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MARSHAI1s SALE

pursuance Oi decree OF The So,rior Court or Chan.
Gerry JT the HcbmOnd district, pronounced on ihe aih
nay 90 Lar 1928 iu the cases Of VIM. Mary College
~ Safd,, aud Edwards vs.. VIVA. Mary College, shall on
monday the 18th DAY Of June inst Kng William Court.
nouse offer fJr SALE Ia the highest bidder AZ public auc
o or cast, all that tract parcel of aud county
" Ming William, known and designated ~ the books OF
surveys Of the colege lot u (eleveH) and i no II
NNeVe the former containing iiS latter 81
eres si,o c;her lot Of lard, a. designated v
we college collector, the books OF survey but
" we lace OF tie plat survey the coll ge boob sur
Ns as nnniber 6, containing 100 acres nVre less also
ing 10 'he epUhiy of King William.
Joss "a Ids J. GvE9EAsr, M.s Ger ..
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e.. %a,AAllsHAL's SALE.

IN pussh. N, decree of the Superior Court Of Chan
Gerry for The 1Shps : District pronounced on tie IG,h
s sSy D an s" aeaS Rcpa ea :, o sEe
fa9 not t,e aeHt Y Grreaf,rrJ The iron door
Of Sib'D. tavern in III, = o. q Petersburg offer for sale
20 the highest bidder,at a auction, for cash. tract o
,snd wing IA The county or George, containing
nundred dcfesi " being the tract OF land purchased
~ Joho cambridge, dec Of John Tipge lying on
James river in Brandon Neck, believed to be equal III Ter
'lity OF soil, 10 any that river.
May4. tt7-tds
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AN ORDINANCE
.4uthorising a Loan for The City of Richmond
aud dirsefiay tle application hereof


Passed June 1ib, 1921
DE ordaned by the Presidsf anil Common Council OF
II fAe CITY oF Richmond Common, Hall and Il
hereby oretrinsd BY the authority same That the
Chamberlain OF the city be- and be hereby
authorised and required To ADVERTISE sell the
highest bidder on Tuesday the Goth July for the
city OF Richmond for the OF 00O and
conditions following wit No bid shall received for
less sum than oOiollars, for fractional part thereof
nor at a lower rate than par
2 4nd be further ordained by the authority aforesasd
hat upon the payment in cash by bd,ler the
due by him or her for any stock him her,
chaser certificate of stock signed Ivy the President
Hall and eountersigned by the with the seal
Of the Corporation annexed thereto.
And be Il Jrthsr ordaind by the authority aforesaid
and hereby ordained by the That made TO
the city oil Richmond, under this ordnance shall bear
interest at the Of payable
quarter yearly the office of the Chamberlain Of the city
IN gold and silver current con the Bank
of Virginia. Of the Farmers Bank Virginia. Of the
Bank OF the United States; such shall be
irredeemabe Hni Oh or after the day of January 1855
Ind be further ordained That faith of the City
hereby soemny pledged apart annually under tue
conro OF the Commissioners Of the sinking fund,
sufficient for the regular quarter yearly Of the i
teres and the redemption principal loan aore
said on the said LIST day Of January 1885
The proceeds Of the loan shall he applied In
the following manner aud to the payment Of the following
debts due from the City 10 wit There shall be paid to the
Bank of Virginia a. $40 dollars the Farmers Bank OF
Virginia dollars aud the Bank Of the United States
5000 dollars
8. This Ordinance shall commence and he in force from
and after the passing thereof
sAcopy-res,e, N. SHEPPARD, G. c. II.
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NOrICE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, May 90, 1924.
ElROPOSA AIS will be received at this department until the
frst day July for the sale Of five hundred and
eighty copies vi the REPORTS of decided in the
Court o Appeals of Virginia from the 10th April 1920,
18th June 1921. by i. W G.imef, Counsellor at Law
Dy order. WM. III. RICIIAkDSOS, GO.
Nav 6--tt
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Nra,p iandlng frsm Ship ANN from BRISTOL.

.VoU landing Jr6m Shlp Nm from BT'Sl0l,
40 bar, bvlI square lronBistered Sleei-Nal
Rods--sng!e, double and treble Sheet Iron-iron
Wire No. q 10 l8, Broad Hoes
100 Tin Plates or sale the New York priees)-
wine and claret Bottles wine pint. octagOn pint aud
haif rint dh.-9 thread Seine Twine-Crates Stone
Ware, Pitchers and Batter Pots, assorted sizes
Eirthen Ware we'll archaeological Plates
90 per dozen, other articles price in pro-.
portion to cost.
IN STORE.
Liverpool Sack Salt s q per sack--Braziers' Copper
complete assortment, and sieathng Copper, best
glish Grown Glass 10 ~ To IL 8Yd. aud TOD
nsi,sShot 24 per bag 90 ibs-Corn Scylbes 81 aud
81 inci prime and double prime
For Sale by ID. w. & q. WARWICK.
Nav 90. eff
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MERRY VALUABLE PROPERTY For SALE; aud :
great bargain may be bad by application subscr
oe'-the Lot on which 1 live caiird WHITE PLAN ES
ABOUT hall mile below the CITY of Richmond, lin lie
containing four acres. The DIV elng house
brick house with rooms, succeed aud papared With
hrs place in eacl and covered with slate tho Office
Kitchen, stable and carriage houses are built Of brick
6u OF wood, the whole newly enclosed we'll of water
III 'he Shrd equal to any In Virginia; garden with
necessary vegetable and choice FRUIT and is consi-
uered Que OF the most healthy and beautiful places in
rear, Richmond purchased this property under decree
of the Federal Court intending to keep Tavern hut
hnaing Il would not answer the pnrpose, being
70 i've without enpoyment,l therefore, disposed
10 SELL WILL Also sell my House and Lot IL.
now occupied by DIR Sexas, who will sbew the and
give possession on the first Of August Ii the
purchaser Will rent the the present tenant This
and we'll of water in yard. Title
SEAT0N W. CRUMP.
= June 10. PIT :
Ii persons having claims against ESTATE OF
JONES, deceased, are requested TO present them
John e. Williams, Esq for adjustment, and those
are requested make immediate him-as he is
JOHN JONES, Adm'or
june ID. 12-H Of Samuel james, dec.
the request ofnauy Of the respectable nhnbii
ants Of this city, the subscriber has induced
pen an EXCHANGE 4 READING ROOM, for the accom-
moustion aud convenience Of the Merchants citizens
generally The room occupied by the subscriber and
the adjoining one will he opened that purpose. The
principal newspapers and prices in the United
State and the most approved Periodical eviews and
magazines OF this country and Europe will furnished
Strangers are respectfully iavsd visit the Exchange
The annual subscriptions the Exchange will be five
dslars payable in advance Persons wishing To
VIII be pleased to call the subscribers ofce-Due
uoe VIII be given OF the opening Of the Exchange.
tue subscriber W sell public Stocks every descrp
"u ~. az auction, or privately. CARTER b. PAGE
Richmond, Nav I8. S-,f
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Nt)1'I('I.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Richnonu, 18Th May, 1924. {
FfIlE Executive will proposals until The first day
OF Juiy next Tor covering the buildings oil The Public
Arsenal AT Lexington with slate, Zinc, or tin.
by order, WA. H. RICHARDSON, c. g.
3.
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NO'pI;rE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, May OF, 1924.
HOROP0SALS Will b- received 10y the Executive until the
first ay OF July next, for leasing the Foundry and
Boring aIl attached the Armory the 0f
years the lessee make thorough repair vi the
Misses aud the the expiration of
ina complete state Of preservation,
by order. WM. H. RICHARDSON, &C.
4.
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DY virtue Of decd Of executed TO by Thomas
ID la ylor and Lucy H. his WIFE, and in obedience TO an
order at The United States Court, fifth circuit and Virginia
district, shall trustees proceed To sell public AUG
ton Thursday tue 22d day OF July next at tie residence
of the said lo all Household Kitchen Furniture
fourwbee Carriage and pair Of Horses several mileh
Cows, &c. &c &c Tor cash all sums under i50 and
credit ~ and 10 months NIL above 81 So
the purchaser give bond and security with deed of trust
spon the property 10 secure the purchase money.
l.. w. ROOTES,)
u. WARWICK Trustees.
J.D HARvlE,
Tune
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LAND FOR SAFE


WISH to sell my of land lying in The upper end OF
Prince Edward, about 20 mites from Lyncbburg and
from the stage road on The south fork OF Appomaox river
adJ"iuiss tie lands OF AIR VIM Trent Alexander Paterson
ohers, containing about GOO acres, suciency of
which is cleared for the employment OF hands all
vantagete remaining part being wei timbered and good
tobacco land. The i|,tovemenis good dwelling.
house with necessary ouihOusesa good apple peach
orchard and variety OF other fruit trees.
The terms will he made known by application TO the
Juse 8. 9-i2t F FERGUSON.
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TE1E Undersigned have received by tue Planter and To
Il bacco Plant and are now opening beautiful assori,
ment of scars md hdhs thread iaces aud obbnet wells
Ribbons aud aDd by lar the handOmest style of
printed musns and cambrics, they have received this
son together with many other arcitsa which will he
sold extremely low. WM. NEALE & CO.
ltur Q--tl
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BOLTING CLOTHS.
PRETTY GOODS.

ToHN VAN LEW 60. have just received extern
- OF Betting Cloths OF the most approved
quaiit,. June 1. Tat
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RENIOVAL

IHE friends of the subscriber and the public generally
are respectfully notified, that for the convenience oil
bis numerous he has been induced his
GUN PISTOL MAkUFACTORY central
part OF the city than the place lately occupied by him. He
IS now TO be found few above the Bell Tavern
immediately opposite the Of MIR. Thomas a. Rust
where all orders in his line will be promptly and faithfully
attended Geniemen requested 10 call and view bis
selection of CUTLERY which he ventures to Sc
cond To none ever Imported TO this city.
May 8. nB--it-5-wtf JAMES McNAUGHT
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NOTICE.-In pursuance Of the provisions
Of the foregoing Ordinance shall sell the stock
thereby created Mr. Garter b. Pages Exchange in the
city OF Richmond, the 10th Of month, at the hour OF
IL O'Clock. N. SHEPPARD,
Chamberlain City OF Richmond.
June %. I2-,d
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

NM Will pure the below ut the high
w est cash Priersi and our Store opposite the Basin
formerly occupied by Robert Abbat, will he open during
The wheat season, ior receiving II there.
June II I0--u hOGEu is HARRISON
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NOTICE.
XTANrED at the Penientiary. alarge supply Of HOOP
w POLES for -four barrels for which the highest price
will be paid in cash their delivery which must commence
about the last OF this iRonth.
June4 8-iiJy THOMAS NELSON, PAP.
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Juue2.
CENTRAL HOTEL.

TVAVING leased the Central Hotel in this place for
Il term Of years, am prepared To accommodate ira
reers. / will take in Buarders by the week, month
year. moderate This establis retired
part the convenient those travelling the
Springs, being the street leading the University OF
Virginia. JAMES MILLER.
Charlottesville, June %. 1876
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-08-21
VARIETY.
FROM IS ty,.Ll~n r>rGn.

fkON IS tNhll~H PAPER.
oil I#rS-l know Of nothing mere calculated
TO bring back the nearly faded dreams Of youth
The lmn, obtcrt.cl scenes and passions of our
boy ood-,nd to recall the brightest aal best as
,ocI!ton. Of tho>, days
Wh@n the Young blood ran not ia the veins,
And boliood made Us ,ansuine-
nothing that more y.s, conjurt, up the alternate
Joys and sorrows OF manrer vcars--thc f,uctuatinc
VISIONS that have oated before the Il ,tiess na.ri-
nation III t,m4s gone BY, and the breathing form,
al in,nlnac Objects that wound themscl,c,
around oar hearts, and became almost neccs,ar, to
orr cNstcncc, than the pelusal Of old letters
Ih,S are the memorials of attachinent-the record,
OF aticc'ion-thc speaking trumpets through which
those whom esteem hail u, from afr. They
seem .llowed by the brothers grasp, the sister,
kiss the fathers blessing, and the mothers love.
" hen we look on them, the friends whom trcary
and distant leagues divide from aSain il
ouv presence We sec their cordial looks, ard
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FEMALE CHARACTER.


(i'rom f'ah'. Basil Hah's Jour,ai)
We were somewhat surprised, on entering the
first ho'.yo, 10 observe the ladies in immense ban
moc's made Of "ct work OF strong g,..ss, dyed OF
various colours, suspended from the roof, which vas
twenty &c, high
Some OF tktm NN., sitting, others reclining, III
their hammock, With their feet, or At Last, one tou
cf hanging ont, arl 50 nea,l, toucl,ins the floor
tnaf. when they pleased, they could leach it with
the Toe, and, By gentle push, ;;.vc motion to the
hammock This family consisted of no les, THAI,
three generations the grandmother living at full
length IN hammock suspended across one corno
of the room, the mother seated in another swingin.
from SIDE to side, and three Young ladies', her daug'
tiers. o'lnglng in one hammock attached to hook.
along the length of the room. The whole part
were Swinging away at such furious rate, that, At
first, We were contountcd and made grdLv by the
variety Of motion, i'll different directions We sue
ccedcd. however, i'll making good our passage to
sofa at the further side Of the room, though not with
out apprehension Of being Knocked over BY the
wa, The ladies, seeing us embarrassed, ceased
their vibrations until the introductons had taken
place, and t!icn touching the floor with their feet.
swung oil again vlJhon.any interruption TO the CON
,crs.tion.
We had often heard before Of the t,.r complexion
OF the Qua, aqulcans, but had t.ncied ii was mere
l> comparative 10 our surprise, therefore, We
found these ladies quite clear in compi- Mon 4,
any Europeans unlike the spaliards al-o, their
hAf Of a light colour. The whole party maintained
the character for urt-nnincnrf i'm hrli,t,. far vii rt,
Guata'luil cbrated Eve the vcncrallr grand
mother preserved her look, in degree rarcl> me-
with between the tropics,
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stared when he saw her, and became alarmed at


stared when he saw her, and became alarmed at
her pale, melancholy countcnancc.
Does my adorable Clara already repent of the
halt promises she has given me All. if 50, am
very wrctchcd, indeed
Clara blushcl At the rctort and, in faint voice,
assured him, She did not as yetrepent. The Counts
,lncasiIcss at her reply Immediately vanished -
BIT when he heard of Antolncttc sndsposition, he
again became detected; and, taking leave of Clara,
lie went in search of the far invalid. He found hcr
apparently llscomposed, sitting in an arbour IN her
garden, where Clara had left her At sight Of HIM
She would have retired but he prevented her re-
,rc.; By catching, her hand At the same time he
exclaimed
20, Antoinouc do not quit mc =
What would YOU. sir " asked She
Nour presence a few moments returned d. Ar
.llc and Antoinettc resumed her scat. some MI
t.4trs passed without either speaking. Antoinctte
" length b.k c the pause, b, suddenly oNclaimirg
4 congratulate yo,I, count I'\wiIlc. have UNI
it,luA;cly broke 4 upon Your happiness, and in
'r~tei,..l tle IN III, day ought to wear through
NJ ~ castle lou must pardon me, and
Good E.'nlns, \n.oint;tc would You apollo
-~r for on inlisposi,ion oult TIC selfish IN
'.-,., # That ere hy Thought nntimcls or
/! ~ a servant brought A letter % the Count
~ touud 70 be from lis :,th,", desiring Ii,
,~..a; Attendance hong, % hc present at the
ap-,' Of ii, onl sister, nlaiemoiscllc railnlra
IN. lj~ and The Count With mournlul steps,
". 4lf,le the castle VITA The beautiful Autul-
.~e ar day d'lr,ie DEPARTED AID the follow
week the lnte, removed from tie castle to a
a.' cnt N t.!t ir ioorhood. Here Antoinettc
.i ~, ,on., reside! Dcforc lgt fever seized
~ and nearly rettIccd her to the yaWnng grave
-a. l..nr o' The diving mad in an agony TOO
81 1t at>ctoc and from her tcto,, ra,inss
s.'a.,. ,.Ir t4tal passion that had hitherto proved
upon Fl>r, and hao'nov reduced her to such a con
.lt.'.n ''.r, WAS divided bctwct love and duty
liIst SIC give up d'ANille lad he not said he
X, 4 but Ion her An would he if She renowned
it'a inamt tnionctc he certainly would, She
'uou&.' and belle. ms herself ;,4s;rcd Of this, She
h., ,fnt,npl never to we'd the cunt
l"tn l.,c my charming Artoinctte = Sic
,;eA. .rn,ng hor to her breast Like, III, Sister,
ai&' Il Nrfc Yours, and yours on,.'
Autoinyttc', hollow eye CLEANED with the fire of
transports hrrp,lc checks were s;lllnsed With burn
i.r u>hc, aud Tic swoc,,at smiles lghtcd IN
i,.. he,n eilIs count. nance
'Can ( BE- She cried 4, It possible such !
he,,,aa j. IN store for ne '---,l no -Yotcan You
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not rob YOU of happiness for who is SO deserving
of it as m; beautcous sister -
Clara tried every endeavor to overcome her SIS
ter, objections which, at length proved etfcctual
and She had the pleasure OF seeing Antoinctte
gradually recover health from the hope she often
tine, gave her Of love being nearly evtinguisI!ed
in her heat, and that She coul behold d'-\E-
Vile as her husband without emotion.
In the meantime the Count had seen his sister
ralmlra's happiness ratified BY an union with The
man of her choice and having taken affection
ate farewell of his father, who longed for the time
when hi, son would bring hi, bride, set out from
his chateau for the castle La Fontane. As he Jour
ncycl towards it, his thoughts were fixed COW
stant, on its mistress. His Clar,'s l.c, Sallirs
every moment l1ing in his car, he Iw eli upon Her
smiles viii pleasure, and wished most arIcntly
AGAIN to enjoy them The image of Antoincttc
ncNt presented itself.
"NhA an angelic countcnance," thought he
s'Mnat cycs what a form but oh her voice,
how thlill:n4, hon transporting ~
lie il!t tirobblng at his heart lac had never cx-
pvrcnccl before, and for time forgot there
vas 4 Cl.4. il the world.
v hen Tic arrived at the went, he WAS met by
Clara. lis ipN great at the sight of her, but his
cyc sought ith linsclin. anxiety for her sister
Clr, perceived it. and Instantly told him of her
fortunate escape tiola death. lis countcnancc eve
r, moment changed While She wa, talking.
'''rhanl Heaven, She i vcll :" calculated he,
When She had finished I'll, account of her illness
Thank iIel> en- She i we'll -
''sIl,ll bring: her to you ," asked Clara, with
draw ing her penetrating c,r
"Ah will you indeed Can YOU -ah, YOU
know not
lie stopt, consc,ous Of what he VAS u,irrn5 -
AMI Clara, With 4 smile, left tie convent pa,lor:
In t.W minutes She returned, leading Tie beau
tcous invalid; dArvlllc rushed forward t. meet
Acr and Antoncttc, Bursting into a food Of tears,
hid her head in the bosom Of lara
'Ah, Antoincttc = cr,cd the Count how altered
s.ncc | last saw YOU. 10 what danger have YOU
not been exposed
'.\h, if had lost you, then indeed the world
would nave been lost 10 me =
IL sink At hcrtt>t, SEEING hcr hand and mpr.nt-
ing it countless burning kisses. \ thousand
blslshcs crowded over her face she sishcd She
wept; but did not Withdraw her hand. th.ra's
heart c>panded with JOY. She joined thcii hands
u sec how it is She cried 'sc love each Other,
and thus let me unite two grateful hearts.
A few months after dArvillc and Antod,ette
were married and. the lappcst of men, the
DpI IN -,
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In Johnson's life Of Pope, he obscr'es that every
monumental inscription should be in Latin tor tn,
beng d'ad language, it will awav, ~.
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POhTRY ".
From the Baltimore Patriot.
GENERAL La FayE7TE.

rho 10 moro snPtssed 20 be on HE passage 10 this cor
ny
BE calm. ye winds. ye clouds, thou sky.
Each in your spheres, bear gentle swsyt
Ocean forget thy mountains high.
And gently let thy blliowx pisys
For 10 ye winds, thou ocean. 10
Committed to your fond embrace,
Great Latayene-ihe tyrsnt's foes
The champion OF the human race.
but IL il be the high behest
OF him who holds you in bis hand
That ocean rear its fosmy crest,
And whirlwinds cast him on the strand
do IT gently spare, o! spsre
His aged limbs from rock and billow;
Some coral grotto seek aud there
Lay him on ea.NyDph's soitest pillow.
Fathers and mothers. sons and daughters,
Each with laurel wreath ant flowers
Watch on the shore, and from the waters.
Lead Freedoms champion TO thy bowers;
For 10 he comes. old man, to you
A brother in the field Of glory;
Once more those scenes OF youth to view,
Whence freedom dates its birth and story.
With grateful hearts beneath the tree,
Whose branches fruil most luscious bear,
With cordial hands and hearts most free,
- ." hsnnnet there
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NOTICE.

C.ur. of Probate, kesrhors, JuIy ~ 1924.
xxyHEREAs Peace Irish and Jonathan +. AImy,
w Executors on the estate of Jededah lrish. late
of Newport deceased. have this day presented their
accounts for settlements and the confederation there
of referred to the frst Mosdsy Of August No
tice is hereby given to all persons interested thtrei,
to appear, rhey see fit. at Courtof Probate TO DC
first Monday of August next, at o'clock. A.. NJ. 10
shew csase, if any they have. why said fccounc
should not be allowed
BY order Of said Court,
CHARLES GYLES, Pro5. Cisr1
July IS.
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more, and proceeded TO The parIor where The
fam wefe assembled. His appearance ex-
ci,lng no suspicion Of his being mad, he was
suffered 10 lie down, and food was offered him,
which he refused. A message was soon rs-
eeivsd from neiehboring house, that,he dog
was mad, and tho family immediately ing great
alarm deserted tho apartment, which the dog
bad reached They wsro able 10 make their
escape without having been bitten. As the
dog left the house, he made an attempt 10 bile
one of the servants.
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Nsvpoar.-- Clerks 0Ese spreme Judicial Csarf,
Csunv Of Ae-porf. l4sh Juys 1924
N; BEREAs Hannah Rawscn Chase, Of Newport
~ in said county. wife Of EGphaet Chase. late of
Providence in The county OF Provdence, mariner. has
this day sed in said Office her certain pettioo, pray
ing (or the reasons stated therein thar The bonds Of
msrrisge subss,ing between her and the said Elpha
let Clnse might be dissolved, and decree Of d.
vorce promulgated This l. therefore to give notice
to the said Eiph.et to appear. n he see Gt. before
our said Supreme judicial Court "a Be holden at New
port. within snd for the county Of Newport on the
fourth ssoNdny in August next. ensuing the date
hereof, and shsw c~usc. d any he hath. why the
prayer o the said petitioner ought no, tn be granted
July Is HOLMES WEAVER, Clerk.