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BedJord .4pri.t Rides. 1824.

l'"'iey wicker md VIM. NJ Otey, pits
,,o JONI Moore, Benjamin Perkins, Thomas
'loo'e, IL aid Thomas Moore, ST. dehs.
~ CH4NCERY
p iHe defendants Thomas Moore, ir. apd
ne'i' min Perkins not having entered their
,aP' earance and given security according to
=" and the rules of this court, and it appear
lnS that they arc not inhabitants of this
state, on the motion OF the plaintiffs by their
attorney, II rs ordeTed, that the said defendants
do appear here AT the next june court, and
answer the plaintiffs bil-and thu, a copy of
nus order he forthwith inherited in some one
OF the Lynchburg papers published in Lynch
burg Tor two mouths successi,ely, and thai a
copy OF This order he posted at the front door
OF the court house for two successive court
days.
% A Copy-Teste.
SO J. STEPToE, che.
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'Yhe Subscriber,

HAVING attended the Medical L's
\ lures in Philadelphia dnring the ,,,I Two W.
last winters, ofiers his services as PLY oleiA
and SURGEON to the citizens in the ntig1
borhood of Mr.. Robert campbel's, on Too
creek, Bedford county, where he is "o% re-
ding. The strictest attention to the duties ~
his profession, with dne regard 10 the PIT
sore OF the times, may be relied upon ~ :.
those who may favor him with then Is4,G
age. JOEL LEFINilh.
May 7. 4w1
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" otice.

q PHI partnership Of u. q ID. IliGGiNBOT-
- HAMA 60 was dissolved by mutual
consent on the Both day Of April 1923 All Of
those indebted 10 that concern are earnest
iy requested 10 make immediate payment 10
either OF the partners, or 10 their agent Jas
ID HiggnbGiham, who is authorized to receive
payments and grant discharge: Those haV-
ing claims against the concern are requested
to bring them forward.
THOMAS IIfGGINBO1HAM,
DAVID HIGH NBOGHAM,
DANIEL WGGlNBOIHAM
Mr. Giasgou, hdl :, 1928 aw77
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Notice

rs hereby gwen Thai dl The Ce'is an ht
1 LuaaGc Hospital, ~ me tfy " bHla'rs-
burg, are occupied. aud that ~ more patients,
Male or fcmale } wil be received INTO said
Hospital, until some al the aid Cells are VI
can't dee notice ot winch vii be gwen.
~ ordtr u He tenri a. Dlrfriors.
Lilo. HENLEY, {. { D
Williamsburg, Feb n mt. ~
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Trust Sale.

SnY virtue of deed Of trust executed 10 the
~ subscriber by Henry Franklin, bearing
date the 2sfh day Of July, 1922, and OF record
in the clerk Office OF the county court OF
Amherst, for certain purposes therein expires
sed. shall on tuesday the 18th day OF june
nett, Ut far, otherwise the next fair day.
proceed To sell, by way Of public auction, at
. he re- iIeu,. ,,f the .aid / rank lin
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4 certain rract OF A.and,

containing 500 acres, be the same, more or
less, aud adjoining the lands OF Ambrose Ton
bin, Aaron Hiyginbotham and others. The
land is in a good state OF improvement, har-
ing some excellent buildings erected thereon.
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Dpdt0rd aprR Rules, 1921

Bedj0rd aprH RNles, 1871
In.iey Kucker and Nm. NJ. Otcy, pits
against
John Moore, Benjamin Perkins, Thomas
Moore, j.. aud Thomas Moore, 81 dcis
IN ClL3NCERY
The plaintiffs writ of subpoena being exc
Cuted upon the defendants John Moore and
Thomas Moore, ST. more than two months
previous hereto, and they still failing to appear
and answer the plaintiffs acton-on III e,r,, =.
ton OF the plaintiffs, by their attorney, ;, :,
oderea, that unless the defendants do a ,,,'e,r
here at the ntAt May court and ansr,,,r tGa
Pa'nnii. bill, the same as 20 them Gill be Ia.
decreed accordingly, '"'''0' W
Copy-lcsLe
81 J. CT'..prDr u
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Quantico Canal Lottery, Sd elias,
SCHEME.
LOO prizes. 1850 s,eo 10
goo blanks. tickets.

wv ulduhSs } tNN''''
The prizes in the preceding scheme will
be determined as follows: Thnty Nos.
from / to 50 inclusive, viii sevclally be
placed int the wteel on the day of draw
ing. and Of them be drawn out and that
ticket having on it the LIST, "a and Sd Nos
drawn rem the wheel will be entitled 10
the highest prize that having On II the
Sd. 4th and 5th Nos. drawn rs aforesaid
will be entitled to the next highest prize :;
that having on it the I'd, 4th and 9TH Nos:
drawn as tiortsaid, will be entitled To the
Iprze Of $3.50 that having on II the Cd,
Sd ar 5th, will he entitled To the prize of
$500 that having Oh 1t the cd, Sd aud 9TH
will be- entitled to the prize Of $500 the
five other tickets, which shall have on them
respectively, three of the drawn Nos, shall
be entitled Ia prize of Sl68 the $50
tickets which shall respectively, any two
of the drawn Nos. shall he entitled To prizes
81 $40: aud tht 1900 tickets which shall
have one of the drawn numbers on them,
Shall be entitled to prize OF SIS.
No ticket which shall have drawn prize
OF superior Denomination, can be entitled
TO an inferior prize.
Prizes payable 20 days after the drawing,
and subject To a deduction Of 10 per cent.
~ The drawing will positively take
place
On Thursday t%e 27th Of Mag neat,
PRESENT PEseE OF TIckErs.
Whole Ticket, So on Sr. Ticket, 81 IS
Half uu. 20
TICKETS ard SHARES for sale at
ECHOLS & N'oRTP ;.
LUCKY OFFICE, Lynchburg,
xyh,r. the CASH will always be paid, a.
atr,aiog discount for all PRIZES u thi:
Iotterv, as soon as drawn.
ORDERS, post paid, thankfully recclV
Cd, aud promptly attended to-
Clubs dealt with On tpe MOST favorable
..rns. April "a.
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.NU oAC, as a SCIENCE.
John 4. SGONCIA

nFFEdtS his services to the citizens Of
~ Lynchburg and its vicinity, in his new
MEIKONOAlICAL SYSTEM. He hopes, by
unremitted attention to the duties Of his pro-
tes,ion, 10 give general satisfaction, and to
prove Ct the same time that music is now re.
duced to 4 science, and is not mechanical
requirement, as ii has been heretofore rcgar-
ded. He has every thing necessary for the
above mentioned mode of instruction aud
for the accommodation oil his pupils, has d.
gents al the north to furnish them with music
aud musical Instruments. HewiIl also supply
the orders Of any other person. He daily ex-
poets several elegant and w.ll-toned new
PIANOS, which may be had at reduced pr-
ces Also, MEIkONOhES, Handsomely fin.
iehed, &c.
y B He has at present, time enough to at
tend two families or classes moderate dis
lance from town.
u \ line addressed to him will meet with
prompt attepton.
April . wto35
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Mar shal's Sale.

y pursuance of decree Of the Superior
D Court of Chanccry for the Lynchburg dis.
tr,ct, pronounced Oh the lst day of November
1923, in cause therein depending, between
George Nhltlocke, plaintiff,
aud
Charles Deison, Edmund Tate, Garland
Tate, David q. MurgeiI, and George P Rich
ardSon, defendants,
The undersigned, Marshal Of the said court
wiz, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th dry Of Juno
next, II fair II not, 2ac ir4t fair day thereafter
Sunday exceplct, proceed TO sell, on the PIE
mise hy way ofpublic auction, TO the highest
bi1dert tor casn, "A certain
Tract or parceA Of Land,
Lying ~ tue county of Campbell, adjoim!nS
We lands OF Edmund Tate, and others Ds'na
me same on which the said beison no" NJ! -
|'"es, containing l04 aGres, wllh the u"tn'"7
houses, ont.houses, improvements, anu 'Pi u"
te9anf IS thereunto belonging Aiso'
1 he following personal properly
I" "it one Negro Girl, aged Is Yeas wan,
Cd Beckey; one ditto, aged IA years, mann,
Bet.ey; owe ditto, aged II wears, nance
Suckcy and two children, named lehrey ami
John; together witt the increase o. Tie s..
female slaves, if any, Also, one hat NJ
rage and Harness, owned by me said DelsoA
IN copartnership with Colonel Edmund l3'''
two Horses, five Cows, all the plantation ast'
sis, and all the Household and Kitchen VI
niture belonging to the said Deson.
GEO B. WO0DSoN, NJ. S. {. C. l.. y.
May 4. e ItW'ds
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PROPOSALS
FOR publishing, By subscription, IN the f5,en Of
Iyachburg,
A PERIODICAL JOURNAL,
TO m ENTlTLEp, TnE
IntHIrn AIM ANG IYG
INYENANY ARGUS.

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m'S u" u'p ''' s'''''''" '''',' -,
y me press Is 70 "0',"g e"'V'p -, - -
mmtff y d""H'"'m' NJ 4H' ''R'a "a" "'e'' u
Tl9i one Ipt, "tl91e" 20 1,,"'g P,o"Il'.oaa
fseh''g tte "P"'f'l'' ~ s"," IN "'
10 nc P'"'s' y'so q '''''' ~
tmofaH'ha "'' lHfpl'' '"5s''' 'I' '.,''' I've, ""'
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"'aie" H.'a''"l ~ .V''" us P"' 1'' ,
iPpy o. nt''",S a""s5"'' ana i"'''a'sa
j. ",s 1o'y a1g . po,e ,j 'oa a,,oJ t5~
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ffai 81 P"fv |taets' " 'et 0e aP'la''"b ,e'o'.
',o' at't,,J ,,,,,, r. ne Gala, AMI pto,gn,l
- 'I -, ,sti,b slaH III ibe Ljsyay .1tpss-
~ MI, G, n, j,,,,.. snail ror.i,i or oyigi.
az "',,,,g yg,,e'ss of 9,q Etgrayv groJnc.
-, al ,,,,o,i, firm, ~, n,oJ esJSbraiea ne.
...,laJ ,a',,oojs = ibs g9g and btrc,lr sdi.
.p# ,,n,tJ s,,J;es.l9,ig min all arn of iojtui,
,..J ,,j,rat,ou "a contribute Usir gL6re of A.
f,,n n, mn ,jo,o,6,r
,''i'.s ,,,,reJ, af ,,,l,ss,, L,,its, ,r,os,ys
=, ,.' ~ ,', mas - ,cba,, f9Jcg
Hi. 49,, H.. ,....l. ,,,,.,. or
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.NilAIaNN GOODS,

1Aa subscribers are non opening retety Of
New Fapcy Goods,
VIZ: A few elegant white Satin Robes, a
further supply Of Bobbiuelt Neils, hand
some striped Gaules for Thinning, a neat
assortment Of colored figured Silks, Para
sol,, all colors aud cheap, Umbrellas, do. do.
which they offer fol sale At their usual low
Prices.
Mckee, ROBINSON & co.
May Ii. Is
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Chinlzes, super. and common
iish Linens and Damask Table Linens
Linen Cambrics aud Cambria Hahdkerclief.
Pateai Steam and roWer-Loom Shiings
Jaconett Graz ats, figured aud cross-barled
large assortment OF counteflains ard ouilts
Elegant Fancy and Plain Ribbon, OF ,aiions
widths and colors
Silk Flags and Fancy Handkerchief
Satlins, Senshaws, Sarsnetts
Figured and Plaid silks
White and colored Marseiiles yestings
Drillngs, Wilmington Stripes and Nankeens
Buck, Kid, Beaver aud silk Gloves
\ large and extensive assortment of Cotton
ShawS and Iandkerchiefs
White and colored Gimrs
Leghorn aud Straw Flats and Bonnefs
Mems aud Boys Fur and Nool Hat,
Best quality blue and white Cotton Yarn
An assortment OF Brushes, of every kind
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Certain Vract Of NaNN,
Notice.

FESIIE Subscribers inform the public al large
a that they have dissolved partnership in
consequence Of which, they viii expose for
sale. al public auction, to the highest bidder
ut their store house in Bent Creek, on Mon
day the 18th oil Juuo next, all their remaining
stock OF
GOODS. and OTHER EFFECTS,
Of every description. A liberal credit Nil be
given and a, the sale will take place without
reserve, person, wishing to purchase will find
II To their interest 10 attend. Further part
GUITAR viii be made known on III, day of sale
WILLIAM !. FREELAND.
WILLIAM \ WINGFIELD,
.nOGALD FERGUSON, Jr.
OWENS c. FOWLER
May II. wtds3n
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lew assortnient.

EoqN r. HUNT informs hi, friends and
y the public generally, ttat be- has just It
-cive6 an ctttnsvcand >tral assortment 81
JclcelIy gferery description,
Clocks. GoDd0 Silver Patent Lever Watch
rs, Castor, of all kinds, Britannia Lea aud
Coffee Pots, silver rlateot every description,
spcctae.es, Candlc-ueks, nod "A great variety
oil fancy article. too tedious to ennmerate
Also. u handsome assortment 81
.MIlAIaNN GOODS,
consisting OF every article OF that description
IN his line.
May II 179
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\ Tract of l.anA,

In The county of Campbell, on the waters Of
Flat creek, containing $50 acres, Oh which
Mrs Iowles now resides, or so much of the
said tract as viii be sufficient to pay the ba-
lance due under the trust deed aforesaid.
The title under which the subscribers will
sell, is believed to be indisputabe, but they
will convey only such tiNc as Is vested in
them " said deed OF trust
THOMAS WATT,
DAVIDSON BRADFUTE
May ! II ltWtds Trustees.
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al8O, one otMer Yract,

ADJOINING The above described Land, contain
ing upwards oil 700 acres On this tract there
are two settlements, on one of which is a
very good house, well finished, out houses,
orchards, good garden, &c. and on the
other comfortable dwelling house, orchards,
&c. This tract also adjons the LANDS Of John
Shelton, Col. John Amber and others.
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STOW I've Runaway -,

I'M Monday night last, the 10th inst,
~ my man BILLY absconded from the
plantation OF of J u. J. Anderson, on Staun-
ton river, near the mouth of Goose creek
He is ot low stature, yellow complexion, and
between 80 aud 10 years of age he carried
off all his clothing. and a new wool hat. II
is believed he is lurking about New London or
Lynchburg. and may attempt to pass rs It free
man The subscriber will pay reasonable
reward for the apprehension and delivery OF
said slave, d fer his commitment To ait.
JANIS {. ANDERSON.
MAY - 2aWts3q
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NaAxAHAE AANNS
FOR SALE

TNlE subscriber wishes to sell the fol.
n Lowing valuable TRACTS OF LAND.
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sliSU, enc Other lYAct.

Adjoining the first described tract on tue
south west side, containing $50 acres, Chiefly
in woods, not more than 10 acres being clear.
ed, which are well enclosed. This tract IS
Mell tim.lrred, md IS inc tobacco lind
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8lso, one other lYact,

Adjoining the last mentioned land, contain
ing 39l acres, aud bounded on one side by
the road leading from Samuel BorAss to
Watts Gap, and the lands OF Richard 5 FL.
lis, the Bethel tract, and the lands Of John
Camm, dec. Of this tract there are only
about 10 acres cleared, and that portion OF j:
is well enclosed aud fresh. Ii is heavily TIM
bered and we'll watered and contains large
quantity OF first rate tobacco land. Tins tact
lies within one mile of Bethel
If the above lands are not sold privately
before the 18th day Of October, they will, On
that day be sold publicly at my residence =
it is expected, will wish to view the land =
They will be shown at any time Oh appea
ton being made to the subscribers
u Terms OF sale shall be made accomm9
dating. AMBROSE RUCkKR
February 20. 2swts
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ny virtue OF a deed of trust executed to
ID the subscribers by Oliver Towles, Jr
bearing date the 2sth OF February, 1921, ard
duly recorded in the county court of Camp
bell, we shall, for the purposes therein ex-
pressed, proceed to sell, Tor ready MONEY, on
the premises, at II o clock OH Monday, the
7lh day OF June next, Of fair, ii not, the mex,
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4 Nract OF l.anA.

Of 1i2 acres, more or less, on Tye River, in
the county aforesaid, ard adjoining the land
Of Norvell Spencer, decd aud others, aud
being the same land sold by John White to
the said John Thompson, ir and conveyed
by the said Thompson in trust, or 50 much
thereof as may be sufficient 10 raise the ba-
lance that may be due on the day Of sal",
together with the costs of executing tue same.
The title vested in me rs trustee only will be
conveyed TO the purchaser.
JOHN 7 COBBS, Trustee
April ,. wtds3I
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NAV
~ office.

i.2l virtue OF deed o, trust executed by
- John thompson, j.. to Johu Y. Cobbs y
Arthur Clayton, bearing date the 18th of July
isl9, and duly recorded in the clerks office
OF the comfy OF Amherst, for the purpose of
securing the payment Of a debt due John
White, shall proceed TO sell, to the highest
bidder, for ready money, on the premises, on
fridAY the itl OF Iune nrNt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-15
Tug MAIDS scLtLoQUY.
A PsUOD I.

IL Maid. oi2-,e. wiM hilton in her hand, open,
10 t.,a; ceis5lWtca passage,
Hail welded love. mysterious law, SC.
tf.r Iaak"r BIDS increase who bids abs,uin,
Bat our destroyer, foe to God aud man."
Il must he so Milton thou soncSt we'll
Else why this pleasing hope, this fond desire,
This longing after something uupoSscst:
Or whence this secret dead, this inward horror
or diving unrspousod; why s',rnhS the soul
Back on itself and startcs u, vi.gini'y'
lis natures self that points out IN alliance;
And intimates a husband to the sex.
Marriage, thou pleasing ami yet anxious tho't
Through what new scenes and changes must we
pass,
Jh unchanging state i'll prospect lies before me;
But shadows clouds, and darkness rest upon it.
Here will hold If nature prompts the wish
(An;l that she does is plain, from all her works.
Our duty and our intcrcs. bid, indulge il,
For the great end Of natures lax is bliss;
But yet-in wcdloCk women nuSt--obcy!
Im weary of these doubts; the priest shall end them
Nor rashly do venture loss ani gain;
Bondage and pleasure meet my thoughts al once.
l wed-my liberty is gone forever,
But happiness from time itself secured !.
Aud when my charms shall fade away, my eyes
Themselves grow dim, my statue bend with years,
Then virtuous friendship shall succeed to love;
Then, pleased Ill Scorn infrmity aud death,
Renewd Immortal i'll a final race.
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tcip., ornaments. Being aprofour,i observer. AIR.
Emcnard viii be enabled to give you most cor
| rect information ms 10 the state of France and of
the European continent. hasten to recon-
mend Mr.. Emenard to the kindness of your Ex-
cciiency. The vaiorous and wise hand Of YOUR
Excellcncy has contaminated the greatest woi k
coniidcd by God to man--that OF Iiberatiner a
whole world, since it is Colombia that las freed
apaush America her it is that has supported
all the weight of the war: you it is, who have
torn forever the yoke Of Europe over Ameri-
ca. Yet, artiZan of that wonderful work
do not give it up before its perfection
For long time yet, will the world need the
one who commenced and SO wisely directed that
admirable undertaking. Mankind invukes and
hopes TO receive the support ofyour Exccllcucy.
Numbericss are the wishes made for the pros
pcrity your country ; nor can the distance
hinder me from following IFS movements.
The prosecutions which in my country, my zeal
for your cause has drawn upon me, do not slack
en- it: shall forever save and defend her from
the shafts and persecution Of Ignorance. shall
etcrnally repeat to Europe, that her dearest i'll
| tcret is, to unite herself TO America by all the
ties conducive TO the prosperity of the two hem
ispheres. Permit me 10 add to those sentiments
| the expressions ofmy personal respect and I'D
| miration. De PRADr
Late Archbishop Of .Nalnes.
To SIMON BoIIvAR,
President Of The Republic Of Colombia.
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.Hr. Ellington to lie Secretary of STATE.
WASHINGTON. May rs. 1921

WAsHIHcroN, May IS, 1924.
SIc: Nearly three weeks have ncv ELAPSED
since had the honor of making my frs, commune
cation to you the subject of the conventions CON
cluded on the 18th of March last between the Bri-
tiSh govrnn,ent and the American Envoy in Tendon
At that time, in pursmH:'cc ofinstructions convey
cd TO Inc, from hts Majesty Secretary of State TO,
Foreign Agiirs, | made knowu to YOU the earnes:
desire OF the British government that no fine sIoi
be lost by that Of the United States in u;ocec I'm,
to the ratification Of that instrument in order tli
it might be returned to England i'll time to have II
submitted to Parliament prior 10 its proro-.tiou
which was expected to take place at an carl, us.
Rod.
naucrcd myself sir that The wish, thus avxionslv
expressed by behalf Of his Naiestys rovcr,i-
inent, would meet with corresponding artior ON
the part OF all tho authorities to whom !; was adj
dressed, especially, considering that the project of
the convention originated with this governments at
the instigation of t:a House nf Representatives;
and that his Majesty's Ministers had not hesitated
an instant 10 comply with tho p,ciiuna act de-
sired by the President, OF procuring tie passage Of
bill through Parliament, dcnouncing as piracy, by
statute, the African Slave Tae, when exercised Nv
British subjects.
This consideration, sir. necessarily rrcciwIcs my
entertaining doubt as 10 tie eventual ratification
Of tho Convention by this government, and there.
fore attribute the delay, wlHcn has hitherto occurr
cd, to the pressure Of other business which il would
have beer found incomvenicmt TO postpone.
think it sny duty, however TO press once more
and ia the most earnest manner, upon your aucnti.
the anxiety Of the British government on thi.
subject. OF this anxiety most convincing proo
may bc found in the circumstance ofan extra pack
ct having been despatched by them for the solr
purpose of conveying to this county the act Of Par
! liameuf- declaring thc slave trade pirucy, iumcdi
atciy AFTER ITS passage through both Houses in ordc
mat the want of that docpscnt might not oppose
I n NO f,ilfr,f To- 81.
this government.
Perhaps SIR, you viii allow me 10 add, that now
detan that same packet fof the express purpose o.
conveying tho instrumcutin question: as soon n,
ratified, with tho utmost possible CELEBRITY, to Eng
land.
have TIC honor to he, with distinguished cons;-
dcraton, Sir, your most obcdicnt humble servant.
~. L. ADDINGTON,
Hos, JoHS q ADAMS,
+cc-e'u Z Str
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oChS.-on the / 18th April, 1924, taken by the
80 subscriber, from Caleb Stones boat (lead-
man limothy) one bag Of corn, about 3 bushels.
?, On The l2th, from Temple Reds boat (hcadman
Pctcr) y bushels OF meal and about 2O6bs. loose
tobacco.
The 10Th, from Natha MEL Goolsby's boat (head-
man james, bushels of corn, and about 1O0lbs Of
loose tobacco.
s5d, from John Johnson's boat (headnan Mat)
l5Oibs. OF loose tobacco.
From Richard Johnso,,'s boat CiIcadr1an Bil1v)
about 2OOlbs. OF loose tobacco.
On the 29th April, took from on board of Smith
Davis's boat head-man Hoses, one hundred
pounds tobacco.
The above articles viii be disposed Of as the LAYS
directs.
IsHAM RANDOLPH,
Lori Keeper & I1sp. Of boats At WIesttgm.
April 30. v6w2g
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In .4n,eiia County, May Court, 1894.
Thomas Munford and john G. Hill, Merchants and
partners, trading under the firm of Mumford and
Hii' PJts. r., ryo,
AGAINST NJ SHdHceTy"
John Roberts and Thomas Roberts, Dehs
The defendant, Thomas Roberts, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
TO the Act of the General Assembly, and the Rules
OF This Court, and appearing to tile satisfaction IF
the Court that the said defendant, Thomas Roberts
is not an inhabiiant Of this State; On the mott
Oh OF the plaintiffs, by Alfred o. Eggeston, their
counsel, it is ordered, that the said defendants Tho
mas Roberts, do appear here the fourth THURS
day III August next, and answer the complainauts
bill ;and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in some public newspapers printed in the City
OF Richmond, for two months successfully and also
posted at the front door of the Courthouse OF this
county ON two 5" ccssive court days.
copy-Test,
J. t. LEIGH, C. A. C.
June l. wtwi:}7