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HAVE Just received, in addi-
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Figur'd & Twi!'d MournlngGinghams,
Levantines Light Scotch do.
Plaid Il strip'd Sars- Swiss and Berkeley
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coloured Florence Fig'd and plaid Bon
Raw Silk and Valen- net Silks
cha Nantes Fig'd and plain do. Sa-
Cashmere Shawls and tins
Hdkfs Parasols &. Umbrellas
fancy silk and Meri- Super. Valencia Vest
DO Hicks. ings
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do. do.
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do. mark Satine
Gauze and Lace Wells Columbia Stripe
Nankin and Canton Circassian Stripe
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fIgur'd and plain Swiss Super6ne Linen Cam
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fle'd 4 plain Book dc. Russia Diaper & Duck
fig'd Y plain Jaconet Satin & Ivory Fans
do Superfne Needles
Corded Muslin Il Cam Lafayette Hdkfs.
brio Gentlemen's Castor
Cambria d Null Mus Gloves
lin Ladies Paris Kid do.
Swiss Muslin Points A large assortment Of
Muslin Robes Can and Bonnet Rib
French Musins bons. &c. &c.
Also
A good assortment of W. |.
Goods aud Groceries-Crockery and Glass
Ware, &c.-Live Geese Feathers-Paper
Hangngs-5OOO yds. Boot Cord so ID. Shoe
Thread, cheap for cash or approved credit.
Forester. July27 eow6t
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Wanted Inamedsatelu,

NHREE or four Journeymen
Il Clothers. Men of steady habits, and
who understand their business, will meet with
good encouragement and constant employ, by
calling on the Subscribers at their FSctory in
Mendon. PITTS & BUFFUM.
Mendon, July %, 1926.
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EXTRACT.

EXTRACT.
The camp may have its fame, the court its glare
The theatre its wit, the board its mirth
But there's calm, quiet haven, where
Bliss flies for shelter-the domestic hearth
II this lie comlortless, if this be drear.
1t needs not hope to find haunt on earth
Elsewhere we may be thouGhtess, gay, earessd.
But here, and only here, We may be blest.
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EPIGR.A.M
Tom prais'd bis friend. who changd his state,
For binding fast himself and Kate,
In union so divine:
Wedlock's the end of life,S he cried;
100 true, alas J said he. aud sgh'd,
Twill be the end of mine
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5oGlbs.C Crude Antimony
5 bbls. Alcohol
500 lbs. do. Ammonia
SO lbs Anthony Paneca
Toe lbs. do. 1'artrite
so lbs do. Glass
1000 lbs. Arrow Root
so lbs. Oxyde 8ismuth
500 lbs. Balsam Copaiva
10 bbls. Pitch Burgundy
so OF. Lunar Caustic
500 lbs. Carlo. Soda
6 cases do. Magnesia
loo lbs. do Ammonia
| bale CascarilIa Bark
10 do. Cort. Aurant
50lbs pulv. Colcocynth
50 bbls Cochineal
so lbs. Ess. Lemon
2 casks Flor Chamomile
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DRUGS.

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y Paneca | case Cantharides
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" Root 500 lbs Cort. Peru pulv.
8lsmuth ) Zeroons de Quill
/ Copaiva l bale Aeostura
/ % lbs Castor
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. Soda Zoo lbs Ether Vitriol
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la Bark . bbls. Isinelass
urant loo lbs Calomel
olcocynth Zoo lbs Red Precipitate
neal So lbs White do.
mon loo lbs. Corros. Sublim.
lamomile s casks Oil Olives
ma do. do. Ricina
Arabic 1 DO. do. Ahnonds
Mamma Zoo lbs do. Cinnamon
opium so lbs. do. Cloves
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iulac. iooo lbs Plasters
Noes 8 bbls Raso Quassia
Smmo. loo lbs Rad. Ipecac puI.
Iamoose 5 bales Snakeroot
smphor I do. Dianlhos
'agacanth 500 lbs. Rad Jalap puIy.
albanum 2 casks Rad Falelian
liver l bale fine Sponge
,semary l do. coarse do.
'ntlan loo lbs. Sal Tartar
Iombo 1900 lbs. Sal. Am. crude
ienzoln So b5ls. Sal. Glauber
rat. Acid 10 bbls. Sal Soda
nc do. loo lbs. Sal Rochelle
'sic do. loco lbs Sal EPSON
'rlc do. 20 boxes Sapo Castle
phur do.
MEDICINES.
h Oil 500 doz. Spice Bitters
S Opodcl' loo doz. Cephalic SNUFF
d do. SO doz. Bsteman'sDrops
n Oil 25 doz. And. Cough do.
oney % doz. Church's do do.
y b Pills II doz. Davenport's Pills
ye Water 5 gro. Wheaton's ONT.
>uth-Boston, Crown, Chelms-
southern WlNDOW-GLASS,
will be sold at the
west Factory prices.
he above Goods will be sold,
retail, at as low prices as can be
any other Store in the CITY, for
oved Credit.
nil 5, 1926. 4m
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l.. w. STOWELL 81 co.

Opposite RICE & MlLLrR's,
HAVE just received, in addi-
III u ton to their former stock Of Goods
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22

,cction to catch pike do sou no good yei am GER
tain that this direction how TO roast him when he is
caught, is choiccly good for have tried it, and it
somewhat better for not being common" He concludes
thus this dish OF meat too good FOR any but anglers
or honest men; and trust you will prove both and
therefore have trusted YOU with this secret"
As honest Isaac w alton's work the Complete Angler
is scarce might transcrbc this prescriptions for The
edicaton OF gasrononlss, since neither Mrs. Glass
nor even our own Mrs. Randolph, contains any thing
like IT; but we poor wghts of printers, shut out
by universal consent, from the pri, iegcd class OF high
feeders and know nothing of lis practice, ougb; 10
shun, as much as possible, lis tempting lusc theories,
lest we lose the ean and salow absnencc'' that has
been the recorded mark of conaernty from Doc
tor austus down IN unbroen succession TO the Judge
OF Israel, who when saw him last was no; ,'mor-
| fat than bard bcsccms."
We mean to coniine this remark TO the real men Of
the Pearl ana .N0npcTcU who have been raised from
before the mast, and not 10 extend 10 those who have
come in at the cabin windows, and taken rank by pur-
chase Amongst the latter class who buy in upon spe
cua' On, and who have undergone the 81. eating
process OF setting types anu ,eortit u. Press in Fab
reihelt OF 93 there may be of continual dssou
tion and thaw," but to the honest bona ie aggregate
the crsit, Shallcspeare's remark strictly applies
Lean raw bond rascals. who would e'er su2posc
i"ey had such vtrtac and audacity!"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22

rules holden i'll the clerks Of the superior court
OF chanceTy for tile Richmond district the 5ih dav a
September 1925:
jacob Mitchell (of the county of Sssex0 Litlebcrrv
stanback, admir- Of Mary Gary, eci, aud David Ma
(of tie town of Pciersburg) PUs
against
Anthony Penson Sam Pemison Ira T. Smi, and Ellen
his wife, Formerly Ellen Penison,) Mary c. john G:
ana JunIus Pension, and Thomas Pcnison by Roger
Mallory their friend, and the said Roger Mallory
as admir- of Samuel Pcuistou decd, D0s
The defendants Anthony Pension, Samuel Pension Ira
T. Smith and Ellen his wife, Mary Pension and bo's
not having entered their given sccu-
rity according the assembly & the rules
and appearing hy satisfactory evidence that thew are NOT
inhabitah q! this couny it il ordered that the said de-
endahts do appea here the first day next tenn and
answer the bill of The plaintiffs and copy OF this or
der be forthwith inserted in wspapcr published in
te cry OF chmondfor two months successfully, and post
ed at The front door OF TIE capitol tile said civ
f3 copy. Testc, Uni. ~. HE.VY.NT3. r. r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22
NOTICE.
MESsRS. WELLS & LILLY
lire "o1O Publishing, by Subscription,
A SYSTEM OF
UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHY
BY NJ. MATTE BEUN,
EDITOR OF THE "ANEALEs DIES VOYAGES" &c.

HNHS work is to be completed in seven large eyo yo1s
a containing over $50 pages each.
me English translation is publishing in London in
OF ha' volumes. Eight have already appeared The
american edition viii he copy Of the ENGLISH.
elegantly printed fine paper, and put 10 subscrhers
Che low price Of 81 50 per number
Three numbers ofthc American edition M. ry ,-;,s
and the remainder will follow in regular succession
mere can be no doubt Of tie great value Of the ,vort
" tn't II IS ny far the most extensive, accurate and n
SUBJECT Of Geography The literary journals of Europs
bear testimony the great merit Of the author
me Geography Of the United States will be careh,v
appear necessary. - '"'5
" Subscriptions received at he WING onice.
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SELECTED ron THE MUSEUM.
FROM THE GREEK OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SoM THE GREEK OF INTERPRETATIONS.
The everlasting hill,
The unSlumbering ocean, the resstlcss wind,
Are a6lsst far the vast idea to fill
OF that undyius, all-enliyened mind,
Which leaves no lot of being uupossest,
With Il quick spirit, variousy exprest.
What is the spark of soul TO which mankind
Point rs the badge of natures nobest state,
And vainly deem to theirs alone confined?
What is it, but power to love or hate
To seek or shun,-an image thought by sound:
Power in which Heavens minutest works abound.
Setting aside the inn'd and feathery tribes,
Ev'n beasts the closest breathing rivals of ye,--
10 tins eulogIum every one Subscribes,
Who loves his dog (some think them far above ye)-
Say, is the rudey gatherd rose less rife,
Than its destroyer's ruthless hand, with life.
The soft leaf shrnks beneath the spoilers clutch,
And the pure lfe-stream doses from the wound;
The red cheeks pale beneath deaths icy touch,
Ana the still voice that spoke in perfume round
bIeathes laaguidly-yei sweetlier than the cloud
VI peSttlence that wraps u human shroud.
Ev'n in its death principle remains
Of sweet material, immortality,
Lhat seems rs it had burs, distractions chains;-
Yet not so tor the btcezes of ,he sky,
Bearlng off each an oiour as he flies,
WIN soon oetwiXt them part the fragrant prize!
But oh. to see that peerless flower, when full
or budding life it opeud its gay leaves,
Wooing the sunlight to its bosom, dull,
Iuscusibla must lie DC. who believes
That such Il Creature dwells without the chain,
OF soul, that Limits lnin,aou's reign
HER sway is Ger iuhuity! All, all
Proclaim it; frcm the wave, kissing or Ia ,hirg
His bride, the rock, to the mad stars that fail
In carth's embraces, needless how their ia hing
Eyes nay be dimur'i o! blinded by such rebels;
And thuujeg-c!ouds, that shout like warning devils.
And you have love, hate, speech, and oco-rotior,
AL i'll things dcem'd inanimate--till NOW,
That these 7',ontm0tes deserve promotion,
EY'n reasons worst monopoiistS allow,
BY the high Offices, which, OH occasion,
Are s:v'n some of tina, denomination.
lENrcpcan Nag. N,
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PIRENT.4:

AT rules holden in the clerks Office the superior court OF
chanccry Tor the Richmond district tile Bid ay of Oc
tober, 1895: N
bragg : Jones' and Ellis & Allan, Pills.
against
" ilam Stokes David Street, William G. Overflow John
Ieh'ess, Coleman JefIess, Robert Scott, Edws,d r
Chambers Edward Il. Joffress, Luke Sizer Charter =
Williams, Shapard & Webb, John A. Johns John n
i"ui'hey' refers iIs, Joseph Warner x'or of Ben
jImn Warner, deed, NORRIS s, Jones' James RI,cf,
l""" anu Tutioert e Smith, DTS.
me Defendants Charter, and Joseph Warner ex'o~
Benjamin armer, having ed tleir appearance
ana gwen security according the ofasembly ana h
rules OF tins court and appearing satisfactory evidence
"t ury are not inhabitants Of this country: 1t is ordered
a' me sad defendants do appear the first day Of
Inc next tenn and answer the bill plaintiffs: md iba
copy Of TINS order be forthwith inserted in some nespa
per published in the city Of kcnn,d for two months
said city. i'''-' - -
80 Copy. Tcstc, I'm. IL. IENYNIi, c. g.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22
From me Rnleigh R,ri.ler.
~ pom the burdend stream, he floating lies.
stretches his quiverine fms and raspino die,

pom inc burdend stream, he floating lies
stretches his quvering fins and gaspng dies"
"AG was caught last week, in Mr.. Boylap's mill
pond which measured twenty seven inches - ,,,
'nu weighed upwards Of ten pounds. The 1eeh is
Po'ieu 10 have been firm and palatable as = frest
NJ me Pike IS said by Sir Francis Bacon in lie
co ., IlG and Death, 10 be The longest liver Of
III Ser bsh' and yet he computes it 10 be- NOT ,,s,
'y aosVe forty years. Iagius CT Discj5alg o,lr ,1
=, osye 0'Veie fTpe'iiyjy nj amin, q,,77,i2g,e nm
.se"'; PSctS Corar, Ct c1r7ai5a sicci9,;lls ~ r.
Sod I' Dul isaac Walton mentions pike taken in
80, -. W''n rng round his neck; declaring he vvas
pu1 mo mat pond, two hundred years before r.
3 3 "0hy writer gives elaborate lecipe for COL
ivy PRe' which he introduces thus "bnt if this =;
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pIRGESH9,


AT rules holden in The clerks Office Of the superior co
u ea9cey Tor ie Richmond distsict the Sd day Of Cc
James Lyle admo de bonis with the viii annexed OF
naa;,si o. We co. PH.
James Brown surviving ex'or Of william Mitchell. ere
e o. "aIiahd Thompson, jr. cS or Of William MtchcII
u VINO was eXof Of Thomas Mitchell, who was one ortI
~ oI' OF tAe said William MITCHELL ST.; the sojd Garland
nonpson, Jr. aud Sarah j. his wife, William D. Wren
gSaEt OF the city OF Richmond, and adn'or OF JOHN
"ot' dcc q; Edmund Lnckett, sheriff or Chesterfield
anu aomor Of Alexander McCaul, dcc'd the said Gar,
"uu nonpson' eNor Of Sarah J. MITCHELL deed: Tho
"S "onnson Francis Johnson and Barbara his wife Ann
mara Mitchell, George G. Mitchell an infant by The
sac garland Ihompson.jr. bis guardian; James inn;s
I"Ryl' :: mitchell, Thomas II. Mitchell, and A1exau.
r., ''.'"el' DTS,
me defendants Ann Maria Mitchell and Alexando =,
Nl'1e'' not having entered their appearance and q;c
security according to the Of assembly nd the ,I.
' court and ii appearing by satisfactory evidence 81,
ey are not inhabitants Of this country: Ii is orJersI 60
Inc sad defendants do appear here on the first d IF ~
next Term AID answer the bill of the plaintiff a,5 49,
;opy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some bss
published IN the city Of Richmond for two rryntbq sc
laid city. ~ 'P'0'' ~ VIC
10 Copy Teste, I'm ". HENLYv, &C.
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aos imaginative writings are assutedly little Ic,heA by
the common uniu,taed reader. They require
sion and power of comhnaon the part of readers as
well as au'hors 10 be likely please generally
II" OF conveyed in especially if he such
as heS our seii-ove, will produce twice the effect the
crowd uat pare poetry hope accomplish. DIR.
Johnson 5 favourte lines
j dare do all that may become Il mani
WHO dare do more is nome
like electricity; vet they are neither poetry nor strictly
speaking truth They involve Sequitur, Partridge
would have termed it; aud probably flung by
Shakspeare from his boundess boards, plausible
Tor me crowd Even in him and in Milton,
undputed poets there many striking beautiful
passages inerSpcrscd, which claim but little distinct
RON prose- I" regard to mers phrasenlosy except that they
are compressed within the limits OF heroic Thus,
'nosc TWO bulky lines in 'rroius and CrcSida-
The large Achilles, on his pressl bed olliug,
From his deep chest laughs out loud applause
although they present grand bold picture, and seem actu-
any ou'hened with the words which they bear,
with respect 10 phrase expressions essentially poet-
cal Neither have those sad and beautiful words Of
tony;
'Eros!--I come, my queen. Eros stay for me-
Where souls do couch flowers we'll hand in haud
Aud with our spfishty port make the ghosts gaze
DIDO and her EncaS shall want troops,
And all the haunt be GUS
decided claim tn 10 considered as puetry j., mint, of
preston only. Even the exquisite pa hns of Lear al HE
end of that mighty play, when his eng quits him under
Tue influence OF Cordelas care, CPray do mock me
&c) cannot be called essentially puctical, though they ire
TO touching than graulcst poetry The are
simple ana unmaginativc, and purely pathetic as the
aoh Oh Lear then requireS that they should be- His
OF indignation and over his spj,i, is calm and
sunk and the winged words which became nadues, md
the tempest would have hecn place when his mind
ana body were relaxing gradually reosc of dea
In these cases. however, and in similar ones il must be OH
served, that the picture presented or the idea oripina
may be poctcal, although the mere words NAV m v. Inn
mite claim to that tide Thus in airy and exquisite
account o uicibcr, i'll the Paradise Lost; where sIsic
ana foetfy run cas"d together down of divine
verse; there Is tte Of the strictly poctica phrase except
where il is told that he - T.
'Dropt from the zenith like a falling starr
but the whole picture is nevertheless beautiful and
ed III the spirit at poetry These are few cases and
there arc thousands of others Generally sDeakpr how
eNe-n the works of true poets phases are o,vno
WIN na5h"ion on bright with fancy, as well as The mir
lures presented; and should have exceeding doubt m
me CLAIMS OF writer, whose character only had
some tnse OF imagination, while his details remained conc
than prose- O
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22
NEWSPAPERS.
"Inteliisence ia the life Of Liberty :"

"ineliigonce ia the life OF Liberty"
An American and not take paper. should rcspect
aim more, aud pity him less, if saw him with ucws
paper, although destitute OF coat and brcakfast-
hat couii be more noble spectacle, than freeman
who would deprive himself of those articles
which we cali necesSarics, than to renain ignorant of
the worlds history IN this wonderful age. On the other
hand what mere abjeet and base than to tirow away
on vicious dulgcncics, an hundred times the prize of
paper, and for the want of one remain uuouaGcd for
tie discharge Of our puL!ic duties.
tie h'toryo OF te past ages is useful, but the hso-
~ of our times is Indispensable. Men who ,nLc-
take 10 STIR without it will grope in thick darkness and
viii be unable to Judge with accuracy Of pubi;c az
fairs, aud will be responsible to their families their
country and their God, for teir refusal to acquire
knowledge
The history of own times is matter of necpIor
concern TO US, because is the age ofastonhnc chan
ges OF changes too that affect dearest hoaes; but
Tue history of the present times concerns Us more esps
cIally, because these times are our Olcn.
But who is selfish think of none but b,Dsolf2
" no WIN not have an eye To the intelligence of those
about iIn Who will not regard the innocence pcacc
anu elevated state OF society hh comes from
mailing huow edge and that cLearest and most cner
diffusion o. kEcwiedge the circulation Of the
Ah.do we reflect sufficiently, how important an au Kill
Sry to virtue IL may ueCCnsa DO VIC think how rrcJ
more eiucie"t II may be than the pulpit? Hoy
much wher the circulation OF its sentiments! and tram
STORY as they are, how much lasting its impress
5ion.
Again ask, who will not take iittIo Mains or
little influence TO qualify men for the y ercise c tIor
rights: " no viii not III this way 10 something to
strengthen the barrier which freedom has thrown M in
the "f'tern world against the Iavagos of lespotsl?
But above all WHO is there that can hear to send his
offspring upon the world untitled TO take an active mart
IN IT. and ie'icd IN the Pc" Of being useful 10 them.
selves and otiers' The young Of ci,ler SEX who are
ignorant OF their times cannot came N cotnpet.ioD
with others. Small indeed in conparison is their
chance oi exalted characters success In entcrpre
Messrs. I"waF Hogan, of Philadelphia have pub
iished "a Grammar OF Astronomy b, j. To,vle of
which favourable opinion is expressed by persons
potent 20 judge OF lis merits
1t Is mentioned, in The London papers that At Sails
bury forty persons had lost their lives by the small
Pox quach having nnocu'atcd them for that disease
Beauty, as the flovery blossom soon fades. but tho
divine excellencies of the mind like the medical virtues
OF the plant remain in it when all hose charms are wi
tered
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:satsrslIIaeuma Dspart;uent.
From TIE Ssrd No. of The Edinburgh Reuie,e.

POETKI.
Every one who has considered the subject, will ovn
Is Often impossible 10 justify the finest things poetry
h un~ins mind, OF upon the ordinary principles Of logic.
Anu the question which this discovery isIcich
IS imperfect: the law, the art For our parts we think
ue ormer-"hen Milton tells of darkness ri.6ie'
ee 'ha' ne has uttered fine paradox feel its ruth,
ou' camN' prove IT. And when, in that appalling passage
where the poet stands face face with sh Chaos,
IN their dark pavilion, spread wide the deep
and ths.
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ALSO

mESsRs. Zacha'iah RIcGruder and Frances lis wife
thip H. baifd and Polly his vile, William Hughes McCa
henJ'"in McCaul aud Nancy NlcCaul, TAKE NoTIcE,
mat we snail take the dePnsitions of John Watkins ana
"hCs al iien lihons Tavern, the county Hanover
on 'c ON an" Ot days Of December next if not COM
"eu W'h hoSe days IL he taken and completed the
same place. on the i2t aud 18th ID same month";
an" vi Tue ION OF tie same mouth, at tho Merry Oaks in
the county of Hanover the icpositiuns Of Rcha,i StL
ana oueis 10 ne continued from day day till completed
TO DC read as evidence in suit depending the supe-
rior court OF ch1nccry for tie Richmond district in which
yoL arc plaintiffs, and are defendants
THOMAS PURYEAR,Sr.
THOMAS PURYEAR Jr
nov R-3l-w4w% JOHN TAURNAN
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TIRGLTI:

IIICTLsE1.i:
Al rules, holden in the clerks Office OF the co
chancery for the Richmond district, 5t day of Sen
TENDER, 1925: - 7>i-
Augustine Davis, well behalf himself as the o,
creditors of Charles Purcell, the elder sed who hii
MAKE themselves parties la tits suit and contrbut, ,h
l'"P;ns Vi Tue costs 'FcFeo'' PIT.
William D. Wren, sergeant OF Re city of Richmond -
whom the estate of the said Charles Purcell the eIor
deceased was committed fo administration alilIe,, Whit
ler' Henry Scn'rle Juia Pucket Thomas T. c. Purcell
Niara Hammond Sally Hammond, and EIizabet, Han,
monh ana J"hn Purcell, Elizabeth Purcell Ellen P,rceit
and sally Purcell, children Of john PURCELL deceaeed
and Sarah Purcell widow and alnx Of Ci.aIcs P,,rcII
the younger, deceased, and Eliza, John a nd Allen Pr
CELL children and heirs of the said Charles Purcell ne
s''"e'' Ne''"se"' DIS.
The defendants Maria Hammond. Sally Hammond aud
Elizabeth Hammond having entered their appeaIac
ana G'Fen security according 10 the assembly ma tho
rules m tins court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
ndt ty are not inhabitants OF this cUunry IL is ordered
t"' the said defendants do appear Oh the first dav Of
Inc next term and answer the lin Of plaintiff; and ibar
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
per published in tic city of Richmond FOR two months
said city. i'''' "9
80 Copy. Tesie, I'm. ". HENrN-C;, c.r
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a iON viii be presented the next IegisJat,,r.
OF Virginia, praying permission FOR Jane giScbct,
''s o "U5pan Of colour, % reside il this state
76-A~