lher ana theI animals, are collecting abOui
lhAt place III numbers, as driven from lie
notlh by hunger Instinct. I1iJaHy ArgRy.
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NEW GRENADA

We were, with regret at the moment the
first 10 communicate the news received from
the Spanish Maine, concerning Don Pedro
Val: letters from himself, ef 20ti. April stat
ed that lie was ready 10 embark for Porto
beiiO: We were aPprIzcd afterwards that a
vessel had sailed about the beginning of Nav
whIch had fallen iutO tie uds OF the SpauI-
ardS-the whole OF The people on board (which
were shot: this vessel sailed from the same
port at which MIR Walls letter was previous
ly written The account of his death was re-
celved from Washington ciIy--a gentleman in
office there having stated that lie had seen the
name OF Don Pedro Guai among those that
had been shot
1t IS with great satisfaction that we are now
Informed, by letter of date i2ib August from
Que of the West India Islands, written on
that day by himself, that he still lives pros
porous gentleman.
By tile same conveyance that has broupht
tins pleasing Information from New Grenada
we Iedru that general ST. Auder had pesetraf-
eel the interior ia April last with a Tespecia-
Bile army, where lie obtained many advantages
over the rOyat,sts aud found the inhabitants
every where ardent in favor OF the indepen-
deuce of Europe. Ii was believed HAT the
Clty OF Santa te de BagOtd had fallen into his
hands. Tie VlcerOy had found himself in Si-
tuatioA so critical that he gave orders to draw
500 men from HE gaIrisOns OF CaTttdpeua and
Sduta Martha, TO reinforce him. iu order TO
resi-t the patrii army. This ROYAL reinforce
meat had marched IN July, from the sea coast
The situation Of New Grenada NAV be appre-
cIatcd, when succOrs OF men aud MONEY have
been required from Carthagena aud Santa
Martha, where tie greatest distress already
prevailed. and where, for months past the
troops had been subsisted only by daily con-
trIbutions, levied from the inhabitants. Very
interesting advices may be therefore expected
every day. Had McGregOr not Changed his
destination from the plan under which he
was instructed TO act, the fate Of New Grena-
ia would have been decided IN July. ffGr.
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TIE Prop,letor of tie Eagle Hotei

The Proprietor of the Eagte HOteL
AS been induced from the liberal patronage which
ne has received from the members oftbe State Le.
gisatnrc, 10 add an additional building 70 his etahlsb
uent, containing twenty pleasant rooms. They are well
adapted for the accommodation Of members being In
ieDdtd for one aud wO beds each aud will he furnished
Wiib Bew furniture % the BEST quality This addition
will enable him 10 accommodate forty Members part
"i "noin ave nov engaged. separate table will be
provided, aud tie charges for board made moderate
kely applications will be 6aly attended 10.
lJcEroRd, SEPT. II. s5.utf
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r,, !tyem ne KsatUcky Beraid.

From occasional notices ~ The new spapers u spears
that CAPT SYMNfs sun pefsiss ~ his kheOrg f me
eHrth, aud that he has applied different SOVEREIGN
OF Europe Tor assistance g. explore the internal
u IS time 20 notice such eStaysgant specnis,ns len
the lives Of sfeHmat endangered By their heinz ri
on. have waliea to see N any Of our astfopsite,s
geologiss, OF meChaical philosophers would siov line
lmpOSsiblty Of such formation as SymHes supposes
70 exist but have waited ~ vain-On the comfsft DR.
MITCHELL has eHcOa tygCd him ia his extrSyaq4u no
ttous. ItthsrefoIe rests With me, who am neither =,
tronolner nor eeoogst. to do what some Of temough
10 have cone lOag ago.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-08

ElY virtue Of deed Of trust recorded Nv the clerks
ID Office Of AlbeHarle comfy, bearing date the l4lb
day OF November 1918, aud executed by @eriwether
Lewis Walker aud Maria his wife, George g. Lindsay
and JObn Wren and Elizabeth his wife, to the subseri
bers as trustees for the purpose Ofccung the punctua
payments OF sundry sums u money therein named 70
Dabney Minor Of Ahemare, the undefsgneda as trustees
aforesaid, viii on ThHrfdag the 2sM daV Of Octsbsr
1912 sell Tor cash, a. the Rivanna Wills In the county
Of Albemarle, the said RtVANNA MILLS and appurte.
nance, and seven hnadred and ninety eight acres Of
LAND attached IN TIE same lying both sides Of the
norih fork Of Tie RvaHna river much Thereon as
vii aise the sum % nine thousand dye hundred doara
ib interest or the from the day Of September
1910 u paid and The costs az carrying into eject the
heed 81 sst aiorcsad. The undersigned acting aston
ICES for the benefit % Others, will sell and rsnvey sucA
title a. svested IN them by the deed ~ trust aforesaid
Ni@x0D iI- 6Rh HHASg Trustees.
September "a. I,(ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-08

EDUCAIlON. -. There will he few vacancies In
H JOHN LEwiS'S SCHOOL, in SpoiisJlvania connty
The year.
Tins rs Grammar School intended 10 prepare BOYS
IoT College or University. IN II taught the English
French aud Latin languages, geography aud The inferior
branches Of mathematics, including arithmetic. The
hunhef taught Is limited To- tweutyall Of whom board
With The teacher. The price OF board aud tuition ID
9 t4U annum. "
Gentlemen, wishing 10 send their sons 10 this ipstu
ton, ~ 70 obtain additional information are reonested
to direct their letters to" Iewss Store Post once +" o
Spnusyiyania county, Virginia.
LlaHgollen, October I. 42.wev
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TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD-For apprehending
sneero boy named GEORGE, who absconded from
my plantation in Hanover county on the 2eth Of inv
last lie Is about 30 81 years Of age rather lighter
IMAM negroes generally aud about feet or inches
hign-hs hair sonew bat bushy-has blelnish In snr
OF his eyes, thick lips aud bowed legs.
lie has been seen ia Richmond, hat il is probable he
IS gone from thence TO Goochlaud or Hanover in the
neshborhood Of Mr. Philip woodsom's TO bon his mo.
ther belongs or is making his way up James river 10
wards Lyhchpurg. IL is very probable he has obtained
hee papers The above reward and all necessary ex-
penses WIN be paid on his delivery ue in Hanover
ana should u not be convenient to deliver him. letters
directed to Hanover Town will be attended to.
oTewarn all masters OF vessels and others from bar
oofng OF carrying away the said slave under the pc
haltes Of the law. RElBEN GARNER =
September IL. as wtfSar
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another of the hens (Which She calls Huppe
tor each of them has a name) seeming To take
part with the Cock, flew furionSly on the back
OF The young girl. She mentioned tile circun
stance 10 the people of the house few min
utes after. IL E,ust be observed that she wore
that day. comb in her hair and had on blue
and white calico gown with rather "a yellow
unge and torn al the skirt
HE next day about three O'Clock i'm the at
ternoon, the brother of the young girl Mar
tal Danjou aged 10 years, having goue 10 ex-
anime the hens nests aud bring in the eggs,
found The hen called Huppe OH the nest. AS
soon MS she had left il, he took the egg which
she had laid on which he observed, with much
surprise, figure of his Sister aud the Cock
She is drawn in the attitude aud dress OF the
moment her comb i'm her hair, her yellowish
blue gown torn IN the skirt. the stick in her
hand. her foot raised under the tail of the cock
and her head turned towards the heu, who had
Aown at her from behind"
Ihis day the 18th Sept. about two o'clock
IN the AFTERNOON, the Young girl found in the
same nest, another egg on which there are
figured two small animals, take the smalles 81
TO be mouse or a rat, and the other a cat
Henry Boucher takes the smallest to be fl
gnre of his small dog, the other the cock
The proprietor of these extraordinary
Eggsls goiHg to Quebec, where he intends
showing them to the curious" IQuebec paper.
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WONDERFuL EGGS.

Extract Of a ritter from Rirer OReLe, 18Th
September.
In tile afternoon Of the 18th August last
young girl "a years old, named Marie Dam
Jou, being employed in feeding the pOultry be-
longing 10 Henry Boucher Of the parish of
River Oueile, with whom SHE lives, noticed
the Cock 40 treating one of The hens, and Civ
en- him a kick, having Al the time ~ her hand
a small stick 10 keep him off. = this moment,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-08

AoiiCt.; petition will be presented to the neNi
1eheIal Assembly OF Virginia. pray ing the passage
OF ah act 81 Assembly 10 authorise The sale of tract
OF and lying in the comfy Of Leuisa on he waters OF
ihdan Cub creeks, containing by estimation 20I acres
neihg me same tract oflaHd conveyed DyReuben Thorn
Ton and Maria T. his wife to Cornelius ID. Chisbolne
ny ueeo bearing date June 3Oh 1914 and afterwards
to William Swift jun by deed bearing date ApriI Isi7
August n. an wIsws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-08

N CHANCERY....fa court Of QR0rteriy yessios4.
hetd JOT CHDqOCy(aHd County, me roth dag NJ JHfp
1919 - y V''af
Jesse Criddte, administrator Of John Cyiddle. DE-
AGAINST ''
NorUeH n. Robertson Jamcs Hobsoa...D ects
The defeHdaH NOrUeit N. Robgrfson nor 6agj.g
10 me act Of 1sseDibty ami fke rules Of me cs,
d"dH appearing BY Sqfif0cfoyy egiGeHce that he ~
nor an t'hG6tGnt ofthts cOURfrg-H Is oydered mar
Mt S0i0 deRdaNt no dPPe0T hare on tie on gJ0nd0y
~ OttoDer neat ana aHStrcr the 6t Of me ptaiHfj6
aHd nut copy Of This Order be 1orfhcb fgssyfsd m
some "easpdPsr prfHtfd IN thc Ctr Of Richond to,
to months SnccesSiDcly anu BOsed at the froat door
Othe c0Erfh0nseJOr a0id county. "a. .aSus
49, a corr Itste, X. ID BfONTHGUL, Jy. nc.
N OICE...A petition viii be presented 40 the next
~ Legislature ofNirgiuia praying that the Common
Weslhs right to lot No. 55f the city Of Richmond
my ne vested IN the bets Of pleasant YorBghasba
deceased, or reasons that " in tben he mad SHOWN
October S. "a nj
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-08

Amer1cdn State Papers. In 10 VOks. Suo.
subscribers 10 this important WORK in the state of
virginia, are Informed that will be delivered in be
respective counties In the course of the present season
The publisher indulges the hope that the same Iibe
raj motives which induced the very generous patronage
winch TINS work has received in Virginia will prompt
tue individual subscribers afford every facility i'm
their power TO the ready collection of the amount due
oh each subscription. THOMAS b. WAIT.
Bsstsn, August 10, o. ntnw.
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Tue density OF the EARTH found by calculation sm
mean OF SJ experiments, made on purpose, by Dr.
daskeiyne and Mr. Cavendish is more than bVe times
greater than that OF water Now, as the materials
than average half of this density IL follows that the
central part must exceed IL. SO far then from hav.
ing any reason to believe that globe ho0r
within, We are at loss to of materials heavy
eaongh to make the SPECIFIC gravity found by
eNpetint At, SuppOsing u to he all solid.
tmay be shown, ny the theory Of gfavitaon. that
h0k0U globe az the magnitude OF the art cda
suppose such shell OF uid matter be created aud
put into rotary motion the same that Of the earth
aud subject also to the laws Of gravitation could
all points, aud sOsn coaleSce Ia solid spheIoid
centrifugal force which Capt. Synmes employs to
his shell i'm shape, ~ altogether insufficient TO
ay such ELECT Al the equator that force is only one
two hundred aud thirteth of the gravtans force and
at the poles nothing. T. supposng the rotary motion
was eased To such degree Keep the
part NJ its original position still other part would
retain II. The poles being attracted by each other aud
bl every other particle between them, while there
n" force tesding to keep them apart woud soon meet
so would every other parallel for in all the
being less than the centpelal would only
but could not prevent them from meeting aud the
whole would form a very oblate spherod.
will venture TO assert that hOtOip celestial body
oil any magnitude exist unless ia the form
tened ring, like that Of Saturn.
when Capt S,mnes first published his theory. could
not help admiring his inveptive genius whatever 1
might think of his judgment. There is distinction in
be,ng foremost even in absurdity. but have since
found that be Is the humble copyst of the absurdies
oil Or. HALEY, who, in 6g2, published the same.
consider Dr. Mtchill as committees, by his apprOha.
tory letter TO Symmes. " he believed in Symne.'
DRY, he Is chargeabe with ignorance, unless he now
shows just cause for his beleflf he did believe ia
it, he was blameable In encouraging an enthusiast TO
undertake journey, from which in all probability he
would never return. ID p
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(NoMMITrED to the Iail of HaIiiaX connIy on III,
- 29th day OF June last, as II runaway a negro man
hamed REUBEN about the of IS 80 years rather
OF yellow complexion. is large and well made He
SAYS lie rs The property of Mr. Wyatt Lipscomb OF
Louisa county, Va aud eloped from him abont the 5ih
June last IN tue vicinity OF Ddnve Va on his wsy 10
the South have reason 10 believe that Mr. Lpscopb
resides South Carolina of course reason 10 doubt
whehe OF not he belongs to that gentleman. The own.
or, however, is requested come forward prove his
property, pay charges, and take him away.
Ahgust2l. 3l..wt2w@ MOSES PALMER Jailor
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On Wednesday tie 2Oth Oct. inst

On Wednesday, tie 2Oth Oct inst.
WILL be sold IN front OF office, at 10 O'Clock
W for cash. by order OF Lieut. HIS smndry articles
OF ORDNANCE, MILITARY & QUARrERMASTERS
STORES, belonging to the United States-conssiing in
part OF drag ropes. sword blades scabbards cartridge
stocks drums tents and quantity Of capnon
paIi ana grape shot, W. c. q G. CLARKE,
octoDeI !. AZ ids Auctioneers.
MEsSRS: Iompkins Is Murray, having conveyet TO
ISl the subscribers as trustees for their creditors
ther property and effects, including the debts due 10
them-aii persons indebted To that concern, or 10 Mr.
Johh iopkins Individually, requested call on
Tie subscribers, who alone authorized to grant ac
qnances aud pay the balances due The creditors of
ionpkns * Murray, are desired TO exhibit their de
mands, for adjustment, to Mr.. Wiiiiam Poe.
Aud as from tue terms of the deed time is limited
Suhln winch the claims of creditors in the United
States, or elsewhere, must be bro't forward nTomn,
attention to this notice is necessary.
Pm. NICHOLAS
RICHARD ANDERSON, Trustees.
Nays. ,f
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ROAST BEEF AND PLUM pupnNc

Lately at Paignton Fair, Torbay a plum pudding
OF an extraordinary size prepared and placed on
car, fancituliy decked with rbbands, laurel sc. and
drawn through the town by eight oxen then cut
up, ana distributed among the popuace, confonnably
To an ancient custom, neglected years, thus
pleasantly revived. An Immense concourse from the
neighbour ing parishes assembled witness ceremony
aud enjoy the amusements OF the fair The
which composed this massy pudding 400 lbs Of
-four l7O lbs. OF beef suet lac lbs rasns and 30 dog
OF eggs IL mad been kept constantly boiling in a brew
efs furnace from Saturday morning until Tuesday
heat so that the middle aud every part should tho
roughly dressed London paper.
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o sae on eteon OF one, two, three and tonr seafs
the tavern toihiefiy occupied By Daniel miehans,
situated IA Powh9tan county on the Bue road
ABOUT 20 miles above Richmond and n below Pow ha
an courthouse, SHOWN ~ the name of Hopkinsyille
Hopkms's Tavern " not sold prior TO the 9tA d0g Of
OctoberHe1t, II will on that day offered for rent TO
Tue highest bidder. For teriss apply to r.ARCH'p
ROBERTSON residing on the premises, to the sub.
scriber. John RORERTSoN
July 10. Io,,wu
'EwENrY DOLLARS iiEwARD.-Kanaaay from the
subscriber, living in Piltsylvania county Va near
Cnak Level, negro woman named whey, about 80
OF % years OF aye toierably tall light spuTe
MADE, with small scar her upper lip. rxpect she
VIII make for the city OF Richmond she saws her IN
het Tree man living in said city. iw give the above
ie"atd 10 amy person securing her any thai get
her again. aud II brought to will give the above
reward and pay all reasonable expenses. The above
slave eioped ON the 10Th OF August last.
Sept.2s ii..w6w' HENRY MOTLEY
Unity DOLLARS KEW AKD.--Lost. on ih, morning
OF tue llih inst. about O'Clock, between Nj. Wm
Rohertson's and the New Banks, red plorocco POCK
FL Booh, containing about two hundred thirty or
'oiy ooiais IN DAM notes, ana a number of valuable
papers OF the bank notes about l7O OF $50 were OF
the State Bank OF North Carolina among then. ON mote
OF Stoo-the residue were principally OF therar
ners' BANK OF virginia and its branches .-Auony the
papers particularly remembered were a note drawn h,
Thomas Atkinson, PAYABLE tn Harry Heth aud endorsed
oy sa'1 he'n ana Beverly Randolph, for S2225 daed,
as Is believed March 1919, payable six months after
date. "a note drawn by HAIRY Heth payabe to and
endorsed by Beverly Randolph SsOl IA dated the
day of 1919, aud payable 1850 DAYS after date.
An agreement the transfer Of ~ shares Of s,ort
OF The Bank OF Virginia. the first day of July next
by the said iieh aud Randolph, ts the suh,crber.A
S5o....A nsie er bond given by Vim. Saunders TO Wm
Garter, for about 1872 the precise amount not recol
lecied. 49, ~
The public cautioned against taking nv a.,pnuen,
the above papers, trading any manner for the same
he above reward will be paid la asy
up the pocket hook and its contents or liberal reward
oI papers alone, or Tor any INFORMATION which NAV
leso to a discovery. Holm popruTcn,,
June 49, 4. w,f
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Il county Of Lancaster at the courthouse fberenf -
Monda! the 18th day of July, 1870 va
Thomas Towles. pJoj,,;C
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Eg'YDtian Wbea

Egyptian Wheat
LNOR Sale, few bushels OF Egyptian Wbea, NJ ,bis
Il Years growth ofthe best qualify, at Walls MRDI
CAL STORE. al az,
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NWGINiA ut a court hefd ToT CLCSfeT11Ia c1,,,.
~, at fhe COURT house, On The 0th d0yeC Aueuat,
Samuel iOckett. pI,inuO
AGAINST
Jacob FIonrHOy-GLSo, 5TatfAc,e H9sfrcs ami Hurt
a. 6"4eT, 1dHiiHiSfTaforS Of SeHHei Sizer dec'd.
Deiendants.-In an Injunction
on me motion ofthe ptainti6, ami IL oypegyfyrfo
me SdfiDdcfi0n Of the court fhat Tie d.fesd0Uf Ia
cO6 FIoHTHOy, is rot an iHhdbifagf Of fb5s T,,,,o
meath, and fhat process cannot be sejUed npoa hin,
re court doih order dCcreefE0f tie said 6cegdgaf
On N0pewbcr neat, and enter his appeoyaDcs AMI
gre security according TO the al Of 1ssearbIy
ota Me r"tcS o. mis- coRrt and that n copy oCfb'S
O,ger CeJ0TfhWHh inserted tn SODIe ,ebsb
"a mine Richm0gd for S1rrSssipefg
and mat another copy be posted at the )Yonf 0o o.
dayS. n Copg-yesfs
Is. ". POINDEXTiER, D. O. &C.
September ~. 40 tcs,e
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Richard lanAe1sley, James II. Tankersley ThornIy
b. Iankefsiey, william TaHkersley, Emily TankersIey
Jane 1ankersley, Beverley TamLersey and Mar,iu
kpF
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N CHANCERY.-..At court held for lie cOnnIy Of
Lancaster, at the courthouse thereof Oh ts
18Th day Of Jnly, 1919 "
James Spiiier. pI.in,ir