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VfRGlAIA,,o wit; At Rules holden in the csGs Office
OF the Superior Court Of Chhncery holden
on the first Monday in August,
John Nelson, Plaintiff,
Nathaniel Burw-,i administrator of Nathaniel Burwell
deceased who surviving Of Lewis Burwel the
elder deceased, said kahsnie Thomas Durwell, Maria
puweh ptatlha Burweli Dudley burwei Lewis Harvey
nu Frances Il his vile, William q. Bower and Lucy his
oei> anu desisees of said Lewis, and heir Of the
s LIE" Is The eer aud waaen WEIGH, surviving partner
oi Cary, Mooney & Weich, &C.. Defendants.
consent % the parties by their COUNSEL IL is ordered
'a us case oe referred 10 James s. Wood
o VINO hereby required and report to
an account of the of the Defendant
nanan,e purwei as administrator de bons of Lewis
me elder also as administrator lie bonis Of his
'ner, Nathanie Burwe deceased, and administrators
de oons non OF Lewis Durw ell Richmond that he
ahu report an account Of the Nathaniel
urweh ceeesse and vi Lewis Uurweli OF Mecklenburg
eceaseu a executors OF the said ell the elder
aso an account Of the administration Of the sand
Nahaniei Durweii decreased, who was surviving
VI sau Lew" purweii the elder -ceased and thai he state
ana report an account Of the estate OF Tue said Lewis
purwe thr cider deceased his son and Lewis
OIL hichnond deceased which passed either by de-
wise, descent or by gi to their
with any matters specially by himself
required by the parties To be stalled And the said
missioner Is authorised o in the of
party WHO having reasonable of his primary
pointnieat or adjournment shall fail to attend hin,
a copy-ieste, VIM. Is. ESKRIDGE q. S. c. @.
The parties interested ia the foregoing order are desired
to take notice. that have appointed The 20 av o
per next al the tavern OF ElesZer Swaziland the
Pattonsburg and county OF Boeou al The hour of
o'clock IN the morning. To commence taking tbe accom-,
mentioned IN the foregoing order where they will
J pfe'' ""u 'ouSnefs necessary for setting the
s"a account JAMES s. WOOD, M u.
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IWginia Land Once, k,chnond, 1

June IA, 1924.
conformity with act OF the Tie neral Assembly emit
ued An act " reduce into the acts con
seinng Escheators passed the 9th of January 1873 do
hereby make Ano~n To all whom IL may concern that II,
appears ny The certificate al VIM Rowe Escheator in aud
t1r ,he county Of Middle sex, by ana u
hcs found according oaw, the 2slh July 1924 the i've
following lots oI land situated in the town of Uranna in
he county OF Mddlesex, CERTAIN Aiexander
Fiayser died sesed, have been escheal.d 10 Tins
Commonwealth; viz:
~ SE pTN II
June is. i2-w6w Regiser Innd n,H,a
M ESSRS. Lyddall Bacon, i,Icha,u Dacon Irury 4 M
VI con, Elizabeth Go'don Lucy smith, late Lucy Allen
Ann Dixon, Mary A Frazer formerly Alary A Gienn S.
ran BROOKS formerly sarah Il. Glenn, children OF
Sarah Gienn dec Edmund +. Bacon, and Henry Dixon
executor Ut RoOeit Dixon, deceased:
De pleased 10 take notice. that the third Monday in
august next, and ON The Tuesda, following the ein
mouse vi henry Fowkes in the county LunenbuE anu
state Of Virginia. shall proceed my account cur
rents surviving executor vi Lyddail Bacon sen.
settled Gy commissioners appointed by Luurnburg cuunt
COURT tor that purpose; which and plac. YOU ma,
attend, il YOU think proper.
LANOSiUN BACON, Surviving Executor
vi Lsdual Bacon decd.
Lunenburg, May IS swp.s
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NOI'ILE-

We mosctioer being aoxous to move the West, Of
W W sale BIS properly at FalIsbug Mills james
re, w he county of Buckingham, consisting Of Lot
LAM eenn,nng four and half acres upon which there is
oe " w host convenient TsnYards IN the upper
Wy; cohng iOry yas, with all necessary houses for
,ne oosnrss There IS also The lot brick dwelling
nouss' yv ong BY iswde well finished inside, good
~, 1 nuse Ice house aud excellent Garden,
all wen ,ne,osed will sell good bargain In this pro
very PI'aieyH applied 90 before The tenib Of August
~ NSn eu net sold will offer 10 the highest bid.
de'-'nc 'e'm' VIII be made known the day n sale
,,.,s WIN. ANDERSON.
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TORTOISE COMBS.
100 aoaes Tuck, Lorg, Side, and Neck Tortoise Combs
,a. q. WILLIAM EEALE 4 CO.
~"e ~ I5--wO
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lXTlHGINlA-Ata Superior Court oi Chancrry hed in
Staunion, July the 9Th, is2i-
Between
Alexander Garrett plaintiff
Plaintiff


Alexander Garrett Plaintiff
And ~
John Nichoias and Nancy Nicholas, the widow and adj.
nn'sI"t.f OF George Nicholas, deceased James NJ Nor
us ah" paf1u oulock Defendants
bin answers the replication and exhibits and argu-
ed by counsel On consideration whereof the DOH
audse and decree that the deed by the plain
iii TO the defendant John Nicholas, Tor four hundred
acres OF land as mentioned in the original bill, held
and he held ui aud Sufficient on the part
aud said defendant john Nicholas The first day OF July
eigheen hndeed and eleven, exhibited with the plaintiffs
original hi hnd marked a.
The Court doth further atjudge order and decree that
The title OF the pand TO the residue of the purcbas
said George and Anne his wife, 10y deed bearing date
ninth day OF December, eighteen hundred aud pine,
copy whereof exhibited in this cause be and the same
IS hereby forever queted and protected from any claim
either legal or equitable, of him the John Nicholas
ms h-rs or assigns and that the plaintiff his heirs and
assigns do e'oy ami hold the SAID residue
with all i's quaries and appurtenances quiet and free
from me claim or claims oil him the said John Nicholas
ms heirs and assigns forever. The Court fur
judge order and decree that the defendant Niebo-
nsdo pay TO the plaintiff the of hundr pounds
VIII interest thereon IRON the first day July eighteen
due 20 hs S: the SS@"ss O s
acres .. land and conveyed by the ptf The said deft
John Nicholas and that the said John Nicholas the
defendants David Bullock James Norris do pay
the plaintiff his costs, eSpe nded in the .h
cree that unless le defendants Nicholas, shall pay
plaintiff the aforesaid hundred pounds with
shat oi the Richmond CLancey Court afier advertising
the time and place Of sale for six weeks some newspa
per published in Richmond and Court dsv. At The
Courthouse Of Buckingham County shall proceed 10 sell
at pubic auction Tor Cash much of the aforesaid
hundred acres o land sold by the plaintiff
Nicholas, as Is owned by the defendants Bullock and
Morris in msnnef stated in The plaintiffs amendatoy bill
ceeds of SALE after deducng the proper costs and
ge thereof that the Marshall pay 70 ,he plaintiff The debt
ne iof that purpose and the balance, II he the
report his proceedings TO this court In order to final
decree.
further sdjudged ordered and that the title
The defendants Bullock Morris,
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NINIAN EDWARDS.

NV oosu ht'dhfth ,
affidavit, it also APP
pears, that he, him
self, gives an ac-
count of fupds, of "A
very inferior kind,
transferred
BY letter Il. No. 16,
document No. II9,
it appears, that there
was transferred, TO
the Branch, at Lou
isviIle, OF Kentucky
notes
BY the enclosure Of
letter |, No. l6, do
cunient &C, page I04,
il appears, there had
bern transferred to
Louisv.. of Genrge-
i"wn, and Kentucky
notes
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them only"
Here then is the practical exposition of the
intention indicated in the 18th page Of my aid;
dress, IN regard 10 the suppressions on which
l intended to rely. The impressions referred
10 IN the last above recited paragraph, are ex-
pIessly confined 90 those which could be prov
ed 6y The documents furnished by himself and
OF these Jew only are specifically desig dated,
! and being all that exhibited against tie Sec
rotary. must be all that am bound to prove.
They were deemed enough for my purpose
and more therefore were not intended to b,
included.
Inc publications under the signature Of A
u. transmitted with my address are also re-
ierred to Tor specifications, but these contain
no reference To any suppressions but those
which The documents establish.
Besides the suppression Of the Receiver.
letter, according to the decision of the com
miitee, which am not disposed to contest
was Tact wholly immaterial, since the drs-
cripiion which gave of it in my examination
in February, 1898, and the copy produced
to the committee, both prove that il was no,
one Of those letters which the COMMITTEES sun.
pose was embraced by the call of the House
upon Mr.. Crawford.
For these and the reasons 7 have hereto.
fore had the honor 10 submit 10 the conni,te
not only think The testimony am about 10
ask for, ought not TO be considered necessary
in the present investigation, but, that my own
testimony, and all that which has already been
taken in regard to The publications of A. B.
ought TO be rejected. Understanding, howey-
er, that the committee intend 10 publish MI
the testimony that has been taken against me,
and believing that its publication, under the
sanction Of The committee, will be calculated In
do me essential injury, and great Injustice
without further testimony on my part, feel
compelled TO ask, that Samuel b. Lockwood
Esq Receiver at EdwardsviIIe, and Thomas
il"pplncott, Esq. osthe same place, and all the
oenato"s OF the United States, may be som,
rnoned; the two former TO support my tesri-
'nony, and the latter to give testimony TO OPP
pose that which has been given against me, in
relation 10 an alleged denial of nv authorship
Of the A. b. publications and renew INV an.
plication for the examination Of Mr. Crawford
NINIAN EDWARDS
ITO koautinus5)
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occasioncd by that feature oft which provides
for the employment of the United States
troops in the construction of the road. Blu;
1t iuay passed without ameDdment-the
blank for the width of the first road bein;, fill
ed with twenty-five feet. and that "f the APP
preparation with S $4,000. a farther appro
pria,ion of S 5000 WAS made for the survey Of
the two latter roads mentioned. We shall
present Il sketch Of the debate in our next.
The House went into committee of the
whole, Mr.. a. Stevenson in the chair. on the
bill for the relief Of Samuel Wharton, Assist
ant Maj ia, To take the Census of Manufac-
lures In South Carolina in 1901
| The bill was reported withou, amendment
| and ordered to third reading when
The house adjourned to Monday.
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FROM RIO DE JANEIRO.

BosToN, Jan. BY Capt Girdler, from
Hip de JaDeirn, we learn that serious events
had occurred there. The Cortes were i'm ses-
sion Nov / 18th; and during an interesting de-
bate on the liberty Of the Press and of Con-
science, which was first moved by SignOr
Bonelacio, the Emperor ordered out his
troops, surrounded the chamber Of The Cortes,
dissolved that body, seized Signor Bonefacio
and four other Deputies, and committed them
TO prison.
By The brig Wethercd, from Rio. the follow
ing account OF affairs there has been received !.
- some events had lrarspred in the Government ct
ihe new empire which seemed ~ shew the Brazil
'ns bAd raiter ovefTated The privileges and freedom
supposed Ia have bern secured 10 them Great ami
mosHes qua leaouses existed, and alflnurh lines Of
parry were dawn, ibe princpnl contest ,,as betweea
me OLD ("r Enrnpean) Portuguese and the Brazii-
'HhS, WI" appear TO entertain The most bitter feelings
towards each other
BON pnfiies snpposed themselves rossessed Of tic
Emperor > eutns confidence and Affection and y hie
e'cb was zealoUsy nanmuvfina 10 bripe about his
derlafaiion IN It's favour he sndiously avoided IT, bvt
~ tie same lime was evidently euipoyed IL at:aching
Inc military his Vows, who IN fl,e ca,tsl and
neshbourlood, are principally Of the former na,,y.
The CORES ~ Legislative Assembly, we're diees,ipg
ana ,ieDsiiug Tug new Constitution. cSnsis,nr ofg10
articles, some ui which had passed In The debates
several OF the Deputies belonging 10 the liberal parry
iNd expressed their sentiments in most bold and n-
dependent language.
The liberty ofhe Press began IN show it~elfh tic
reedom ~ remarks ~ half 4 dozen nste,s issned
I9ily. Some attacks had been made noon me Nin-
sers, and hints and inuendOes thrown out thar ff-
"ted the government When thr Emperor. IL seems,
o have the appearance Of = desire 10 .ub,,u e,eT
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pITRIJC, GALE

E1Y virtue o deed of executed To me bv Ezsbeb
- lewis on the DAY ofAHgud 1879, and recorded In
We c0nhiy court Of Powhaan for purposes therein men
on"d viii he sold 10 Ire bghes bidder public aucfp
~ fow""iHn Courthouse, or cash, the 18th inst eing
court dnYi tract Of land lying IN the county Pow hats
on Appomattnx river adjoining the lands Of VIM Crup
~" h'usr Cfunp and others containing 580f acres sui
jet to the dover Of Mrs. Elizabeth MARKHAM, there
IN or so much Of the said land will be sufficient To az,
81" er the purposes nf tie said trust deed. The title vested
90 NE subscriber will be conveyed to the purchaser
JanUnry g.. Tus WIN s. ANf.F Tr,stee
w Ill he sold az pubic auction, 10 TIE highest bidder a.
W NewtuWr an Saturday the 7h day ~ Frt,rosry
next ~ air " not ON the next fair dav, Sunday excepted
twenty SLAVES nineteen of which sre likely women and
rbdren TIE other js good miller Belonging ~
TIE estate 81 Edward M9y decreased for the purpose 81
l"ss money 70 pay on The iegatees who have not vet ~.
on her administration account for 90 mnc, advanced
N'ne months credit TO be given and the purchasers to
kive bonds and approved security
ELIZABETH MOTLEY, Adm'r ifh the
49, viii annexed Of Edwin Motley dec.
King Queen Co, January O. 75--W4w4
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Though fo tunately you are so far removed
and raised so much above the narrow politic.
of Europe, "a Ia be- little influenced by the vi
ciss'udes, venture tn believe that Mr. Rush
viii explain In you the changes which have
taken place, and are still in action around us,
in our favor {; and conclude, rejoicing in the
hope that North America and Greece NAV
be. united in the bonds of long enduring and
unbrokrn concord and have the honor To be,
with every sentiment of respect, your obedi-
ent humble servant.
AND. LURlOTTIS.
Lon1an, february 90, 1898.
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Dir. adams 10 Dir. L,riotiis.
Washingfon, 18M .4upu,,' 1eo.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
HdShingfon, 18M august, 1928.
SIR A copy of the letter which you did
me me honor ut addressing TO me on the Goth
Oh February last, has been transmitted TO me
by the minister Of the United States At Lon
don, and has received the d. liberate cons,le.
ralluD of the President Of the United States.
The sentiments with which he has Witness
ed The struggles of yOur cUunirymrn for their
national emancipation and Independence, had
b'cn made inaniltst to the world in a public
message To the Congress Of The United States.
They are cordially felt by the people oftbis
Union who, sympatbisiug with the cause of
freedom and Independence, wherever IFS
standard is unfurled, behold with peculiar
interest the display of Grecan energy in
defence of GreciaD liberties, aud the associa
non OF her"ic exeriinns, at the present time.
WIN The proudest glorirs Of former ages. in The
land ot kpamlnondas and of Philopnmou.
But, while cheering with the best wishes
tb' cause Ofthe Greeks, the United States are
tofbIdden by The duties of their situation
from t"kiDg part in the war, to which their
relation is that of neutrality Al peace them.
selves with all The world, their established
poHcy, and ihe obligations ofthe laws of ma
tons, preclude them from becoming voluntary
auXIliaries To a cause which would involve
them in ,Uar.
IT, ~ the progress Of events, theIGreeks
should be enabled 10 establish and organize
themselves as nn independent nation, the
United States will he among the first 10 wei
come them, in that capacity, into the general
imily to establish diplomatic and CONNER
cal reIations with them. suited To the mutual
interests OF The two countries. and To rrcog.
nIze, with special satisfaction. their constituted
state IN The character Of sister republic.
have The honor to be-, with distinguished
consideration, sir, your very humble and
0bedient servant,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
ANpREAs i.URToTTfs,
ERrey ofde Provisional Government or
Ire Greeks, LONdor.
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FROM MEXICO

We learn Of Capt. Boyer. Of the Cato. WIN
arrived last evening from AIvarad0. that tbe
Castle OF 81. JuaII, RECOMMENDED firing unoo
Vera Cruz on the Cd Of December. News
was received at Mexico, tbnt feet from Hs.
vsna, of > sail, including frigate and schoo-
GER of War, arrived off the Castle on the s1st
Nov. with provisions, troops &c. CAPT. Il.
saw vessels of war lying at anchor about Q or
Is miles from AlyaradO on the 9TH ult.
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w 4 wish 10 employs MILLER. Nome need srnlv I,,,
sdch - are well recommended for ability as,d gsnI
e nnuct r. CUNNINGHAM sons.
Iaituarv 2. a. =, '
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-03
HAIR RESTORATIVE,
md Preventative Vegetable Cerate.

ma PTeseTpahue Vegetable Cerdte.
FHNIE important discovery of vegetable substance capa
Bile of restoring and preserving the hair, acCdcn-
tally made by Individual who has neither the capacity
nor the disposition practice deception fraud. The
fullest reliance may be placed the efficacy and power
Of the Vegetable CeTae, only restoring and preven
ting the falling off the hair but i'll producing the greatest
ustre and vencss Of ii imaginable: and the public may
assured that its effects will be clearly manifested in
the OF short time by the renewal and vigorous
lgrowth of the hair, and by efecuay preventing its
ing falling eff The Vegetable Cerate tends To
cuscitae and excite the energies Of The capillary vessels
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ing the hair these like many other organs of the animal
body, which have been in state OF dormancy or disease,
may be restored 90 their healthy action, and perform all
those functions assigned them by nature.
The proprietor being aware OF the numerous SPECIFICS
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may not suffer, rests its merits the effect it has prod'i
found be the only thing in restoring and preventing the
hair from coming out Of the heads ofhose who have used
lit and all that is asked relates To the verify Gifts Ell
! feet, is fair trial.
Elderly people, with bald heads must rest assured that
by applying few boxes of the above Cerae, their hair
will be restored with all its youthful beauty and life
TO prevent imposon the sale of the Vegetable Cerae
will be confined to Dr. JAMES ii. HART for The City Of
doors from Washington Hall, where it will be sold at 81
I75.
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n b. Gentlemen that are bald, after using ii for some
weeks will fnda small fibre of hair growing on the place
THAT bald they will continue it Tor ABOUT ten day after
Its appearance, then they will shave their hair close OFT
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And those who have the misfortune OF losing their har
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=" few boxes Of the above valuable article Just re-
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-03
DIR. C.. FREENIAN'S
COTGH DROPS, OR LNDL9& Specific,

NOR the cure of colds, coughs asthmas approaching
consunpons, and all diseases of the breast and lungs,
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. ITO, Marketsreet VIII
TESTIMONIALS.
LANCASTER COUNTY, IS.
FOR the information Of the public do hereby certify,
that the following persons, whose names are herein
mentioned, personally appeared before me- the SUBSCRIBE
one Of the Aldermen for the city OF Lancaster ana De
duly sworn affirmed, severally deposed and declared
that they had made of Dr. Clarkson Freemans cough
Drops Cor INDIAN Specific upon themselves win the
greatest success for the curing OF coughs COLDS ashas
consumptons splitting of blood and diseases OF the breast
and UNGS-and that in every instance their effects were
complete and nfa5le, will appear by the following tes'
mony of those who have used them.
Isaac Broom aged "a years, of the city OF Lancaster
long time grieveously afflicted with severe cough, pain
and stitches in his sides and breast night sweas and cop-
discharge of matter from his lungs, and all the symp-
toms of consumptive. Applied 18th September, 1928
complete by using his Indian SPECIFIC. Affirmed and
subscribed, January, 1924
qea qadsrso,l aged 50 years, of Manor township Lam
caster county, long time i'll with most violent cough
symptoms above and much emacated Applied August
Sth 1921 complete by using bottles of Specific
Sworn and subscribed to, November 3Oh 1921.
John Lere aged IS years, of Lampeter township, Ian
caster county. Symptoms above and splitting of blood
by using bottles, and one year and SIX months
and since. Affirmed and subscribed to, Decem-
her 5th 1921
Thomas Stee aged 80 years, of Little Britain township,
ancaser county, long time symptoms as above, com
plee cure, by using the specific Sworn and subscribed
to May 22d 1922.
Peter 4i5,jgdt, aged 81, of the city of Lancaster
Conrad MraA aged 81 years, of Lescock township
Lancaster county, John Barr of Newcastle county, state
of Delaware, aged o. Elizabeth MKew, aged so years, Of
Lancaster county. Benjamin Wilson, aged years. Bucks
county, years ILL., Nathan Jones, aged q years. SiTas
burg owship, Lancaster county Jacob sueberSer aged
90 Lancaster county John Burgis, aged so years, OF
lSuawsburgh Lancaster county. Adam Werfell, aged 4e
years, of Conestoga township, Lancaster county.
Each of the above named persons labored under mos
violent coughs pains and stitches in their sides and breas
for long time, accompanied with night swea's, hectic
eyers &c completely cured by using few bot