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NOTICE.


On the thirteenth day of august ensuing OF the next
" fair day. AZ the residence OF Wu Lyne ncur New
In the county of King Queen, will be Sold public auction
10 the highest bidder for cash. the following pTopery (Sae
10 commence ut IL O'clock y. NJ
An undivided noey Of the following tracts or parcels Of
LIND lying and being In the Of Harrison and Ram
doph 10 Wit One of 87i3I acres living the west side of
Tiger Valley, and patented BY nndoce treasury warrant
No 1871 In the Of John Lyme, decdAso one Of 1886
the head waters OF Tcacr Leading creeks pa-
tented by warrants Nos 81 99i, q part Of 500
in name of said John LyneAso Of 7f5 acres Oh Grass
Rum branch Of Ten Mile Creek and patented part of
warrant No 81 $3.50 in Of said John
on Berry Run branch Of Simpsons Creek and patented
by warrant No p J52. in name of said John Lyuf.
at ths tN and pinee, will be sOi aiso the life ute-
rest Of the said William Lyme, in TRACT OFLdND king
in the county Of King Queen, containing by estimation 700
acres, be the same more less with rrs mill
thereon, and all the apputenauces &c the said land
beionging-Aisoa large number Of NEGOES men, women
and childcnAsO all the interest which the said Lyne has
IN certain suit in controversy depending The court Of
appeals Of Virginia between said Lyme VIM H. utcbir-
son, exOrs. Of William Lyme, decd who exor. John
Lyme decd against the and heirs Of Hezekia David
son, deed.
The said property will be sold under of trust exc
cUted by said William LINE tie subscribers rs trustees 10
the payment Of the Of money therein mentioned
which deed Is Of record ~ The Office Of King Queen county
and IS hereby referred 10 for particular description OF
the lands and their boundaries md Of the convened
therein. BdLL.fRD FORD,
DARCY PAUL, tTiqts,sse
HERBERT h. CLdfBORNES
June ~. io-;ds
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/ Powhaian County Court June the 2ist, 1921
Il George Williamson Plainti6,)

Peter r. ogilby Edward sIoseley, Samuel 4" oA"''s
Jones and Samuel Watkins, pef;n1ants. hs
This day came the plaintiff by Robertson iun Esq
his attorney and filed his bill against the il
appearing 10 the court by satisfactory evidence that
iendant Peter FOgilby is nhabiant state on
the motion Of the plaintiff by his attorney aforesaid
doapSear here the tl Thursday in Sep;enle,
neAt anu answer the plaintiffs bill ard give security for
performing such decree as The make
that copy of this order he forthwith inserted in some
piper published in the city of Richmond and continued for
TWO months successfully ana that another copy posted 10
ae door OF the courthouse of this county
court days previous the said third Thursday i'm SEPT
coPy-Teste, w. s. DANCE c.
July u.
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ID ANAWAY from the subscriber on the night Of tic Goth
~ Of this MONTH pelald nnilatto slave, named
SPEEk, ah0u feet hgh 25 years old, Of grave aspect
and IF easy and low tone Of voice lie away short
blue coat and aiiors nat t rutb and carried with
him good deal Of clothing, of which leaden coioured
casmtre roundabout and pair o checks trowser are only
recoleced The above reward will he paid for apprchend
Ing and cOnfrg the said Spencer In jail that get him
again HEZEbIAH LtPSCOMB.
BucknghaIn Courthouse June ~. I4-w8ws
1F The Iifor n ~ baltimore drricon spW insert IRE
eJOve 0p n anil rrd tie bill Immediately 10 fls Office
Dnsucrl.
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July IS.

NikGINiA-At Superior Court of Chancery holden az
me Capitol in the city of Richmond, the isth ay %
hiaTcus Anrelus Harris, infant, by VIM a. Tur, his
Guardian ana next friend, WD Logon and Eyena his
wife, '' aI ~, Luz i-a ~ i'iS
against A'"'V"f
William Saunders Sarah his WIFE EDber, Harris Az
~ Ann Harris widow of Wilson Harris decd and Benam;t,
T. Wnarrls and Mary T.. NJ. Harris infant children Of %
SAD Wilson Harris decd George Rogers ndmor of me sn
wilson Harris decd and John Depp, adm'o with the wi
TIT -. ~, , , harris uecd, Defendants.
ms cause came this day be frher heard on the ma
Pers formerly read and the reports tIecomsiouer made
ia usuncc oil Tue ntericcuory order of the eth OF March
o<u ana was argued by counscoa consideration Whereof
lne court doth commit the said reports one Of the com
nlssioHers Tor him to consider and report thereupop
cops--Teste W. w UENiS6. r. r.
oontni'ss'oners Office Richmond, IN mo- CJlyJ TO- 1927
Inc parties Interested desired take motto Thai la,
appointed the 2ilh day of the SIN (scptembl next TO
foregoing ,iecreta order Ct court on which dav NJ n
O'Clock a. NJ they required TO attend al nav Office in This
"IIi1,uPoI' AMOS LADn NJ. C..
S-lE -. 19-w8w
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United sSfofeS Court, fVth CucustGnd Fu-2said
District, June 10, 1921.
JAMES SCOTT, executor Of John Leslie, deeeased,l
- and Norman Stewart, Pionti6s,
.fgai1st
Archibald Robertson and William Black, jun. surviving
executors of William Brown deceased, and others, =
D.fendants. -
Aud 9
isabella Black, lateahe wife of Agncw rlack the elder -
John Wallace and Marion his lie, William iogie and ::
Sarah his wife, William Black jun. and Agnew Black 9
the younger, and Walter DuE executor of John Gra y
ham, deceased, PlasnttTS, | -
Against =
James Scott, executor Of John Leslie, deceased, and
Andrew Leslie and Jane Leslie, devsces of the said
John Leslie, deceased, Deftnda,ts.
EXTRACT FROM THE DECREE.
And the Court doth further direct, that of the
missioners do state account of the whole the Said
John Leslie real and personal and report the the
COURT with any matters specially stated, deemed pertinent
by HIMSELF required by the parties 10 be statedau do
enquire what debts due by the said estate And TO
ole nun 10 ascertain the that he do advertise twice
week Tor three months successfully in Of the
newspapers printed in the city of Rcond for creditors
come in and prove their claims before him.
= copy-Teste, RID. JEFFRlES Clerk.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES orFIcE,

- Richmond, TIA Month yJuiy) 17.h, 1891.
The parties interested desired to take notice. that
have appointed the nth day of October commence
the accounts directed in the foregoing order the
which said day. O'Clock A. NJ they required
AZ my Office in this city, with the necessary documents
the creditors of John Leslie required in
prove their claims before office, within three months
from the date hereof
July IA. oO-96t AMOS IADD NJ q
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l. 3otl, 1921 ' ''
Simon Doggct and Ann his wife, PlriotfG.

John H. Walker, William d. C. Jones' Henry r. ZONES
Marlin D. Jones' George W. Jones, Richard II. Jones a,
Jane Jones' James H. Y. Jorcs, Charles H. Zones snd anna
NJ Jones' children of James Jones dee and Mnr,ia }s
ri ~ VI ',Ies Jones ZONES dec. Defendants.
n D. Jones' George W. jones' Richard Jones MARY Jams
Jones, James IL Y Jones' Charles Jones' Anna NJ Jsnes
ana marina Jones, admix Of James decd not bayif
entered their appearance and given security according Il,
tue rules OF this court and appearing the sassnco
oil the court that they inhabitants of This common
wehon The motion of the plaintiffs by their attorney il is
onereo ha the said defendants do appear here hc al,
Monuay IN August give and answer ~
piinis bill and that copy of this order be forthwith IN
serted IN the R'chniond Enqre for eight weeks cci,
y and another copy thereof posted al the fron DIOR Of The
courthouse of this county - N'-
Acopy-Teste, TIL W. NEW n O.
June IS. - ~ -
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BANK on VIRGTNT1
RANAWAY-

(IOMETIME IN May June last from carpe.,ter 10 %
- he was hired, negro named OAVfD-IJayd Is a
carpenter by trade Y or % years Of age five feet ton
inches high OF light complexion, and reddish eyes He has
down look when spoken shutters very much and in al
tempting 70 speak, usually stamps the ground with one Of his
cei his negro has been IN Petersburg and Is most nro
baby nolg IN that place. in Lynchbure where he was
reward Of TWENTY DOLLARS will he ciyen n who.
ever w deliver him 70 the subscriber IN oociand or Sc
cure him ~ any jail so that 4 get him again.
Goochland March 30. ,os A.
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Moses Claylroos Pioini;SS '''"he .
igdinst V'

m
MOSES Niayhrooh, Plaintiff
Amiia Clayboook Allen Claybrook Polly In chone,.
Ciaybrook, 70, c'ag,a,.
The defendant Allen Clayrook not having entered hi. az
peSranee and given security according the act Of sen
nu INC rules Of this and appearing 10 the court thar
ne saI defendant Allen Claybrook not an irhab,nt ~
l5 co'in9nw fthe pantifby bis coun
uaeea mt INC said defendant Allen ClayLrooB do appear
Dbl % the plaintiff and tbaa copy ofths order he forth
with inserted in Of the newspapers punished il, l
city OF Richmond, for eight s,cccssivelv and
al the front door OF the courthouse Of this county
eopy-Tesc, MICHAEL ROBERTS n.cUc
July g ,c' n.oN.i.''
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55IF biehcSt market price cash viii be gven FOR GOOD
4 moor POLES ana good WOCf delivered NJ flie Pes
tcniiary, VI. II. RICE. Principal hecnt.
J. 1Giy 10 ED
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INC idea Of Ampcre that ioads,oues assenbece OF
electrical currents led him conceive plan of Initiating
tncir action M spiral conductors and after failures he
succeeded Thus al the mystery oads,oae resolved
ana instead OF an innate property sal eTis the lo,ar;t an
pears 10 be mere mechanical effect cerain MUNDANE
crchtonS not of electricity however but of the media
winch themselves produce the phenomena called electric
Dr. Woaston has been wiring the subject b; una
Die TO dyes himself the pcuircs ofelucation ami habit
seeks 10 involve ~ Ampere simple theory some noGca-
lions of rcpulsion and attraction M CIR.
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PRESERVATION III, EprIr rnrrc

Mr. John Gates Petcrsburg Va state in the american
arner that exhausted Tanners Bark spread the roots
OF ue IN Quantities oil from half alf bushels
according TO the size OF the eNnse q! lie
roofs IS an eectua precrTa,iye from II purtio
uy recommended for peach plum, cherry other gum
ues Mr. Gates has renewed his application bark
~ I%o years This is cheap and easy experiment. winch
the canLer may be efectualy opposed w!h this rene
dy. Mar. .IoternoL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-24

lhe friends of American Manufactures AT VIII
mlngon, ID. and its vicinity, have prepared an elegant
o.Ter Urn 10 be presented TO Mathew Carey, Esq
ings.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-30

reign, and recognized in the Act OF the-hlto
Of her reign, add which. as explained oy the
thirty seventh of the Articles OF the Chufon
of England. imports merely. that the Kings
of this realm should govern all estates anu
degrees committed to their charge by Goo'
whether they be ecclesiastical or temporal
and restrain with the civil sword the Stub
born and evil doer.
s. That it is the opinion Of this Commit
tee, that such Act OF repeal and explanation
should be accompanied with such escep-
tions g. regulations as may be found neces-
sary for preserving unal:erably the frotes-
tant succession to the Crown, according 10
the Act for the further Limitation OF the
Crown, and better securing the rights and
liberties of the subject, and maintaining in
violate the Protestant Episcopal Church OF
England and Ireland, and the doctrine,
government, and discipline thereof; and
the Church OF Scotland. and the doctrine,
worship, government. and discipline there
Of, as the same are BY law respectively es-
tablished.
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INTERESTING PUBLICATION.

Proposals have been issued, at Alba
nv, by Messrs. Websters & SINNERS,
for printing "the secret Debates OF the
convention which formed the Constitu-
ton of the United States" These de-
bates are to be given from the notes OF
the late chief Justice Yates, OF New
York, copied by his colleague in the
Convention, Mr.. Lansing, late Chan.
sellor of that State. The work will
make about $50 pages, and the price
to subscribers, bound and letterfd, will
be Sc so. This will be very interest
ing work. if reported with the ability
and fidelity which the names OF the
gentlemen authorize us to expect. In
Calculating the principles of the con-
stitution, and the views of the sages
who formed it, it will be an invaluable
acquisition to the statesman and the
politician. iona.
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Nor ought we to leave our readers
ignorant how near this conjunction OF
the planets brings US according 10 ahe
ideas of the Hindoos. to the ann'hila-
ion of this globe itself. The greater
part of these conjunctions OF the planes
which, according to them, render Ger,
tain this awful event will be comoiheu
nm this occasion. When all the planets
shall assemble in the last sign. rs.
ces,) on the last day the of week, OF
the moon, and of the solar year, then
will ensue the Muha Profuga, the de
struction of all created beings. g'dss
a. we'll as men, who will then lose all
their individual existence. and De aD'
sorbed into the universal Spirit. Hap
pily, it so falls out that about the be-
ginning of April next Rahoo Will keep
at a distance from this assemblage OF
planets, that eight days will be want.
ing to complete the solar year. anu
that instead Of happening on Saturday
the last day of thelweek, this conI"nc-
ton of the seven planets will happen
on Friday, which circumstances IN Ine
opinion of the Astronomers no" pre-
vent the premature dissolution OF the
universe. According to them however,
the Kalee yoga has. at the moment OF
writing this, four hundred and twenty
seven thousand and Lightweight years,
FIVE months and twenty-five days ye'
to run; so that believing in the trans
migration of souls as they SO firmly d"'
they feel that unless some future con
junction of the heavenly bodies shall
cut short this period, they have klno
of eternity to count upon before any
alteration will take place in the present
system Of mundane affairs.
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Latest from England.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
Commercial, Reading and Ness Rooms,
Norfolk, April IS. s
The ship Constitution, Seward. from
London, and az days fir Dartmouth, bound
here, anchored in Hampton Roads, last e.
vening. Left at London, ships Criterion,
Mohawk, and Cncinnatus; some of them
bound to India-the latter just arr from Sa.
vannah. Spoke, March 60, lat IS SO, Ion.
60 10, brig Eagle, Of and from Newhaven.
bound to Europe, out 35 days. April I7tb,
lat 3s, Ion IS Is, schr. Spring Bird, of and
for Marblehead, out 25 days from Isle Of
Mayo. 18th lat 81, Ion Sc l3, ship Ajax,
of and from NYork. bound to the East In.
dies, out days. cath, off The Capes Of
Delaware, brig Hamlet, Harrison, SO hours
out fir Philad. bound to 81. Thomas. My
papers have not ye; come up from the ship
the following | enclose you from the
mornings paper, as the only intelligence
yet received.
Just as our paper was going to press last
night, "a friend came up from the ship Cor
stitution, Capt. Seaward, reporting that she
arrived in Hampton Roads yesterday in 4R
days from London, but giving no further
particulars, and handing US large file Of
London papers, Lloyd's Lists. &c. for which
we are indebted TO the polite attention Of
Capt. Seward. With the exception how
ever, Of the London Evening Star of 9th of
March, these papers are not so late as those
by the James Monroe.
The following. from theI Star is the only
Article in the shape Of news that we find in
this budget.
From The London Evening Star, of March 9.
We are still without any Intelligence of
the entrance of the Austrian army into the
Neapolitan territory. The delay is doubtless
to be attributed TO the necessity felt by the
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From the Herald.

THE DISTURBANCES IN MADRID.
We have already copied into our paper
confused and meagre statement from The
London Courier, under the head of " Riots
in Madrid," from which nothing could be
distinctly inferred, except that the populace
of Madrid bad studied the fashions of the
mobocracy OF London. The affair, however,
has more serious bearing, we suspect, than
either Of the cases Of the Spa. Fields Meet.
ings, or the Cato.street Conspiracy.
We are now in possession of a more full
and authentic statement Of that affair, which
we have given below, and beseech the eli.
tor of the National Gazette to throw up his
lance when he espies it; SO valiant would
we could add courteous) knight.errant is
not the less bound to satisfy himself that be
is in the right when he is about TO run tilt,
because he is more valolous and adyentur-
Gus than bis brethren. lie has assailed The
credibility of our correspondence upon the
subjec: Of the affairs of Spain, in manner
which proves his misconception OF its cha.
racter entirely, and which also proves that
even bis polished mind is not above the
vulgar attribute of condemnng that which
it cannot readily comprehend. We have no
objection to accompany the Gazette in an
ardent wish that the gloomy anlicipations OF
counter-revoIution in Spain, SO often repeat
ed in our communications from that country,
may never be realized, for the cause Of Ii.
berry is dear to our hearts, wherever is
banner is unfurled; but if they are not, it will
be the only material instance of wrong
calculation in the whole of our correspoh'
dence, now Of several years Standing.
Communicated for the Herald.
A Plet has been detected in the Metro
polls, nay, even in the Palace, for oyertuTn'
ing the present system; which il is not abso'
lutely certain may not yet succeed. Apr'"
Of the palace, was arrested on the Isl lns''
upon some information lodged against h'ul'
and amongst number OF reasonable papers
found upon him, were ten thousand copies
! Of a proclamation calling upon the people 10
oyerturn the present system and revive lhs
old one!
"Upon this discovery, the people Of Ma
drid assembled tumultuously before the pa
lace and demanded Of the king that the
priest should be Immediately executed. hs
majesty said be Sd, uld be dealt with accord.
ing to the Constitution. The people ss0
the forms of law for such asgrant offence
! we're too slow and uncertain as had bef'
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". G. LYEoRD.

P.S. The Constitution has just come
uP-my papers from London ale regu.
lar to the 9th of March. The C.. left
the Downs 5th March in company with
ship Electra, bound to Philadelphia,
and afterwards put into Dartmouth,
from whence they both sailed l4th
March in company with sch. Ariadna.
On the 18th March. off Dartmouth,
spoke ship Caledonia from New York
for Hamburger, out 43 days, with loss
of stern boat, and ship Isabella from
Charleston bound to London, 80 days
out. On the 9TH inst. lat. a. 81, lon.
~ 10, the Constitution passed an Isl.
and Of Ice. / have no time to say
more, as the boat is just starting.
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BACH.

This place. likely to become famous
from the Congress Of Sovereigns. is a
neat town of Austria, at the head of
navigation on the river Save, so miles
from the confines Of Croatia. the same
from the city Of Trieste. at the head of
the Gulf Of Yenlre, 20 miles n. E. from
the city of Venice, and $50 miles S. S.
w. from Vienna. 1t is the province
of Carniols.
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s.eyet vacillation. Che said, "How can |
20 back?" The expression, with the look
and action which accompanied it, immedr
ately struck me as importing, how can !
,uffer the shame and reproach OF such I'M
piety." !,
The usual roojah being now performed
she was hurried to her doom; and EN-
ployinp the remaining moments Of life IN
blessing her FIRMLY, and tenderly recon-
mending her child to the care other mother
in law, she stepped upon the pile. A scene
ensued which shall never recollect but
with horror and indignation. The devotee's
father in-law, who throughout the occasion
had showed the most execrable anxiety to
close the business, now came forward with
a thick rope to tie her down, so that u
any attempt was made to escape, 1t shou'd
prove unavailable; but by the interference
of -, he was frustrated IN this
design. Determined, however, not to be
disappointed, if possible, be next produc
ed two long bamboo poles, and WOULD have
fastened these across the pile, but being a.
gain prevented, be had recourse 10 more
infallible expedient, to which it was not in
our province to make any objection. he
heaped such an unusual weight of heavy logs
OF wood and faggots on the bodies, as efec-
tuaIly rendered the living as incapable as
the dead from ever rising beneath their pres
sure. In this stage of the ceremony some
of the mob cried out {" koon koon, set FIRE
to the pile, light 1.-THE pile" This being
done, | only remained to witness catastro-
phe that in fictitious tragedy would have
been performed behind the curtain. As soon
as the action of the fire caught her body.
the strugglings ofthis unhappy victim in the
excruciatiDg agonies Of death, amidst The
devouring element, would have melted "a
heart formed Of adamant.
Who, within the pale Of Christianity,
could view this scene, without signing for
the depravity of human nature--who leave
it, without lamerting that practices so abo-
minable should be tolerated. [Hurkaru.
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Charles S. Todd, Esq. who went
out last year as an agent of the United
States to Venezuela and New Grena-
da. arrived at New Orleans on the Goth
ul,imo. on his way to his residence in
Kentucky. MAI. Intel.
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Bombay, Nov. %.

The troops destined for the attack of Las
karie landed from H. NJ. brig Curlew and
the Honorable Company's cruizers, atZaire
on the 95th inst Iwhere they were joined by
the Imaum, with bis troops in person. 1t is
supposed, however, that there will not be
much fighting, but that they will surrender
at discretion.
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Norfolk, april IS.

Two men named John Loque and
Alexander Harrison, and lad called
James Hanniford, were unprecedented
last night by the town watch. under
suspicious circumstances. and after an
examination before the Mayor. were
committed to prison. From circum-
stances which came cut on their exa
mination. il appeared that they had
had some participation in the robbery
of Mr. Joseph Spratley's gun smith
shop, on the night Of the 18th inst.
beacon.
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John Dick. the late Attorney OF the
United States for the district OF Leul-
siana. has been appoined Judge OF that
district, in the place Of Judge Hall de-
ceased. Iola'