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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-07

sloop Constitution, Bishop, hence, at Phi
ladephia the 5th inst. in six days.
Schr Hannah & Rebccca, Harding, and Ea-
Gle, Crowell, hence, at Boston on the 1st inst
The schnr. Citizen, Dole, from Newbury-
port for Georgetown, passed up.
Brig Hero, from Darien, also passed up tor
the Navy Yard, with timber.
The Armada, Kirkland, cleared at N. YORK
the ID inst. =,
The Alert, Bears, cleared at Boston April
3Oth, for this port.
Schnr. Brilliant, Amazeen, hence, at Bos-
ton 29th ult.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-07

A letter from the Cape de Verbs,
states that on the I'd of March, brig
with "H,nter Of Norfolk" on her stern,
passed under the stern of the brig New
Packet, at anchor in Bonavlsta harbor,
and enquired if she was bound for the
United States, aud being answered IN
the negative, made sail; and from her
appearance, being suspicious looking
vessel, with American colors and pen
dant, and discovering apparently up
wards Of one hundred negroes, on deck,
clothed, the fort opened fire upon her,to
bring her to and ascertain her charac-
ter, when she made all sail and was
soon out ofreach of the shot, and escap-
ed without any damage Boston Pat.
The above brig was the Hunter, from
Norfolk for Liberia, with emigrants.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-07
SHIP NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
IMay 5.-Schr Triton, Lewis, Beaufort
sweet potatoes.
Schr Sabra Etheridge, Vandrx, Edenton,
N. c.; shingles to James Mcclure.
Schr. Republican, Chambers, Edenton'
shingles to J. Mcclure and b. Waters.
SAILED,
Schr. Esther and Sally, Summers, Philad'a.
Sloop Constitution, Nichols, New York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-07

quotations; we have accordingly raised
our rates. This article arrives freely
and meets fair demand.
Whisky has again fallen; present
price 81 cents.
Some vessels are now holding out
for Ia. freight to England.
Exchange rates at the Louisiana
state bank; On New-York and Phila-
delphia checks, at sight, par; on the
north, 90 100 days, buying at D 8
per cent. discount.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-07
The whole in One Day!
THE DRAWING OF THE
Grand State AOttery

UT 1H.1H L.14FD-NO r.
Will take place and be completed in the city
of Baltimore on the 18th of THIS MONTH
(May)-ALL IN ONE DAY.
THE Capitals arc,
$40, O0O-AO, OOO--5OOO
Besides 1O00's-50O's &c. &c. and Not One
Blank to Prize! and will be drawn by an
Improved and entirely ne,o mode, whereby the
holder of two tickets or two shares MUST
draw atleast one prize, and in the same pro-
portion for greater number.
Whole Tickets only Fire Dollars.
Halres 9. 50-Quarters 1.25-Eigkths 623 cts.
To be had in the greatest variety of Nos. at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-07
Orab Hats.

from the Mandatory of NJ. Z. & II. M! iiohu'
New-York. ON HAND, ,.b,.
A general assortment of gentlemens' youtIs
and children's black beaver hats, RUSSIA rap
bit on the skin and cut down, Gamers nai,'
blue and white skivers, drab and black oind,
ing and banding, lining, bow-strings. gllt and
common S buckle1, water proof stiffenng, dye
stuffs. &c. &c. All of which will be SOLO low
e.. ossb LEyERETT GREEN.
N. B. A liberal price allowed for old hats
taken in part pay for new ones. may .
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-07

Baltimore, May 4.-The pilot boat
built schooner Mork, captain Bourne,
arrived at Cape Haytien in days from
Baltimore and from Cape Henry
She was the first vessel to give the
news Of the general rise of produce,
previous to the PRONUNCIATION Of which,
an agent bought up all the coffee in
that market, and also at Port-au-Prince.
Vessels that sailed from New-York
four days before her departure from
Baltimore, had not arrived there on
the goth, two days after the arrival OF
the Mork. The NJ. is owned by capt.
r. Ross and MIR. VIM. Parrish, and
was built by l.. & S. Richardson, is a
remarkable fine vessel, particularly for
sailing. 1t will be recollected she ar
rived here on Saturday morning 9th
April from Port-au-Prince, discharged
her cargo, received another and sailed
on Sunday the 10th, thus performing
voyage from and to st. Domingo in
the short period of nineteen days one
Of which she was detained in Hamp-
ton Roads.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-07

= A Paris paper contains the following
article:-"Signor Gulmini, formerly
Maitre de Chapells Of Pope Benedict
l4th, died lately in the neighborhood
of Parma, aged 1873 years. This is the
first instance of a musician having
reached that advanced age"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-07

Ner- Fork, Nay s.-The packet ship
Franklin, lost at Barnegat, had cargo
said TO have been worth from 70 to
10000 dollars, considerable portion
of which was not insured. 1t is sup
posed she went to pieces on Friday
night. The master Of an Egg Harbor
schooner, states that he passed within
900 yards of the wreck on Saturday
morning, when the hull appeared to be
broken in two near the middle.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-07
SIlaa.

or bbls. No. nett shad, for sale.
- nav GEORGE COLEMAN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-07

may Z
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-07

Capt Blair, of the ship Flora, from
Liverpool, reports that he passed near
the Banks of Newfoundland, about 200
islands of ice, the largest at least mile
in circumference, and about 500 feet
high, and several others nearly the
same size. Also, saw number OF
seals on the ice; and to the southwark
oft, a number of large Whales. May
lst, south Of the Hook, saw two large
whales. ". Y. Nat. .4dyocate.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-06
XTRGTNTA AT a superior court q

VIRGINIA AT \ superior court u
ehaneefy holden IN the town OF Lynch.
burg, on the 2lst day OF October, 1924
William Tcrner, plaintiff,
agaf9sf
John Isyloe, Chiswell pabney, Tcrza Lon.
don, adminisifaiiA oi Joiin London, dee d.
aud Nieajat STONE, Defendants.
II appearing Ia the Subtraction ot the codti
ihat tIe detendanis avelaaenlnly served with
Icogies Of the several deefetal orders entered
in this cnnse al rules, aud lbe8 still failing 10
| file their answer, OF the motion OF HE plain
] tit, by counsel, the court doth aejndEe, order
aud decree that unless The defendant John
IayIoe. or some one Tor lin, On OF before tie
ItWcnty FIST day Of April neal, shall pay 10 The
plaintiff the Jun Of sx hundred aud hlly-thffe
dollars. with Interest on fifty thee dollars
part thereof. from the Twenty ihlrd DAY oi
July, ono Thousand eight hundred and nine
teen, Haa on sS hundred dollars, thc residue
Thereof, from The twenty third day OF July,
one thousand eight hundred aud twenty, till
paid, that the defendants, or all persons clam.
INC Under fhefn, or either OF them the lhnd,
slave George and otior personal property
conveyed BY The deed, with ife PLAINTIFF bill
exhibited, BE- from tIcncetofl forever barred
and foreclosed ct all equity aud right oi re-
dcmution therein TINT the delendnut Terra
London, adm at John London, decd, do
deliver to the r3drshal of tits court the sud
slave George, and tina, the defendant Taylor
DO deliver 10 The faid marshal tie land and
household furniture in the snid deed mention
ed and that the marshal, alter advertising
the time md place of sale Ct ibe said proper.
~ for four weeks in some lev piper printed
in the town of Lynchburg, and at the court
house door of the county of Amherst on some
court day, do sell, AT public auction, for cash,
tho property atuiesaid, or 80 much thereof a.
may be necessary To raise the aforesaid sum
OF six hundred and fifty three dollars, with
interest as aforesaid, aud the costs and clIar-
gcs OF the sale, and report his proceedings 10
The court, in order TO II lnal decree. Unless
il be- necessary, George is mel 10 be sold, IN
which event lie viii be returned To Mrs Lon
don, aud IL sold, then the court doth further
order, TINT the defendant John 1ayIoe do DE-
liver 10 the said Terra London The hons IN
the bin mentioned, executed 10 her intesiate
by the plainli0 and the defendant A|llcaiali
Stone. \ copy. lcste,
JOHN WILLS, C., {.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-06

Exactly suited to the season. Amongst them
100 pieces Calicocs, nssorted new patterns,
\ few Douglass and Olnbre do
Beeutitui Gau2e, leila and Bhreae EIandk IS.
Barrzc Scaris, beautifully shaded, a new arl'e
Elegant Bobbinett Lace, Cups and Capes,
surerhly worked,
a few pieces real Brussels Thread Laces and
Edgiugs,
silk stripe Linen Drilling, Nnnkeen and other
colours,
Real Nance Chop Nankeen and blue do
\ case fashionable drab Hats,
Various Goods for gentlemens' and boys sum
mcr wear,
do do male and female servants do
Real India worked Null Muslins,
Mall Muslin Robes, richly nounced
4 further supply of bro. fig. Gros te etc Silk
200 pair frune.la Shoes, all shades and sizes
A large assortment new style Parasols
Chinese Feather Fans, figured aud plain,
Green Gauze Wells, a fashionable article
64 black Mcrino Bombazeen, sup. quality,
| piece blue aud black Saxs. Velvet Cloth,
equal 10 any imported,
With IA great variety of other Goods, which
they are determined to offer 10 their friends
and the public at remarkably low prices.
MCKEE, ROBINSON g. CO.
May II. ts38
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-06
PUBLIC Notice

given by the Trustees, that the Lrgis
4 latnre OF Virginia, at the last session, pass
ed II law establishing a town OF 10 half acre
Lots, To be known by the meme of Kingston,
IN the county OF Campbell, on the La Il OF
Saekvll'e King Tho Lots are accordingly
located and surveyed, on both sides OF the
great road leading from Lynohburg TO the
South, and known by the name oil Wards
road, by tar the most public highway in this
part of the upper country. Kingston is about
Is miles from Lynchburg, aud i or : from
Wards bridge. The situation is inviting, in
deed nearly a perfect level, fertile dry grey
earth, good spring water convenient, the
country around Astounding in prime building
timber, aud 3 Snw.Alills il Q or . miles.
The law directs the Trustees TO sell the Lot
Tor the benefit of the proprietor, S. king
lie, therefore, together with the Trustees, d.
give notice, that they will offer the Lots in
the tow OF kingston, for safe, on Tuesday
the 7h day NJ June, 20 continue from day e.
day } 10 the highest bidder, IN Il months
credit, the purchaser giving bond with AZ,
proved security, 10 carry interest from the
date, A cash payment will receive n liberal
discount. Any just debt that ;. King owes
will he preferred 10 cash. Therefore, we 50
llcil IN the most respectful manner, purcha
sers and creditors TO attend the sale.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-06
&3G REWARD.
.19il 7.

An Az ron The subscriber rcsid
ing in the county OF Goochlaud, on the
i2th inst. a negro man named Aaron, his
wife Judy, and her sun Lewis. Aaron is a
bout twenty eight years of age, D feet 7 OF
8 inches high, has a down Io-k, and chews
tobacco profuscIy, and for several years
has been employed as a waterman on
James River.
Judy Is about twenty one years of age,
of low stature, and WHEN she absconded
was far advanced in pregnancy.
Lewis is about six Years old, has a de
feet in one ofhls eyes. From the situation
of the woman it is scarcely possible she
could have travelled on foot, it is therefore
presumed they have been conveyed away
III a boat or wagon.
The above reward will be paid for the
apprehension and confinement in any jail,
and if delivered To the subscriber all rea
sonable charges viii be paid in addition.
JOHN u. CROUCH.
MAY &c. 4i4O.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-06
LATE ARRIVALS.
Su,an,er Goods.

w have been receiving, Ia addition TO our
former siuck--
2l5 t's super and eommu Calicoes, Prints,
1yrcun E%aueies, &c., many very beautiful
Is pieces black hsnresi tlos dc Naples, com
posing aYef5 elegant assortment 81 rleh
figures,
p ditto figured Swiss and Book Muslins,
= ditto 0s aud . JuckUnet DO beautiful
style,
Cd and Al Combiics, from com. 10 s~npcrfnc
D dozen Feather Faus
} ditto GAUGE Neiis
: boses Gauze Ribbons, new style
\ lpi rich worked lnser,iugs
\ lot fanrtun aud Toilet Fringe
\ few Bolivar Leghorn Hats
\ general assortment oil Union Mixtures
Angolns
Angola Cnssimeres
French Ca5simeleB
BeapeficcnS
Black Circassian aud French Bombrzcen
Blue aud yellow Nhnkcen
Satin stripe Flotenline
White aud c%olonfed Narcotics
lollenetr, Valencia and black silk Yesiings
Brown Linen and Drogltcdas
Linen aud Cotton Drilling, coloured q white
Gfanderells aud Cotton Cashmere
Blue, Olive aud Claret Cloths
super drab, blue, black aud mix'd Cassimeres
- Jacoueis and36inch Levantineand italian
Crnyals
Geutlemcn's Thread, Silk, aud Woodstock
Gloves
= case, drHb, white and black Hats,
900 dozen Mock shell, Toilet, Itedding and
Ivory Combs
1 bales - Ddmetie Plnids
case 81 Imitation Carolina Plaids, high
colurs
3 bales "a and IA shirtings and sl,ceiings
l do 6 4 super Bed Tick
| do 4 i Indigo Checks
20 pieces Al super Aprou DO
; bales German Ticklonburg
| do Scotch O2nabnrgs
q trunks black and white prunella, black Mo
rnrrn and IrnIlnI Snnra-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-06
LIMBS Z nEAln

'NNbAftA-
I'm ACT calling IN the 6 per Cont CelAfegi,
Passed. January lgih, ls2h.
IL II eHorieddy The GCnuat. 4sstmtlg, Tia,
The holders or owner OF Old State CerlilcairI
hearing an interest OF Six per crnfum rcl nm.
NUN, shall, on or before the frsl day OF sen
lembrF next, present the same iur rtdc
10 the Auditor ot Public Accounts. nho shah
thereupou issue his warrant or warrants IN,
the treasurer, tor the AMOUNT ot 1rineilan,1
interest due on such certificates
IL tie holders or owners ct such eefiiftait,
shall fail or refuse on or before the tIst tg, +
September aforesaid, 10 present the saue for
redemption, tie interest thereon shall aflrr
that period cease ; and all warrant, lherpa-
Ter issued, shall he for the principals sum due.
and interest up To that day.
Ii shalt be the duty OF the Auditor of Pubic
Accounts as soon as may be, 10 enusr ms az,
to be published for three months SUCCESSIVE.
iy, IN some newspaper published IN lie
cities of Richmond and Washington, and ia
thctowns OF Ly nchbnre, Fredericksburg, Vim
chester, aud Borough OF Norfolk.
Irorided h%ovtrtr, oad be il jmihtr tuudst,
that nothing herein contained shall he 50 con.
straed as to have any application 10 thal por-
ton OF the certificates aforesaid, which is
now held by the President and uiIcctoIs Of
the LitcIary Fund.
This act shall he in force from and after
the passage thereof
March /. 3m 55
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-06
superior Court Of Chdncery for The District
Of Lynoh5ug, Mag Term, 1925.
ANONYMOES


BY The Chancellor When a suit, in this
court, is at issue, n general commission
may be issued, for taking dispositions ;
and, by a late act of assembly, four months,
from the time of filing the replication, by
which the suit is put to issue, is allowed
the parties, for taking their dispositions /:
and, either party, At the expiration of that
time, may set the suit down for a hearing ;
and, no deposition taken after that time,
shall be read as evidence, on the hearing,
unless taken by consent Of the parties, by
special drdtr OF the court, .or out of the
state. This is he dct see it vol. of the
laws, 10y Mr.. Leigh, ZIG. Sect. los and
time has proved the necessity of strict at
%tention to il as well here, as in the court,
at Richmond.
TO be published by order of the Chan
cellor four weeks by the VirSinian in
Lynchhurg, and the same length Of time,
by the Enquirer in Richmond.
A Copy-Teste, j. WILLS &C
May &c. 4~lO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-06
Fresh and Genuine Medicines.
WALTER IL. MIDDLETON,

.3rOTIfECIRY md DRL
MAS Just received from Philadelphia
H aud New York, his spring supply, en-
brncing every article in the DRUG, MEDI-
CINE aud PAiNT line. His stock is now
entirely new, his assortment better selected,
and more extensive than at any previous time,
and every article can be recommended as
being genuiue. Practitioners of medicine,
country merchants, aud others who have been
in the habit OF supplying themselves in Rich
mond, vii! find it greatly 10 their adv autage
to give him IA call.
Such of his friends and customers who live
AT Il distance, and cannot find it at all times
converientto visit this market, may rely up
on getting their orders pR' up in a. nice style,
articles OF rs good quality, aud as cheap by
sending, as if they were present.
LlNSEEp OIL, BEEsWAX, FEATHERS,
and evety description of produce taken in
barter for which the highest market price will
be given.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-06
Wy. Samuel NJ .VaAiaierro

4 kFFERS his services to the inhabitants
~ of New Glasgow and the adjacent neigh
horhood in the practice OF MEDICINE, SUR
gerry, sc. He will be in that place 10y the
first of June, aud solicitS a share Of the public
patronage. May 10.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-06

~ On the second day of The sale Of Lots
III Kingston, being the 9Th ot June, S. King
will offer for snle, To the highest bidder, about
one half of his LAND, adjoining kingston,
II being the part whereon he resides. II is
well imoroved. Terms made known at sale
Also, a likely negro girl, for cash.
MAY 10, 1929. tds}o
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SIR-Yoo are hereby notified that on the
y 27th day Of June, AT the tavern house of
William Terry in the town of Liberty, Bedford
county, w. | shall take the afidavits of Law
renee McGeorgc, Abram Powell aud others,
to be read rs evidence in the trial of a suit de-
pending in the superior courtof chancery for
ihe %Lynchbnrg district, in which | am plain
liil, as admir- of Baptist Hardy, dec aud yon
aud others are defendants. And on the llth
day of July, nj the store house of Henry Da.
Wis, in the town Of lynchhurg, Campbell ETY..
Va I shall take the dispositions of David
Thompson and others, 10 be read as evidence
on the trial of the same suit. In each case,
should | be unable TO complete them all ON
tie days above stated, I Kali continue, rom
dayto day until all are taken when aud where
you may attend it you think proper.
JAMES JOPTING.
June .. N3w40
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-06
NEW SPRING GOODS.

1AuE subscriber Is now receiving al hn
store nexf door 10 Messrss Gait n Bull
lock- a iargeGnd general assortmeni Of
Spring and Summer GOODS
.4HONG WHICH IRE
saner shaded A { french fanvies,
Do Paiu,yd Muslins,
"A 81 auf o. Cambrios,
4 splendid assortment Of Calicees,
Plain aadIhgurcd Jaconet aud Mud Muslins,
do do Book do
Plain ann figured Canton Grapes,
Superior Mandarin Crepe Robes,
Grape ShaNls aud Scaiis,
Plain ntd hgrrcd eolofed silks,
silk shauls and liandkerebieis,
Gauge aud Zcha do
An elegant assortment Of Ribbons,
GAUGE and Lace Veils,
I case OF irish Linens OF very superior quality
grass bleach, aud warranted 10 be Il good
a. any that has been IN this market fer IRE
tens,
ladies and gcntlemens' Cotton andSilk Hose
Sewing Cotton aud Floss
Linen Cauibrics and Lawns,
Stripe Denmark satin
Riarseilles and Valencia Ycstines,
Silk stripe flnroniines, Tor gentlcmens wear,
Stripe and plain saieen,
prab and white Russia Drilling,
Wilmington aud Washington stripe,
Union Mixture and Blue Nnnkcens,
Cation Cassinlores and Grahderills,
An assortment OF Cloths and Cn-sinlcres,
Ladies Prunelia aud Morocco shoes,
3 / aud IL Domestic fiaids,
DO do 81 & d sleetings aud sliirtings
An assortment al Cutlery,
Tortoise Shell Iueh aud side Combs
Cotton lpru, Monf Coarse shoes,
An assorttncut of Crockert Ware,
Mems aud Boys Wool Hats,
line BeaYer Dc
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-06
u Valuable Vract Of Xau0

FOR sale.
DY virtue of a deed OF trust from David
Sd Lame TO us, bearing date the 9th Of Nov
1870, and duly recorded in the clerk of
fee OF the county of Campbell, we shall sell
to the highest bidder, for ready money before
the front door Of Campbeil court house, on
Monday the 18th Of June, 1925, being Camp
heIl court day, if fair, otherwise on tie next
fair day, a certain
'Iract or Parcel OF Nana.
Supposed 10 contain 273 acres more or less,
lying in the said county OF Campbell on Doe
Branch OF Seneca Greek. This land will he
sold TO pay a balance due BY said Lame to
flHgh Morgan for said land ii being the
same land on which the said Lame resided at
his death and on Il part Of " Inch Lewis Me!it,
now resides.
MATTHEW B. NoWLIN,3
JOIN +. Patrick, i'os''e''
May l., w4w 80
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Dan in5 : c,A0ol.
LAND FOR SALE.

SAlIfs.
HE subscriber IS desirouS TO sell The
4 trdct ~ idHd tehert0a he nUW hrs, ithich
contains 4oU dcres, and adjoius the lands Of
ION. JopiiBg, Johh McDaaiei, dud 0ihtrs. The
land rs UeH iHcloSed, tn n gOOd state OF I'M
prominent, and lies wel TOR farming a good
proportion Of the Wo0d land is first rate tobdc.
co fand Ills finely Uatsred, and has on II an
efctHent iraM,d d~ueLing Rouse, barn, statutes,
&C. NTH other necessary buiidiHgS for tai ming
or planting purposes, rs also trO bearing apple
orchards 81 ueH sticcted 5fUjt. There IS also
another tract Of W0od land, adjoining mine
mhich Is for safe, and IS almost entirety iobacro
land o. he test qHaiiiy. This tract, nHfttdt 10
NINE, ~0aH MAKE one Of ne most desirable
farms IA Inc upper country. rs MiS land lies
m one Of The best Cattrtd sections Of he Iaittd
States, rendering il |uncommouty henjthH uiibin
three miles ofPediar .Miiis, eighty miles of a
tobacco inspection upon JdmtS hIrer and NTH
N S'lieth mites Of Lylchburg, the subscriber
'fPeels 10 get reGdy sait tof ii. For terms dp
ply 10 The subscriber iiring on the premises.
CHS. c. C.1RTER.
amherst County, .4priil4 us,r34
Ut the Rut,S hdd an the Clerks Office Of
Betiord county The day q .lPiit,
Jessie Il. Bro1aJieH and Sarah his rife, for
mtrly Sarah CrumP, pi0inDs,
against
Many Crump, an her o1en right, and as adm I
If he0fee Cyimp3 dtcd, Susanna Cruup. John
g. CrnaP, .7Jner CrHmp, Uiihom CrDmp,
Rhoda CfumP and Berefig Crump,
defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The dcfendantS john q. Crunp and .7bne
Cre,ap not hdripg entered their appearance ana
giren security according 10 iuu and the fuies d
| ms CDUt. mad II nDDgoriUH 10 fe sdJjVfgr1jo,I nj
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And expect Nourly,

Black, Grape nnd Mandarine Robes, black
N~ankcen Grapes, black figured Gro de Naples,
expected to be handsome, light aud dark Ca
llcocs, White and biuck Cotton Hose, English
and French silk Gloves, Ia1ita, Move Satin
aud Embossed Ribbons, Piping End, Gauzr
aud Gro dc Naples IL Handkerchiels, Leg,
horn Bonnets, ) bales Oznaburgs, Coffee,
Glass Ware, &c. &c. all OF Of which we shall
sell at the lowest prices,
". MCKEE g. J. q. MEEM.
Nav 30, tsSO