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In aod Saaies Coiu1, EsJA c;aieuiiand ys,rp;,,;o

In led STATES Co,uI, FijM Cocuiiand VSrgi,ua
District Jnne rs, 1921.
IA MS SCOTT, executor Of John Bessie, dececsed,1
% norman Stewart, 80; PtGintfs |
Arch bald Robertson aud William, Dlaek INN, sury;x;r.
e~ t"'ors OF William Brown Deceased, Others, :
DefehdaSts.
Isabe n, Black, late The wife of A1nc,y Pi,cl ,Ic older
Jol Wallace and Marion his wife, William Uogie and =
Sa eh his wife, William Black jun. and Agnew Black .
ut Younger, and Walter Dun, executor OF John tira- =
han 4, deceased, Piaisfi6S ).
4 Eainst :
Jane Scott executor of John Leslie, deceased, and
AN rev Leslie and Jane Leslie deysecs of the said
doi D Les>he, deceased, EsJtndtn,.s.
EXTRACT FROM THE DECREE.
the Court doth further direct TINT one of the cor,
mS hers do state The whole estate
John Leslie real aud PERSONAL and report 10 the
court WIN any matters specially stated deemed pertinent
ny M nse orrcquired by the parties sato-an do
en r. what debts deby The said And to eI,-
nie N ~ 10 ascertain the that lac do twice
week Tor three months successfully in the
news papers printed in the city of Richmond creditors to
come IN ana prove their claims before him.
copy--fese, RID. JEFFRIES, Clerk.
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VIkGINIA. InHaiax county court 25 day Of June AL
Moses ulay6rooh' Plaintiff

A%la Clayb9ooh Allen Claybroo, Polly IN chae.
Claybrook DsEn5on,s
The defendant Allen Clayrook having entered his nm
peance and given security according 10 the act of Assembly
and the rules ofhs and appearing TO the court t
me seid defendant Allen Claybroo is moi an intaant 81
ls plaintif v his counsel
cased That the said defcndon Allen Claybco do appear
here ON the fourth Monday August next and answer M
bill OF the PLAINTIFF and zhata copy of this order be forth,
WIN inserted in one Of the newspapers published in the
city Of Richmond, for eight weeks sccesvelv and postcI
at the front door Of the courthouse Of This county,
a coPy-Tesic, MICHAEL ROBERTS, D.CUC
July p fc, 49, -
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INTERESTING TRIAL.

NEWARK, u. j. july 9--On Wednesday morn
ing June 10Th, cause Of an Interesting nature was
commemorate the court Of Common Pleas of This
county IL was action ofslautcr brought by Miss
Ennce Hall, OF Elizabethtown, against Dr. Roberf
Grant oil the state OF Georgia The paintifIhad for
ton OF young ladies' and in connection with Kent
boarding la the year 1919, one of the pupils
a Miss Houston, taken ill., and at length died,
The defendant, thougha nonresident, occasionally
visited Miss IA. in his professional character and the
SUIT was brought for actonal words SAID 10 have been
spoken by the defendant, in relation OF her treatment
ct the Young lady, and the ncompetency Of Miss Hall
as instructrcSs: The examination Of witnesses did
not close till Monday evening of last week On Tues
day Messrs Haisey' and FrcIinghNsen summed no
the cause on the part of the defeldant and MIR Hal
ed closed his argument the part of the planlilr
on lhurStay afternoon, the jury retired after being
addressed by r. Stockton, Esq for about fon, hons
on the part Of the plaintiff In abont two hours after
wards the Jury returned into with verdict for
trial occupied the Court six DAYS and half-,nI we
believe no other jury trial took place during the term
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XlRGlNlA, To Wit AZ a CoGit "a 1ip1l1- iIeId az tie
1s2i- VA '''''''!' June :
Francis W GilmeT Esquire, this day sienied his intention
10 resign ms ONCE &c Reporter TO this Court ay
OF the next term WhereUpon ordered that public notice
be given that the will day proceed 10 appon,
successor. copy-Tcstc,
July 17-6t - u DANCE r. r.
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WILL be GOLD ON Monday the 20th9 Augus' rcx~at IN,
" Atci store of Richard Brooke, al shares in The
Richmond Os,oncs Turnpike Coinpa1y, on hich there
shall De any money due oa .iiet dsy.
u osdcr " tlie Bo0rd of Director
g. y. cARRfNGT0N, Treasurer.
5uY M p Ids
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ro~hatam CoGniy Count, JI,..e the 9isG, RI
George Williamson Ffafn,i1,0

Peter T. ogiby Edward SIoseley, saTauel ar c@d"'e,9
Jones and samuel Watkins ycftndanls
This day came the plaintiff hy James Robertson i, ESQ,
his attorney and filed his lii against the defendants and It
appearing Ia The court by satisfactory evidence the
ihe motion oi laintiH by his attorney aforesaid
Se' ana ordered bv the court that the said Peter r. gbv
Ito here before the third THURSDAY in Seto,c,
next and answer the plaintiffs BILL and give security
ef'oing such decree rs The cout may make herein; and
that copv of This he forthwith inserted in SONG news
paper published in the city OF Richmond, ard continued for
at tho door o. the courthouse this county ON two sc
con days previous the third Thu ~ in Sept next
copy--resic, W. 5. DANC'E,s.
IUly g. ,,en,s
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Benaia Anders0n, adm'or of Jsunes Bry,en ec.s.ed.

rl ~, =, u fFuT14if.
The BILL IN this cage, being exhibited for the urose of
recovering the resum Of the personal estate Of pocor
James Dryden late of the county OF GoOcbar, native OF
Scotland ON The ground that there is person entitled IN
take such resduun underthe laws of this Commonwealth d.
recug me distribution OF nestaes' estates and that the
anes vested in the Commonwealth benefit OF tie
Literary fund on motion Of the Attorney General the court
doth order that publication be made for three months success
sNev an the Richmond Enquire, and National ffeligenr
requiring all persons claiming interest in the personal
estate OF the said Doctor James Dryden distributes to
appear mere on tho first day of the january ter and
make themselves parties defendants To the said suit
Juc19 " ~ 20 20, - "
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MANCHESTER P8OPEBYY==

l7IN-7Nti 10 7 Flft TUl5I'LlI
81 IIN virtue of deere Of the county court Of
fFFs4 ID Chesterfield pronounced on the icth day Of
tssG july 1921 the subscribers will proceed eel
on the premises the highest bidjcr ca Wed-
nedoY the 1T day ~ Agts or'9ct Tire offcroon.
all that Lot Of LAND lying and bcing the Of Man
chcsieron the south side fthc main street. and OPP
posiie ihc Manchester Exchange known aud distinguished
IN The plan othc srd by 20. 23 together wi. tho
buildings and improvements thereon, consisting Of com
Portable Dwelling House, and all necessary Iudings
Garden, &c.Tcrns Of s1e and ~ months credit the
purchaser rurcbaeer. giving bonds with udotcd
carityard decd Of trust the property the pur-
chase money. JOHN WUHCHlE.
TABLTON SAUNDERS.
Juy H. 99-tds
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ro TmE PEERLEssE ANA.

THE MAGNETIC OF NY NrECrIOSNEs.
lFron, MS Po,'a' ef Shakespeare.
Not; that mic native fielleS / lcyc
Swellcs i'm myne cic the scaudng tcarc,
cr hsidcS with Sighes ME bosom heovc;
Awyse-manS countries everic whears.
Mott thut thus rudelye toncF
tsrrc tom the muse hautc love;
With mantle minJe this might bc horne,
lis where the muse might fsiendlie proove.
Pit ah with thvnc mic VITAL ;hredde
So close is twisted, that too partc
From dice, or 'cie ihc bridal bcddcf
Was sclrceiy tasted, brcnkcs mic hartc
Oh wugid the fatal SISTERS steele
BE s.retcb'd TO cutt her worke in nyainc.
Nythcldc which deStNncs fcele
Thatl'te thus heightened is butt payne.
Bet yeit whyic her shcarcs he stayed
For dicing wood iaync reclyne
On Annals breSt, and there hc lavdc
Mnere Anna'S dust mote Ma,llc N,iiic ny No
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BANK or VTRGTNTI

iE'k President and Directors have declared dividend NJ
~ per cent on he capital sioct bank for the ,s,
i feaF "nch g'ves TO te indi' ital stocrDler &C la
Per faa'e w DAl'DRlDGE, caeh's
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FIRST rate Tobacco Land, lCiH0Nt reSerpe.

FIRST rate IObdcc0 Land, 1Citt0Ui reserve.
"a On Uednesday the 29h -fUg,-'t, / shall sell at
fSFsysff public auction, without reserve the tract of
lpAstin LAND which ireside.-In point ofso. local
situation and ncighborhood this farm inferior
to none in the upper country.
Persons DESTROYS OF vesng funds in real estate would do
well TO attend the sale OF the above propcryTerms
fourth in hand the balance in ycais-sccurity upon
the land fer the deferred payments will be required
~ the tmG win be sold several very valuable Ne
phOi-S--lso the STOCK OF every description the trm
SAMUEL DYER. Jr.
Albcmar!e June &c. 1a-wgv,
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Is cHANC ENY.-In hing William CounIy Court, Nav
S0ti 1921
Simon DoFgct and Ann his wife, Pianti6s.

John H. Waller, William n. c. Jones Henry T. Jones
Marin s. Jones George W. Jones' Richard ~ ioues Many
Jane Jones' james H. y Jones, Charles H. Jones aud Anna
NJ Jones' children OF james Jones and Martha JGpcg
adnliX Of James Jores dec. Is5,s'5o,1,, }
The defendants William d. c. Jones Henry to-, Ni,r
I'm y Jones' George W. Jones, Richard Msf Jane.
Jones, James H. " jones' Charles H. Jones, Anna ~ JoneS
and Martin Jones, adniX of James Jones decd rc wing
entered their appearance given security according To-
the rules oi this court ard il appearing To the st>
OF the court that they inhabitants this common
weih-on the motion of the plaintiffs y their attorney
9rHered HAT the said defendants do appear here the
onday IN august give such answer t.
puinis bill and that copy OF this order be orti,v
serted m the n'ond Enquie for eie weeks
~ and another copy thereof posted at the front door of lie
courthouse of this county.
Acopy-TeSie, TIL. W. NEW d. C.
June 10. itrs1,i - -
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TIL. w. NEW, d. C.
1I-W gwf

NItGiNiA ~ superior Court of Glancorv holden a.
the Capitol in the city Richmond IL furt .ay OF
June one y, thousand eight hundred and twentyoae-
John Robertson, Esq Attorney General Of The common
wealth OF Virginia successor of Philip n. Nicholas ESQ at
A''F''1, GeneFai' Pinini9,
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NtRGlNIA~-A Super Court OF ChanceIy holden at
the Capitol in the city of Richmond, the 18th day Of
Marcus Aureus Harris, infant by VIM A. Turpin his
guardian and next friend, VIM Logon and E,enn hi,
wife, formerly Evelina Harris VIM. Benty and Lucy his
""e' Plaintiffs,
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a TT persons having claims against the estate Of FRAN
~ CiS COEbjN. Esquire deceased requested pre-
sent ihensd tho:c indebted to the Same, make incdi-
ate payment ROBERT y. COBBiN,
Ertgcor n JranciS Corjia, Esg. Scscnsed
july 3 fj-WfN+
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STOp AM

CHucoTHE, (Ohio0 June 27.-In an action in
stutcd in the Franklin court of common pleas bv
Orris Parish, against Eli c. King, justice of the
peace for said county, on refusal by defendant TO
before him in official capacity, under plea that bail
Lad been given according 10 law, for stay of execu-
ton--ihe court, after hearing counsel on both sides
unanimously decided, on the 10th inst that the si,
hio unconstitutional inasmuch as il impaired Inc
obligation OF contracts The cause has gone up be-
fore the supreme court.
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CoMMIssIoSER's OFr1cE,


PURSUANT 70 the n(oregoing order the Court NOTICE
- ni.EEBf GIVEN 10 all persons having claims against
'he a'. ohert Craig or his estate in prove the
s'nc before me, at ~, Office, in this city, within three
iuS nom the cate hereof, that cy he reported
10 the AMOS lam NJ -
june 81 o.,
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DStrtet-Jiuie i4th. 1891.
fy'iOMAS CRAIG, George Rutherford Robert MONTY
:. gonefie, Robert Spier Robert Fauld. Alexander :
Kerr, Thomas White, and David Wars, Plaintiff, O
4igriast 2
James Scott, executor OF John Lesslic deceased who
was executor and trustee of Robert Crnig deceased and
o'H'ts, Dcfsndarts
Extract firm tis decree Of tie C0Syt.
And The said commissioner Amos Laddl is ordered
SUI Que from the said Robert Craig, his eaie
enaoe hin to ascertain the he is directed advertise
twice week for three months successyey for creditors 10
comein and prove uscr claims before hirn.'
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coMMIssIoNER's OFFICE.

Richmond, 7th Month (.J,dy) i7th. 1921.
The parties interested are desired TO take notice that
have appointed the 7th day of October commence
the accounts directed in foregoing order of the count ON
which said day. o'clock A. NJ they required to attend
at my Office in This city with the necessary documents
the credltois of John Leslie required and
prove hcir claims before my Office within three
July IL. sD-qet AMOS Ann IL y
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This written his quitting the country in conse-
twecc Of ;c well know Juvenile adventure with party o.
Dee sic1lerS.
p, this appears that he had just married hen The
eSsT stealing iiole TOOK place. London paper
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RICHAiD JEFFRIrs, CLERK.


IL IN compliance with the above decree, shall ON
fsr5r SATURDAY the 2Stl OF July 1891, O'Clock
IssSEE NJ proceed to sell on the premises highest
bidder, those well known stands situate The cor
neT OF 18th and street, formerly occupied by ard
Mnncure, and this time by Mr. Thomas Iicbsor and The
adjoining tenement formerly occupied by John Campbell
commencing at the OF 18Th and = street, running u
18th street To Crouchs line, with ali the appurtenancc
thereon.-Terms FAMED in the Il! owe decree.
GEORGE JAMES, n. NJ.
Iulv II. 2O-tdS For JOHN PCCrdnl, NJ. d.
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William Saunders and Sarah his wife, Eehcrt Harris Ma
y Ann iIarris widow of son Harris deed and Eeninmi
~ Harris and mary f. NJ Harris, infant children of ie
m wilson Harris Decd George Rogers admor of the said
Wilson Harris decd and John Dcpp admor Will, tho will
annexed of Benjamin Harris decd, Iefsndap,s
ms case came this day to be further heard on the "a
ers formerly read and the reports Of the made
IN pursuance OF the nierocuory order OF 9Th of March
iaz ard was argued by counseon consideration whereof
the court doth commit the said reports OF the com
copy-TeSte w. w UFNiNG e r.
Commissioners Office Richmond III mo- iyJ 10 1874
The parties Interested desired notice That have
appointed the 9th 6av of the 9Th month (epeinber next 10
commence the examination OF the reports directed in the
foregoing ecTeia order of the which day. at nine
oclocA A. VI tey are required my Office in this
cywh the necessary documents enable me TO report
tbercupon. AMOS lam NJ r.
July 49, 40 90, -
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ooMEwHAT IRAGIcAL.-We learn from Suffolk
that hy"aeHtnt expedition WAS planned BY Young
couple IN thatiown, to consumma;c their iendcrwish3
es IN defiance ofthc opposition o'thc lady father who
fha not approve of the match They we c TO have
taken tcr departure on Monday night last for Cref,
Greer, in the state of North Carolina but the old
gentleman discovering their intention prevented tlc
eiopement Of his daughter and frustrated The bonrs
OF her intended. The spark, who is a journey man
cordwainer, bnt not ofycry Tljtn feelings could not
brook disappointment in a,rl-inipor;ant 10
ms happiness he behaved mrlly that his intend
Gd iather-lu-law had him bound 10 keep the ncace
imprisoned hut before the mandate could be cxc-
cuted, he Ike trnc hero Of romance drew his ncon
on "a sharp pointed sioekai) and plunged il int, Ills
breast ne wound was NJ first believed TO he NOR
tai, but the hspess swain is stil alive and il IS s;d
may recover. Norfolk Herald
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curiosity of great antiquity, and unique i'm its
kind, has lately been brought TO England from, tbc
continent Ii consists of our Saviour and the twelve
apostles, ia amber OF large dimensions with the head
OF hard stone. They supposed by several pro-
iessors who have them TO be of The sixth century
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AIAl CAT A


The Ball and Dinner intended To have been given
IN celebration of the Anniversary of Independence
by the Officers of the Navy having been prevented
nj the appointed time by the incenienc, of the wea-
thcr. took place on Monday las, al Charloues Villa
the seat of THOMAS DULroN, Esq IA charming ST.
tu1ion OH the Southern branch of Elizabeth River. a
mile above the Navy Yard. The day was uncon,-
monty line and the party numerous and splendid
thnn was ever witnessed any similar occasion in
our vcimiiy.-Iherc We're nearly 100 Ladies'. COM
ptisng all the beauty and elegance Of Norfolk and
Portsmouth, and more than the same number of cen-
uemen, as gucss.--A beautiful lawn. canopicd by
outrageous OAKS, furnished the ample bnll-room and
between the hours OF 70 and O'Clock the uay and
graceful movements of the dance commenced The
scene was extremely anmating and picturesque and
might have supplied fine subject for the pencil ola
6euhens, or tho poetic fancy of a Goldsmith
n spacious arbor had been prepared, under which
the company dned. Here the choicest varieties of
" fish, flesh, and fowl, together with all The ,elic;-
cles and iuXurcs, whether of o' eign or domestic orr
sin were prouscy served round the guests by their
gallant and hosptable entertainers; and the delights
OF the feast were seasoned with abundant aaety rood
humor and pleasantly. After their sumptnous repast
the younger pait of the company resumed their s,i-
van exercises with which they concluded the even
ING.
Ii is compliment Justly due to the gallant sons Of
Neptune who gave this splendid banquet that the
company retired with the pleasing sentiments az
their very polite attention and hospitali:. and OK
pressing their admiration the elegant STYLE in which
the entertainment was conducted
I I'm
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30 hhe G0DcyROy ~ me commonwealth Of Iirrjoio.
pROCIAH .TtON

b0M e GoDCyROy ~ me commonwealth of Iirrjaia.
fROCfAH ZION
tEHERbAS u has been represented to the Executive
~ ~ The sheriff VI Nei,,n county. thai certain
ahtoB ROBINSON. WHO had been renasd,d 10 tie
gi ' 500 co"hiT ~ an examining court thereof fer
we 1Sh Notey'ber iad, break aud make biz escape
,'h the iaid jail, ana Is e-,ng At large. Fave
tielVie iJ0hga IT, With The aG,trr NJ The corpeil a.
ois sS IT, ohet reward % ONE HUNDRED AND
~ Dull IRIS t. any pefsrn or persons wiz, shan
HeisoH The said Jacob Robinson And A., c,S,
iedn"e al officers, civil and military aud e.bnu d.
w" people ~ The coinm0uWedilb L. use tbs,r b.s
"t.dE"Io W appteheud the said Knbpson and co,y.,
. y" '"e 'dih jail thai lac may be dean via Sslheaw
1'yc1 nEdrr my hand as Governor spd npde,
,e., we seal 81 the Commensurate. FL Rrnpoua
''ea''' iE' io'h Gay of December, 1870.
,e,., 1890 ~: ~ RANDOLPH
stocmahfy bg tr0fs has dgrk hair aaa LaseI ais
He Jo,y7erfg 9o'ia.d u Ctbeicy.
Dec. -. osea,
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= Io sare IS b e,rill

'slIE sub5cTbefS most respectfully aeauajnt iheiy
= friends aud The public, liaI they have jusi received
nom England VIA New Yofk, very exit ssive assoft
nrl o. TIE best West Of England CLOTHS and ASST.
MERES. DevOusbiTe DTab KeTsrys eouaI tn ans 80,
np"ited-Also YeiS handsome assortment of ashon
anie seasohabIe Nesngs, very superior real Iaran
Pal1s, Lion shius, Flusbings, white Swan Skfns and
oaiisbnIj FaHnts, With great variety o0her season
abe aftleies-An extensive of al Tie above
aucts Tue tnbscfibrTs Keep constantly ready made
and win maize to order in hours notice sni, ~
c'othts IN the most fashionable from tie
large capital they have en- aTked and the fscy win
when they caD procure their goods The best terms
ahO 'helr denomination tOseil al very small pregt
they natter themselves that the public on examining
theH large assortment viii freely admit tbai there il
he a conside ahie saving n pnIch asiug from, Them
They tave also on hand, case Gnneli Pur SKINS
and BTeWfief's best Beaver Hats
LAMBERT, KEITH & co. Merchant Tailars
Ntariy opposite Ire BsH 7dpfyl Main st.
Hec.7. 10 U 80
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Land aud ,y(qpfs far No

EgY yiupa Of the Iast vii, and testament Of John
-, - Graham, deceased, as executor Of tie said
Is VII aud testament, shah upon the an d0g oCJaau.
efH"eH, ~ iaif oheIWseeR The faif day sell npon
tns premises 10 Tie highest bidder al public auction
~ tht ttsistoi iani At WesbsH situate upon James
river ~ TIE county u HenrcO about six miles abuye
tbe citi "f Richnsnd and containing by estimation
'to ACREo Of LAND, he the same more or less Part
" me 'ahd ~ low grounds, and the residue general
OF COCO quality. There is large and very convent.
en- dwelling house, aud oiheT buildugs fot all the
purposes OF an extensive farm There has been crOD
oi small grain ibs fall aud the faTrn is in very
COCO order aud ~ for cropping Immediately I'd Fif.y
prime slaves. aiaong whom valuable trades.
men 30. Al the testatoTs personal estate npvn The
SAID farm consisting OF iuules horses cattle aud Lore
carts, Wagons, implements Of bushandry and car
penteTs and blasksmPs tools corn fodder rye oats
aud hay. With other articles too tedious to men
ton. ''
The terms Of sale for the slaves aud PERSONAL estat,
III he cash and credit ~ and two wears Tor lie
snd, ibe purchaser 10 give bond and security win
DECD trust npon the land secure the PAYMENT of
The purchase money. '' %
tue sale Wlli commence uPcn The premses and vii
Continue from day to day untilihe whole is sold on.
WALTER DUN
Executor of John Cr0hoa1 Gec'a
W.. = =. s.. lids
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Orange couRtg, (Iad) Nsv. 80
sad calamity happened 10 one Of "a ntisLboIs =
few DAYS since. MIR. Renhen StcuI his wife st-s
putting three children IA Iheir he'd sba, door sn:
fastened onihe outside, stepped n.ighhors house
about three huncred yards distant, vita tbeir youngest
cbi'd, 10 pass the evening" Late in the evening
heard some persons bsllosing aud Mrs. S. "a ~ and
oPcnea tue door OF her ueghbof's house, which had
been kept shut, when she discovered great light aud
instantly screamed out that her chiiiTen burnt
u Poor woman | II vas toe the house 81 MIR.
Stout wss Ia flames, aua the title innocent children
were consumed.
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"a utlCE... The trustees 80 tienito Academy have
y engaged Teacher in that Seminary for The en-
SUNG year qnalhed to teach the different branches Of
an English education. together with the Greek aud
Iatln languages. IL them highly recon-
Nchurd Tor ms caPaci'y as a tearbei-alsO for his
.a"y ana cotiect habits -. he lees will
$40 "r English, aud 3 80 for the languages Goard
may n- "htantd ia genteel famiirs convenient
!" she atadrny.-The session Will commence ON ths