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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-27
POETRY.
From .Ae .Nis.s. Yors cIemaere.al I'd.
GREECE.


GREECE.
Land of the brave! where lie inurn'd
The shrouded forms Of mortal clay
In whom the fire of valor burn'd
And blazed upon the battles fray.
Land where the gallant Spartan few
Bled at Thermopyle Of yarc, .a
when death lis purple garment threw
On Helle's consecrated shore!
Land OF the muse within thy bowers
Her soui-entrancing echoes rung,
"hlie on their course the rapid hours
Paused at the melody she sung
ilil every grove and every hin,
Ana every stream that hoW'd along,
From morn to night repeated still
ine winning harmony ofsopg.
Land OF dead heroes-liying slaves
ohaii glory gid thy cline no more;
der bannersiloat above thy waves,
where proudlyit hath swept beforep
Aath not remembrance then a charm
10 break the letters and the cham
pia my children nerve the arm,
And strike for freedom once an,;n
NO. coward so''ls-the light which shone
-, Leoc'fas war-empurpled day;
Inc hight which beam'd on Marathon
Hath lost its spIendor, ceas'el TO plav:
And thou art but shadow now, tl
WIN helmet shatter'd--spcar in rust
my honor but dream-and chou
Despised-degraded-in the dust, a
Where sleeps the spirit that Of old
Dasil'd down to earth the Persian plume.
When the loud chaunt of triumph told
How fatal was the despot's DOOM
The bold three hundred-where are they,
Who died on battles cory breast
Iyrants have trampied on the CLAW,
Where deathhas hush'l them into rest.
ct, its, yetup thy Hill
a glory shines of ages fled,
And fame her Lights pouring still,
Not on the living-but the doad
But IT'S the dim sepuIchral light
Which sheds faint and feeble ray,
AS noonbeams on the brow of night,
When tempests sweep upon their way.
Greece yet awake thee from thy trance
Behold thy banner waves affair."
Behold the glittsring weapons glance
Along the cleaning frcnt ofwar
A gallant chief Of high emprize,
Is urging foremost in the field,
Who calls upon thee to arise t
In might--in majesty reveal'd.
In vain, in vain the hero calls;
In vainhe sounds the trumpet loud
His banner totters-see, il falls
In ruin, Freedoms battle shrcud:
Thy children have no soul to dare
Such deeds as gloriied ther sires;
Theirvalor but meteor's glare,
Which CLEANS moment, and expires
Lost land where genius made his reign,
And rear'd bis golden arch on high;
Where Science rais'd her sacred fame,
Its summit peering to the sky:
Upon Thy cline: the midnight deep
Ofignorance hath brooded long,
Andin the tomb, forgotten, sleep
The sons of science and Of song. SEE,
The sun hath settle evening storm
Hath pass'd in giant fury by.
To blast the beauty Of thy form,
And spread its pail the sky:
Gone is thy glory's diadem,
And Freedom nevernore shall cease
10 pour her mournfal requiem
Ger blighted, lost, degraded Greece!'
FLoRiO.
We're York. October 6, 1921.
-.ss@Sss.a1-
From the Washington Gazette.
The Press.--The radical hostility Of
yrantslto the circulation of thought, is
trongIy depicted in the reply ofSiI Viii
lam Berkeley, governor Of Virginia, tc
VI
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TIE SUBSCRIBER

HAS commenced the PRACTICE OF THE
j. 4 LAW, and will attend the Circuit Courts
OF Madison, Bond, Washington, and ST. Clair,
and the Supreme Court. at Kaskaskia.
+ T. w. SMITH.
y Etfssa,sls1ii,1e. .2gtI AIM. 1919.
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United States, and Navy Commissioners,
htsrsbersed smth Notices offhe Origin, Progress,
achievements, and present STATE Of the
f1 american Mary. 81
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PRINTING.

vE1TL !. + xEel r,s.lp ~. 5aozr xorrce.
AT THE SPECTATOR oEc.GF:.-
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Just Received,
BY. JOHN SH.iCEFORD,

No. 23, South .;,ain-st,eet, E Ghoueaa's Build
ings 81. Loas,
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NO'TICE

Subscriptions received at this Office,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-28
THE DuiGE OF WALLACE.


Fh"y lirhtct a e.! err at the dead of the night,
Aud chaptcd their hottest hyinn;
nut her bio'V and her bosom were damn with nfripht
Her eye vas ail s,ceplcss and dim!
aud ihe lady OF Eidcr<iic wept for her Lord
When teatl-wnich heat in her lonely room
Nbcl her curtain bad shook OF its own accord
Aud the raven had fapp'd nj her window board
~ To tell OF her warriors doom.
e" Now sing yon the death-song. and lortly prav.
tni she Soul u nv knight so dear;
AM rRt NE n WIDOW this wrefched dav.
Sirr' the warning OF God is here,
fOr ~ -h'-ntr~ rides on my strln,-lcSl sleep:
t.hc icrti oi my bosom iscouned TO die
Ills 'alcrous hear; they have wounlcd deem
And the bloot-;,T''s shall his country weep
For 'llnce of Eldersiic!'
We; Suctv not his country TIM; nminons hour
Erc ;'ic loud rldisn he'll WINS rIinc
ihri fsi.tir'ret 90 death English .nver
"a Ne diI-e oi her champion sum!
WIZ W i,''. ,ron-iieht lnokidm ami red
IN 'hf i,igl-i prn blood nf n n,artyr slni.
20 Anhcit WAS spng At his holy ,i.aih-brd
No ~".'ing vns these when HI bosom fed
Arc ms heart was rent in twain
Oh, itNas rot thus when neI on smear
was TIVE 80 ;hPt knight lrlprr;
Aha moss oi Thousand were scattered like deer
~ re blast of the bunfei's horn:
Mt' ~ Srode on tle wreck or each well fought G.,d
WIZ iir vclicw-hlir'd chiefs ~ his ra,ivc lard.
or . ianre was vet sLivercl on beInet rnr sI.l,
AMI he ~ orr that seemed "a for ArchnnpI TO held
WIS light in bis terrible hand
fet bleeding and bound, though her Wa,lace might
For IS i0ng-Gved country tir e "
To huale seer surg TO n ,rayer Knight
Than Wallace of Ederslic
bui the Gay OF glory shall never ,;ei,art
uis bead ureniombd shall with ulorv hc l,alra'i
rom rs understanding altar his spirit sIal! start
The ttc ras ~ has led on hi. nioul,crn,- he,Y,
aphler never crnh7.1idl '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-28

fs1'f ~ me- sTrt mara, J)rb'f i'urfef
LIVERPOOL, AHsrist fJ.-Tic Earl MORA enied from
Liverpool for Irhn the ytcuug of the gb of August
having bold from iOO to 100 passengers the different
counts not agreeing Ohe ubcr There from d to
90 cabin passenger many of them persons Of distinction.
The remainder mostly people IN r0or circumstance
Most of The accounts represent She csptFn 20 have been in
toxcatcd wnon The vessel -ace though she of the
packet, Who transacted bueiuoss with hiu
Doore he nu boord denies positively that he IN
o. The pas enccrs wished 10 Liverpool bot thc
captain refused. After few techs the vessel struck on
b1us about rle and haf from SIC shore The tide wa,
iDT,ant te 4ssf myers ir yesse! would BE
until morning whom she would float and be Co or safe.
Tic passengers pat confidence in ho story ard many Of
tcn went fDg. hc yosetithumped several times during
te nl,, ana thnef rc.laiaed ici gl 4. NJ ihe nest
isoriDg when an eas heed tle hold, che we
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-28
Tic sulscribc- win cell on reason,

FL Tic subscribe. will sell on reasonable.
Isttg terms tract Of land in county of Alemarc
syk consisting of 2s00 acres 100 which nrc cleared
zoo line bom and $50 10 I've Immediately sown In wheat
This property ors inducements purchasers parti-
cuary farmers and ga1crs, beirg situated in most
able and healthy o the state and convenient
markets. II is distant 20 miles from Richmond with
which place there is regular batteau communications es
and valuable vein of limestone passes through this tract
aiiorng most cheap and cicacioS manure. giving
rise saluorous springs The hole OF this land lies
level and is wen adapct culture by poughs Flattern
specimens of mari have been disco, stream fows
through this tract which srs saw mills
might he erected. The wood land affords oak pine and
poplar in abundance. The Improvements consist of two
cpmmodiouS dwelling oiSes such distance apar MS 10
admit OF division of the tract with barns stables, all
necessary appurenance in coed repair The society the
very picturesque view vicinity University OF Vir-
ginn and commercial advantages Of this estate, contribute
10 render purchase object with capitalists. terms
apply To the subscriber living on the premises.
Scp.emler 4. S6-MSwt CE0k(;E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-28
HORRIBLE STORY.

The following horrible appears in French journal
TIE House OF Refuge for Lunacs estabisHott Charlie
sur-LoiTe department Of Nievre, was short aco Le
scene OF most tragical event.
The Sieur hlangue, apotecarv OF Sancere and IN.
Seur leonard Peusscrean, mason of Icryo-Bnurg had
oce placed IN the house insane patients Among other
proofs OF madness Nangue continually manifested ronr
dislike ot life an. endeavored to I'll or be different
the proposal being made of Pousscrenu who ,orad under
most incuahle Kind Of insanity, he willing undertook 10
penetrate the horrid act.
The two unatics Immediately descended tire staircase
leaning to The Kitchen, where they found wooden horse
Mange suddenly stopped coollv took ois coat nd crava
turned down his shirt collar and laid his head the horse
hey now wanted an rstrumen and nerc pointed the
kiichen chopper Pousscrcan fetch it, returned ARD
hnding bis wretced conoanion sill in the same attitude
peheaded ii'n with single STROKE, wo any body having
ton.
me event was however dscovced ;he In,ir5ercr
was known by the bloody stains with ~ rc he was coycre
On heing questioned he confessed, without leasi cmoon
tat ne mad Welded 10 'herepcsed cnrcacs langue that
the later had hequeathcd him valuable d6c,rne,f
(Which, on being pro@uccd proved merely piece Of
waste paper and that he would perform to same Office TO any
one who rsked hmpoie;y! B@ty iii. GoI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-28

James Vaughan, Elizabeth S. Peers Mary Thomas. Am,
hrosc Knight and Al pasta his wife, Henry H. vaughan
Philip Rice and Martha wife John H. Purri-rfo, ma
oisIlssa ms Wife, George w Vaughan, Jack vaugar Ma
tida vaughan ard Richard lcCau ali of whom eScD Am
brose Knight Philip X. ice, John burlington ana Rich
deceased, n. - 5 ut,,'i-.
This day came the Plaintiffs by their attorney and on te:
motIo this suit to the defendants Lace and AInt;dl
NauGhan Is dismissed and the plaintiffs filed their bin
nenns the other defendants and II appearing &c he salts
action OF The court that the defendants James .-an
ienIy H. vaughan, Philip r. Rice Marfhabjs v lie John
IL turTinSton and Caiissa his wife, George and
Nnght are not inhabitants OF t, state; on The,
ordered ny the court that the said absent Defendants named
~ eioesao 40 appear here before the trd Mo3ay
security Tor performing such decree the court may she
ncren and That cops of this forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published In city of nichnop and
sonhne9 Tor TWO months civ that copy
W Puu up nj ihe front door ofthe this cou
iy, on the two next successive court DAYS
copy-Teste, w MILLER {, Z; r
September 4. - - ~. -;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-28
NOTICE-

fhliiloN VIII be presented 10 the next General As.
scmbly praying that The Conony. eI's TILE To- th.
e estate Of which John Mcaara died seized and r~c,,
he city Of Richmond may be released 10 the nrdcrsrreS
The nearest blood relatives Of tic s16 Joht Ncliara
WILLIAM Ryan.
eepie"eF IL se-~v5wf CATHAHfSE RYAN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-28
laPPahannock Seminaries, Esser ColMiy, ga

IdpPGhanaock ISeminaries, Esser County, IA.
THNlESE Institutions, the male department; of which is
L under the direction Of the Rev. j. Reynolds the female
under that OF Mrs L. l. Grey have closed Tor The vacation.
and will DC recened Monday October Il. The
OF Tuition includes the Greek Latin and English languages
Geography, with the Of the Globes and Maps
ship Arithmetic Mathematics Dictates Composition, Natur-
nj and Moral Philosophy. &c.
Mrs Grays Seminary is daily attended y Mr. REYNOLDS,
or his assistant teacher.
Terms-Board for each pupl in either Seminary, 500
Instruction including the Classics. 80
DO. in the other branches. 2s
French Short Hand Drawing, and Pain,ngon Velvet,
extra charge-each Pup, provide Bed and bedding and
one Cord OF Wood PAYMENT expected quarterly in adj
~ The Undersigned with many othcrsl attended the
bic denomination yesterday of the Pupils belonging the
fdgpdkdnnoct Seniindr under the The gcy.
REYNOLDS, and Mrs LUCY Y. GRAN Thev take this
mode oeNressing The pleasure they felt Witnessing
progress adebv the Young Ladies cmen in the yar
Gus branches OF useful and ornamental knowledge. well
as IN the elementary part Of Education This Exhibition
in opinion cannot fail to Parents and Friends
Of the capacity and diligence OF the rcceptor OF this In
stituton.
LAURENCE MUSE,
Til; GRESHAM,
JAMES II. MICOU.
JNO Il. MATTHEW'S.
AUSTIN DROCkESBROUGU.
oriN II. 3ti-w:w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-28
LAND FOR SALE.

Z---AA 17.t-Ff7 It NIft NJ-NfIf1s
stuJ The subscriber offers for sale the tract of land
JA- whcreon he resides, lying in the county of Powha-
nn five miles below the courthouse from eno bridge
and tweuyonc from Richmond, containing five and
four This farm lies in geniccl neighborhood con-
veniently situated for trade and public scminaryo
fertility of soil and healtness OF situation is caled
by few Aspiring OF excellent water within wards of the
door The dwellnghouscs good one, having lately
repaired and all out-houses
bile land udiciously cleared well enclosed, and now in
good state for cultivation. ANY gentleman wishing to pur-
chase is invited 10 and judge for himself
July 81. c2-wtiO GEORGE MARKHAM
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,.s q .9nlcz,a Ccuafy Jaly CoTt, SCI.

ISA 1gGirf Vi RI
phil Jeter, T.c5 49, 'siy
The defendant Mc(ilasson not Iav,, entered lie
% 'u gwen security according The act of Assembly and
nu o s court and Il appearing the satisfaction OF The
court That he IS not inhabitanto this on
we motion Of The complainant by his counsel is OrdeeG
'ne sua defendant McGiason appear here or the
uisuay IN October next t. the bill Of The
that copy Of this orderbe forthwith PUB
n III i'p one OF The newspapers printed TO richmond
Vcrs'UE' Tor two months successivey thai ANOTHER
COPY he posted at the front door of courthouse on two
successive court days. 80 W.
,.., A copy-Tcstc, ]. T. LEIGH, c. AC.
IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-28
PIRACY

|, will he observe,lhy the report under our marine
head, of Capt. Hill, of the James Coulter arrived
below from Havana, that there exists a systematic
plan OF depreciation commerce; and that the
Spanish authorities da nothing suppress these dia-
holicni pT7ctices.-Thai government have already
paid dearly for encouraging countcnancins spolia-
lions on our trade; and it is improbable dat they
may soon have another account to settle.
The remarks in the National Inteliigenccr of tho
18Th inst relative to the late praces in tue West In
dies, and on coast, induce put the following
questions to tlie editor Of that paper
IL our government authorizes the smaller vessels of
war ordered the West India station 10 carry specie
Tor such persons as arc NOT bcgercnts, is ii under
liberty TO take that specie board in the very port
whence ITS eXp0riation is prohibited by law, and in
DONG render the United States flag IL protection FOR
smuggers?
Are tic vessels that station permitted to lie in
port for two aud three weeks all the time waiting
solely for such freight?
Can the government be ignorant OF the above cir
cums;ancos having occurred
Wien such freight is obtained, is il not understood
between the commanders and persons shipping the
specie. that he carried without delay to its port
OF destination, and is il probable that such voyage
tue commanders would risk their freight give chase
10 q pirate from whom they could expect ltl,le beyond
hard knocks, loss OF time in case Of not coming
up with her?
Are not the lives of officers aud scamen cndan-
gered by being detained, useless to the country,
lengti OF time in sickly ports?
Inc preceding queries put by ardcnty
attached TO gallant naval officers as any American.
They spring from anxiety retain them an eff
ceni protection TO our commerce., and to preserve
their hVairic spirit from the polluting touch OF
traband traders. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-28
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nip nNN-IItI rpLrr,

H..
TSEAKE notice that shall. on te 18th Of October nxt no
tween The hours of Ocloc 4. VI. and O'Clock p NJ
at the Office OF Levi Lincoln i in The county of Worceste
aud state oil Massachusetts proceed take the dispositions a
necessary until such object shall hayr re! y
Which dispositions viii be evidence In m noy do
pending in the Superior Court of Chancery Tor The Rich
nDDd distci- (Va) between Joseph Dudley pIainG rpd
Thomas Bah and others. defendants at viii eli time and n,ce
YOU may a,iend, If YOU think proper.
Sept: u. g7--.ylM JOSEPH DUDLEY.
WILLIAMS q GORDON
HAVE rcmovedto tenement in the new buiding Iatel,
erected 10y r. Marx, hear Shockoe Warehouse where
90 IIhds MOLAssEs,
l6 boz. SPADES and SIJOVELS,
60 WOOL HATS
September q. so-wew
AZ rs committed HE iaii oI aueu-5a c0U1i7 - >
inches high rather yellowS completion; s,raght limbs
his teeth very close together ;he lips aIot, IA vnnrs m
age Has on md with him cotton shirt two rair
paufalCons OF same srncri cotton Daptaloone cs,o,;t
Shirt old yellow cotton cnafe,, wool HIT aud
negro says hrs name Jim h he atelv belonged 10 Jaae
Johnston, oi SPou'yv0nia county, Who sold him IN -
Thomas from whom he ran aWay. The o the said
slave Is oc TO prove properly pav charges andtah him
away, or he will be dealt with as the law directs.
September S51vi5 sg''O''
MAS committee, 20 tic jail Of Augusta county as a run
w away. on the 1IfI Mny, Wan about foot r
inches high very flat and ck lipe round (icc bio
cheek bone smiling counicnsncc mall bands and fee
ha feet his front teeth IN the lower jaw separated an
pears 10 he about 2Oye Of age trnghi limbs Has on
ard with him cloth old Jeans roysers and mar
Keen 10 striped nscv waist td mcrsnie do wool bof
ana shoes lie says his is Tom that he lately belong
ca To GEORGE Duncan offccnbrer corutv but was sold n,
Mctice, from whom he away. From The manner &C. oc
said ncgro tale. IL is believed Tho owner OF sad slave
Is desired prove propcrypav charge and take him ay,av
September 7. s51wiaS i'''''
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bEtfaci p icitcr from ~ American gentleman i'm
Europe, dated July > }, 1921, published in n Phila-
dolphin paper
They have built in England rrigates (as they
call ihcni) Tor the purpose Of fighting The Americans
vhcn wu occurs, and Tor n curiosity when in Lon
don, took Il t0ai aud went down 10 Dcptfori and
went on bo1rd Csc South Hampton, ono Of these new
fCirHee' The officer then ON board SUPPOSED nc an
"nrii$rnrn. answered All my queries frankly. telling
nc they were bu cNpcvlr for the Yankees and
~Heo rlgaics, aliiouch the, wcrein reality secsaig-
lo,frs went on h,r lower gun deck which IS to re-
cctr "a i'r}-loIr porniers, AMI her upper deck 80
tvcnw-oer pounHl-rs Size built with round Dutch
'crn ~itonc oftht mostlormdahle SHIPS Of war lmgc
etcr seen, and make no doubt 10 manned andohcor-
90, with tle same stat and spuuk oiccs and
mcn have, won't 90 seven ninucs sink my frieatc tai
ever ~ "u. u 's q pity ~ sec 4Ohr Boz resort 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-28
I cHANCERi--Prince Edward July Court 1921.
! 'oseph Morgan Complainant,

/
The defendant Martin Hurt NOT having entered his appear
nce ana given security according General
Assebl! ard the rules ofth and appearing TO The
Sacnon OF the court that he is inhabant of this
sateon the motion OF the complainant by COUNSEL
ed, ,hat ire SAID decndan, Martin dr do appear
plananl's bill and tina; copy OF this order he fob.
IN some one oithe public newspapers printed in t
city OF Richmond for two months and also
ed at the front door of the courthouse this county
A copy-Teste, b. WORSHAM n. g.
iAN.u-i =. aNrs
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v ifiSiAi a. Superior Court Chancery holden ~
e capitol in the city of Richmond the fourth tav of
'u I1 one 5ogsand eight hnodred and tweniy-ope
wealth OF Virginia, successor of Philip NJ Nicholas ESQ late
Jcs na''"' Plaintiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-28

Cn'ied States Court, Fifth Circuiiand pssre,nia
District june Is 1891.
JAMES SCOTT, executor Of John Leslie, deceased \
~ and Norman Stewart, I'iaintiGs
against
Archibald Robertson and William Black, Jun surviving
executors OF William Brown deceased and others, -
A., Defendants. =
Isabella Rack, late the wife of Acnew Black elder :
John Wallace and Marion his wife, William Boyle and n
Sarah his wife, William Black jun Agnew Black q
the Younger and Walter Dua. OF John Gra- z
nam, oeeeased PLAINTIFF, | -
James Scott, executor of John Leslie deceased and
Andrew Leslie and Jane Leslie deyisees said
'Oi'h Lesshe' deceased, Defendants J
EXTRACT PROM THE DECREE.
Anc the Court doth further direct that of tho com
DO state the whole said
John LESLIE real ana personal and report the
so" WIN any matters specially stated, deemed pertinent
Nv hSc procured by the parties To he staedand
enquire what debts are dueb the said And
o'e mn 70 ascertain the that he
week for three months in more Of the
newspapers printed in the city Richmond for creditors to
come IN and prove their claims before him.
a copy-TeSie, RID. JEFFRIES, Clerk.
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I 1871 ''''''4''' county e'''' . @'a august
John Bass and Ann his wife, late Ann Vaughan and ono
10 the children of Matthew Vaughan dec. Plaia.is
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A copy-Teste, WIZ. w. HEN1Na. c. G

CoM4'ISsioNER'S OFFICE, The parties interested ara
h'eanofo' ~ 40. T. ie2 desired 10 take notice, thar
have appointed the h day Of the ltli month So-elber1
nex ensuing the date hereof for the accounts;
directed 10y The foregoing order the on which dav
nj nine ococ A. ~ their is rcqu ed al ms oics
IN is city, With their and vouchers ready Ter exs
minato7 ,iud settlement. =
August 90. 3o-,y,d THOMAS Ann - n
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IT, ,.u 80. Dcfcndanf
nc @ in this cause, being exhibited for the purpose of
recovering The resduun Of tine personal estate Of Doctor
lanes Irydcn late Of the county oochlapd native Of
sco'iard on the ground that there no person entitled ia
iakc such rcsiduum under the laws of this d.
recng The distribution Of ntesaes' estates and tier the
sane vested in the Commonwealth for the benefit Of tbe
doth order that publication he made for three months success
s'ey The Richmond Enquirer ard National Tntosnesr
reul ne al persons claiming interest in tie personal
estate 81 tie said Doctor lanes Dryden his distributes 10
Pear mere on the first dry Of the January term an
mahe theinsel YES parties defendants the said suit.
July IS. " iaN NO, 80