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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-29
Names G. AlAen
No. 50 MARKET SIl

NEspECTFULLY informs the public that
lsShe has opened aDAY SCHOOL for the in
s,u,ction of small children, male and female; in
ORANGE, few doors above High-st., where
Reading, Writing, Arithmatic, Geography and
Grammar will be taught, at from two to three
dollars per quarter.
He has alsa opened NIGHT SCHOOL at the
same place, where the above branches will be
taught on the Sans. terms
j. C. ALLEN pledges himself. to those who
may pstronise his seminary for youths, that he
will pay strict attention to the morals and com
duct of such children as may be placed underhi
care. ..;
Wilmington, Nov. 10, 1925. 7-5mo'
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-29
rHARGAXES.

Will be sold in one or more lots, to suit pur-
chasers, 1871 acres of unimproved (a small new
dwelling excepted) arabic land in Mlcreek Hum
tlrcd, miles from Wilmington and y from New
port. This property is bounded on the east hy
the Gap and Newport turnpike; on the south
and west by respectable stream oi waters on
the north by public road, leading from Foulk's
Mills to M'Kimmon's Meeting House, and lays
parallel with and divided from the celebrated
Chalybeat Springs property by line OF o4
pcrches along the middle ofthc pike, and within
one hundred yards ofthe springs new road
will be opened nearly through the centre OF the
property, from east to west, or from the pike to
the west boundary, opening to the old Newport
and NIiltown roads.
When we take into view the high, healthy and
interesting, situation Of those lots-thc reduced
price of building materias-extensive improve
ment, making and about to be made--as well as
the great numbers it is anticipated will be i'll
duced to visit them, we are are justified in say.
ing this property is well worth the attention OF
the public. For particulars enquire of
John X. Phillips.
Dcc 90 1895 11-4t.
N. b. Should the above property not be sold
by spring, it will be laid off in lots from No te
40, the numbers to be drawn for, and offered a
a price that will warrant q speedy sale. IA o.
those lots will front ON the turnpike; on the
Foulk road; II on the new road and on :
street leading from the pike 10 the stream or
the front boundary.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-29
To Storekeepers, Mechanics, SIC.

person we'll, and practically acquainted with
Book-Kceping, both BY single and double entry,
and who expects to have a good deal OF leisure
thro' the winter, would undertake the posting,
and adjustment ofBooks drawing goitacconnts,& Sc
on moderate terms,-For informationapplya at this
Office.
GJrDecds drawn.
Dec %, 1925. LIT.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-29
EQUAL JUSTICE TO ALL:
Prizes! Prizes Prizes !!

TTIZVS ! T11C" Z F'"e7
Now-York State Literature Lottery.
To be drawn on the 4th of January, 1926
sCHEME.-1 Prize of 100000; of 5000
/ Of &c, 1000; 1 Of 10, 500, Of 5000; of $500;
10 of 1000; SO of 1000, 78 Of 500; 468 OF
100; 4446 of 50-Whole Ticket s50-Half do.
25-Quarter do. 10 50-Eighth do. 25-six-
teenth do. 3 l23-1hirty- So;
Tickets and Shares in either OF the above
lotteries, and cash paid for Prizes as soon as
drawn, - 20
By Jonathan Rumford,
No 80 MARKET STREET,
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-29
For Rent.
EDUCATION.

SelISHOP DAVENPORT, respectfully informs
- the public. that he expects to continue his
School for bows, in the Wilmington College, dur
inc the ensuing year, in which are taught all the
different branches Of an English Education, the
higher branches Of Mathematics, and the Latin
Language.
The Catechisms of the different Churches are
likewise taught on Saturday mornings.
Eoard NAV be had in the family of the teacher,
on reasonable terms.
Reference may be had to Rev. E. w. Gilbert,
Mr.. Robcr, Porter, Mr.. George Jones and MIR.
Allan Thomson.
Scholars boarding with the teacher may be
taught sacred music gratis
December %, 1925. l4-3m'
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-29


winter
More broken Banks.--The Pacific and
Phcaix Banks of Nantucket, are reported
10 h we broke--the Niagara Bank has sns-
pended payment and the Plattsburg Bank
stopped payment on the 26tn ult.-New-
Orleans papers of late dates state that the
small pox is making extensive ravages a
mong the children of that city.-Thc
2O5th anniversary of the landing of the Pill
grims upon the rock at Plymouth, was eel
ebIated at NJ York on the 22l inst.--among
others, the following pithy and sentimental
tcasts were drank;
The Pigrims--May an impartial review
of their religious zeal, warm and regulate
our pety and remembrance OF their en-
terprise, sutfcrngs and perseverance,, make
us worthy of the inheritance they have LETT
us.
The daughters of the Pilgrims--May the,
emulate this. virtues of their Grandmothers
til t the stock OF freemen may never become
4 eXtinct.
Primitive Simplicity May America evel
have before her.eyes the fate of Rome; ant
remember that LUXURY and Republicanisn
breath" not the same air.
The Independent States of South Ameri
c, NJ ~ their new mines Of civil and reli
A giuus Liberty, be as productive as their an
N cient ones of silver and gold.
A Molera Greece-May her re-appearln!
q glory never be ovcrshadowed by forcig
combinations or the dissensons of her ow
n sons
By R. Sedgwick, ESQ., The seed of tn
RI May Hozver-May it find a genial soil fror
II the Rock of Plymouth to the Pacific Ocean
BY DR.. Ste Arns-rhc martial heroism {
Il Standish, the piety of a Brewster, the wis
dom of IA Carver. the dignity of Bradford
and the enterprise of an Allerson. In Wa
host, in Peace an empiie.
We are informed by gentleman an
member, that the " Friendly Association fo
mutual Interest" have purchased the Val
ley-F Forge property for the scite of their 'o
Cation. BY the articles of agreement, tn
property is to be delivered to the society 8
soon as the first payment is made, which,
is probable, is done before this.
This property possesses advantages, tor
manufacturing community, superior to ar
other i'll the State of Pennsylvania. There
on the premises, a cotton factory contanir
1852 spindles aud "a power looms, gun ia
tory which rents for $1,000 pr. year, Gri
mill and saw mill, and two mill seats on Il
Schuylkill, with the privi lege of all the W
ter that can be spared from the locks q
quantity of land in the tract is about
4 acres, second quality. The Schuylkill III
a. through this, and it's distance from Philade
phia is 81 miles. The Mills have ne
:, CT been stopped with droush, nor o'
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-29
Grand State Lottery ofMaryland,

The whole to be drawn In ONE DAY, in the
City of Baltimore, on the 15th Of February next,
under the superintendent of Commissioners ap-
pointed by the Governor. and Council.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-29
I1gE WTLEzEzX csTssggTlAN,
DELAWARE ADVERTISER.
Thursday, Dec. %, 1925.

disastrous fire took place on the morn
iar of the 18th instant, in the city of Pitts
burg, Penn, which, in the space Of short
time, laid desolate about 80 bniidi"ss, and
deprived as many families OF shelter to pro-
tect them from the inclemency Of chilling
winter.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-29

1t is the impression of intelligent gentlemen
at Washington, that John Sergeant of Philadel
phia, viii be associated with MIR. Anderson, OH
present envoy to Colombia, as our ministers, or
the part of the L. States, to the Congress of Pa
mama.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-29

The Ship Of the Line now building at tho
Peiladclphia Navy Yard, is to be called the PENs
sTLvASrA; and the Fr.gatc which is finished, bu'
not yet launched, is to be called the RArfTAN,
The Act of Congress directs the ships Of the Line
to be named after the States and the Frigatcs af
ter the RIVERS.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-29

SPAlN.-l ne Drig Mcrced, at new ork
from Cadia, brings papers to the 1tth ult.
From Gibraltar we learn that III sail OF
Spanish mercantmen were ready for Sea. but
dare not make sail owing to the insurgent
privateers that are cruizing behind the
mount, which renders it next to impossible
for any to pass out.
It appears from the French Consulate no.
tice, published at Cadiz, 10th Nov. 1926,
that the plague which had been introduced
into the port of Marseiles by the vessels
commanded by captains Audibert and Banon,
had been completely extirpated Many 9TH
ervessels arrived at that port from Alexan-
dria, in Egypt, and which were suspected to
have received their bills of health. The
bells pealed a 7e Deum in rejocngs at the
disappearance of this scourge.
The encampments at Bayonne and Per-
pignan were to be broken upon the 18th
Nov.
The birth day of Charles x. was celebrat-
ed at Cadiz on the 9TH Nov. by both the
French and Spanish civil and military au-
thorities.
Missolonghi held ont and bravely defend
ed itself up to 4th Nov. Several Austrian
vessels had been captured by the Cracks.
Arrived at Cadiz on the 7th Nov. the
: lSpanish frigate Sabina, in 185 days from
| Manila, laden with sugar and other fruits
She had on board 80 of the officers who be-
lonped to the crews of the Asia line OF bat
e tie Ship and brig of war Aquiles.
= Gibraltar, Oct. 27.
0 Yesterday nine Spanish merchant vessel
were captured by the Colombian cruizers
one alone escaped, and owed her salvation
TO our batteries, which were opened upol
the privateers. 1t is no longer possible t.
bear these repeated captures,
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-29

15-4t.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-18
Public Sale of Valuable Lands

D n pfssriice at a Deed OF Trust frorn, Gen.,,,l
Samuel smith, the subscribers will offer a, poi,-
lat saie on Monday the Isl day of February next.
at The hour of IL O'clock, u, the Ia ale Hotel IN ~,
city of Richmond, Va. the following valu,b. ~
perty, viz:-- pr
800 ,ooo Acres of LAND, lying in the State of
Virginia, that i tosay, several tracts sit,,, 3,
the periods OF granting the pateuts Tor the same IN
~" wy sua'y 81 hn"hawa, one of them con,aii,iug
t''JVu Acres, lying the north sid, 81 Elk ,vey
One tract containing l200,U Acres. si,,,,e nm Ma
river, Guyan'lotte aud Sandy river--O ,,uc, c,,,
'''"ins So'fVu Ares, lying the Big Sandy creek
uot.h branch oil Elk river, and some waters of ti,c
Ign, han0 FORK oi Pocatallico--One tact contain.
Jug &oOuV Acres, situate the waters of the Fen
sie, lhirteen Mile and the Eighteen Mile Checks
an branches or the great kanhawf river Ono :,
e"htaihrg 10000 Acres, iuclidny Rock t,,s,l.
efeeh, fnd some branches of Oldtomn creek ri,is
pia"eh = sitoie OF, tile hills, just above the finc
""''o" iand OIL ONO, and Is heavily tinoered- One
3i,ooo Acres, lying the middle
10TH oi Mud rlver-2One tract eontaininc g, Oetl
Acres situate un the southwest fork of Mud ;yer
o'-fact containing 1000 Acres. living IN, braucbes
I'll theOhio river aud Sandy river-and one trac,
containing 10000 acres, on the head waters of the
zen Mile creek, a bIarchof The Great Kanbaya
i'ef' a the heads of several branches of the Ohio
E'even tracts, situate at the time If granting
the patents for the SD me- IN Harrison nov, b.i;.,
40 lie IN w ood county. of them coutaiui,p 5000
a. teS--Nine several tracts, containing 1000 Acres
eacf, and one tract containing 1000 Acres
For further description of the above mentioned,
t"pefy' an" informant ton as to the title, applica-
ton may be made to Edwin s. Duncan Esq of
Ciatksburs, Harrison County, Va.-or to either of
the Trustees III Baltimore, VIZ: Thomas Elcot,.
aud Jonathan Meredith, Esqs.-or tn either of the
subscribers, in Richmond, Va.
RICHARD ANDERSON,
G. J. NICHOLAS,
.dHonies erHe Trustees.
Richmond. 23th Jan. 1926 tds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-18
Book and Job Printing.
I. w. WHITE.

loDer McssrS. Hayes q Loomer's Dry
Goods Store, Naikct Bridge
G toNIlNCES TO execute Printing in all its
- branches, with neatness. accuracy and dis
patch as Books, Pamphlets, Circulars, Hand
BdlsrCards, Catalogues, Sc. SC. &c
He keeps Constantly iog snle a cnne,al asso,t
'nent of ANks--anoug which are the following
the forms of which carefully revised and
corrected by W. W. ucnins Es,i.
Subpoena fol witness in Superior CuIrt of La w:
Ca. Sa on Judgment of Justice 1.-the Peace;
Ca Sa Execution; injunction Bumei; C;nias in SUI
periof Court oil Law, rc'urnabie To Rules: Bank
Stock Certificates Bail Bonds: Bond, f,,. the my
menf OF money; Forthcoming Bonds ON On. Si4
Forthcoming Bonds on Fi.Fa.; Marriage. Ii ,cnsc
Bond and License; ri. Ia Execution; Capia : il,
County Court, feiu.nIb!e to Court; Capas in SUI
perior Court OF Law, retuinable to Court Notices
on Forfeited Forthcoming Bon. Subnnua fnr
Witnesses III Co""tJ Court; Ii. Ia. Execution Tor
debt and costs IN County Court Commission 4, take
Dispositions in Superior Court; do. do in County
Court; FL Pa. Execution bond Tor debt and
costs III County Court; Fl. Fa Execution for Dam
ages, lnterestHnd Costs iii County Court; Ca Sa
for Debt and Costs in County Court; Ca. S;,.
in Case, III Superior Court of Law rctufuable Ia
Court; Ca Sa. III Case. i'll Superior Court of Law re-
turna Bile 10 HucS;Capias pro fire; CT: .Si Execution
Tor Damages and Costs III County Court. Fl. Fa
Execution on Judgment on Bond !or Debt & Costs
IN County Cou:t; ii. IA. for Debt and Interest in
Superior Court, returnablc to Rules; III. Fa for
Debt and Interest in Superior Court, rctu1nale to
Court; II: la. IN Case in Superio. Cou.t of Law
reiurnahk to Court; Warrant, Judgment and Exc
cnil"r before Single aasis,rate-Bi Bills of Lnt!in-
and Siipping Papers; fslces Current; Rates oil
Foliage on James River Canal, &c &c. SC.
\. B.--i ann willing 10 fake two apprentices TO-
learn tie Prfuting Business. They must III. not
more than 10 years OF age. of good no,as and ,cs-
pecianc parents. f2i; cloiI,im. aud ,vasli,,,. ~
be provided by their parents Canadians: aud +
ter passing one month on trial they rrst he bound
Those coming from the country prcicned Letters
post paid will be attended to.
Feb. 3.--,;l. THOS. w. WHITE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-18
SkETrU or TiIE laws

Passed byHe General assembly Of TIC C,D,.
monoeHfta nf pirgjai1, at the SESSION ,ohich
co@'mcaccd on .Uonday, the 29ih .Y1rember,
1924.
/. An act Incorporating company for tic
purpose OF Improving the navigation of Apo
niattoX river, from Pocahuntas bridges 10 BroaJ-
way.
2: An act concerning the tenth judicial cir
cult, aulIIorscs, during tho illness of the Judge
of that circuit the Judge oi the ninth circuit t,r
any other Judge of the general court, 10 hold
the court and perform all tue duties Of ihc Judge
of the tenth circuit, at atadjo rnci term to be
holden for the county of Frederick.
3. An act establishing tie town OF Kingston.
on the land Of ;5ackviile King in thc county OF
Campbell.
4. An act establishing tic town OF La Grange
on the lands Of Daniel Ward and George Flick
lin, il. ;he county of Culperer.
3. An act adding part Of Greenbrier coun-
~ TO the county Of Pocabonfas.
6. An act concerning the town Of Darbonrs-
vile, in the county OF Cabcli.
7. an act establishing the town of Smokers
vile, in tic county &C Loudou.
8. An act changing the time of holding the
county court of Preston, directs. that tie county
court Of Preston shall be holden Oh tile second
Moniay in every month This act takes effect
on the first of April, CPS.
9. An ACT arthorisiug Jacob Price and others.
to erect toll gate across tie road leading over
the Middle Mountain.
10. An act to revive and amend the act emit
tied, an act to authorize Alexander Kitchen TO
erect toll gate across the road at the Sweet
Springs, leading over Peters mountain to FIN
castle.
II. An act authorizing the county court Of
Richmond to dispose Of portion of TIC public
property Of said county.
10. Auact to amend the act entitled, an act
Incorporating company to make a turnpike
road from the Intersection Of the Lille River
turnpike to Fatquicr court house.
~. An act 80 amend the act entitled an act
TO reduce into one the several acts for the set
Element and regulation Of ferries, rcviyes and
re-establishes a ferry from the land Of Alcxan.
der Henderson, in Wood county, at the mouth
Of Cow creek, across Ohio river, to the opposite
shore. 1t also provides, that hereafter it shall
not be lawful for spy county or corporation
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-18
NOW IN TILE PREsS-
And will be published in few days, in

Il
pamphlet form,
|" , EMARKS on STATE and CoNeRrs-
q q SIGNAL RteHrs; OH Banks, and ON
FURTHER AMENDMENTS to tie CoNsrrrU-
TIoN OF the UNrrED STATEs---By an old
naftUc Citizen Of Hirsinin."
Tic work will compose about thrty-six panes.
II IS lie result of great experience, and deep
reflection aud research on the doctrine of ..Si,ie
and Congressional Rights" And aItiro' the writer
does not feel himself justified in saving to his
Aelicw-cIiizeirs, that, pon hOo;, he has broker
the senfs Of mystery which have heretofore pro-
.S7;ct difficulties between the State and General
S1Vernments; yet he does believe, that he has
fniiy demonstrated, to the satisfaction of every
ynpreJudiced mind, the sepnraie anil d,sitact
PoceT-s, which belong of right 10 each Govern
Jnent-buth State and General. The snbiec, is
deemed of the first importance to every itizen
Of the Union, who has The welfare aud lasting
happiness Of his country IT heart. IL embraces
q plain AMI simple expose of facts.
70 subscribers the work will be furnished IT
% cenls--tO non subscribers, al }75 cents eacl.
u may DC had at the different Bookstores in lhc
CITY, 50 &oou published, and of which timely
notice Will be given.
Richmond, Feb. II. q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-18
VAIN. LAMBERT. Jr ,3jfoynsu.oty -,

VA NJ. LAMBERT, Jr. .3ito,ney-atI lar
w offers his services TO those WHO arc en-
gagged in law suits in the Courts held in the
clty III Richmond; prepare their suits for trial
Tie Will pay particular attention to getting The
Ipaftes speedily before the Court, the ne elect
Ii. which canscs great delay. lie will also al
Cid To The suits at rules; 10 the taking Of dcposi
/ 'nnsi and before the commissioner, he propo-
Ecs 10 do what Tic parties themselves now
gave TO periom, and Whatever else NAV be ne
cessary 90 hasten final decisiomof their cause
For the utility of such council lie refers to every
member of tbe Bar.
January 25--tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-18

- The C"NsrirCrioNai. Wing is published
s'r'ee tce't iassda9s alia Srtdars,) at me dol
|sa's per amman, !nagabie IA ea,once.
u i're'tons 10 3isconf,nsta,,re geie papcr, all
marriages must he paid tP. .4nd Tics: rho mc.f
(ots 10 discoatiuc, ,eiH NOTIFY lie Editor 10 mai
EJECT at ieat thirty days before h.e psfto erpircs
lor wltich they stbscr;bed.
n For aarcrtisins rs eiais !, square (or icss)
for' tie FIRST i!,seri,cn, ami Sd cents fsr eh co,-
Himltnce TIE nu,b-r Df ii,s,1fioas mnyi he nofed
Pa Me Ms. oitermfSc they 'rM b. eo,t,ns.6d ond
fharsed accordingiy.
u .idccrifseincr,ts from the ce.lai,4 u 6e poid
oaia atoonce assumed by sumo r.SpaosibL tsdt-
dual IN hais f'L.ce er Manchester.
Jy IA letters Ia lie Editor nu.sf be po,. maid
Htey mH receire attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-18
LAW SCHOOL.
g., Price Sc SO cents.
Feb. lift.

FksIIE next Session of the Lac School at Need
"a hoH', within one mile and Il quarter of the
town of Farmville, e. town still rising in its com
mercial character III the county of Pri. &c Ed
ap$s>f on tie -lppo,n0for, and about three and a
halt miles from the stage road, Oea;iing from
R;chmond to Lylchbuyg, at Ra;ne's tavern in the
county of Cumberland, will commence on the
first Monday in april next, aud end with the pre-
sent year. For the benefit of this Institution |
refer to all who have been at it. fhe practice CT
the law us it should b. pursued il ali the courts
ICt the commonwealth, is Systematically taught in
tins school that the student has fair oppor-
UNITY, while he IS obtaining knowledge of the
- ut the law, to combine with it also a use
. ssDead necessary knowledge of the practice of
1t. Hitherto there was some difficulty in rettinp
convenient accommodations. Bat thus difficulty
is removed For understand that MIR Tired
a'ay, a most respectable gentleman in FarmUNe,
and who keeps a most respectable public house,
Will be able to accommodate five or six gentle
Is.n Tor the session and many more, not ex-
ceedng twelve in all, can be accommodated, as
ntena6eSs If nay .famiiy, Except their washing.)
about which theywi find no difficulty Those.
who live with me will be furnished with the ne
cessary books and must pay IN advance 1925.
Those who live with Mr.. Tretlwav, or in the
must in Ike manner, pay $50 .
Tor no ne,c member, can be received for a less
Ilne than the whole session. All other ree,I!a-
tons, concerning the LAW SCHOOL, will re-
main rs heretofore for which, see the printed
Journal thereof. The second and third volumes
OF which are now ready for the press | shall be
Ein- Rtchn'ond, until about the 25th March next.
where letters addressed to ms, upon this subject
will receive the most friendly attention.
Feb o. LIT CREED TAYLOR.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-18
Halls Digested Index.

& uS'f published 10y PETER COTTON, and for
|ef sale nj his Las and .N,sceiia,eous BooksfoJe,
la Dsestcd Index L" The Virginia Reports, contain
ing all the points argued and determined in the
Esourt oi Appeals of Virginia, fnm Washington to
second Randolph inclusive, witt, Table of the
LSnes oi the Gases reported: BY E"erard Hail,
Counsellor at Law. to which added rules of the
Court of Appeals, General Court. and Courts of
Chancery for the Richmond and Iynchhurg Dis
tr''ts with instructions for Commissioners in Cham
c>Jy.
! = P,ice Sc SO cents. @
Feb LIFT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-18

Febrllarl lsi. 1928.

-. I'tVIfffITy va fDEJs }
"a Office is hereby given to the proprictors NJ
- tie per cent stock commonly called the
treasury note per cent stock, issued in pursuance
bl the act of Congress passed on the 9th February
1915, thai the principal Of the said stock and,
the interest which may be due thereon at the time
%llbe paid 10 the said propretnrs or to their at
WnVys, duly authorised, the Ist day Of April
next, NJ tine Treasury in Washington. or at such
loan Office on the books whereof any portion Of
said stock may stand.
Information is further given, that surrender Of
the certificates Of the said per stock will be
required at the time of redemption, and that the IN
terest'thereon will cease and determine onthc 3lst
day Of March next.
NM. Vt. CRkW FORD.
- Feb ll-l3i. Secretary of R.e Treasury
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-18
Notice.

VIE session of the Supreme Court of Chancery
tor the ichs,s,d Dis,stcf. having been ma
essary suspended. by TIN, coasislefs,iu,,o "a "a,
i ssca' nactiitnde, which has occupied the whole
ne al ihc Chancellor, am instructed by lisn tn
ay ihat ne viii he ia Court, on the first of March
lex, and Will regularly call, and go through the
hnoAet. As the docket will be called but orce, the
EunctuOh attendance OF Counsel is expected
M. ~. HENtNG,
Clerk Of INC S'perior Coan Of Ctancery, for Inc
Ricimo'si District.
Feb. Is