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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-07-30

WAS "ot recognized, until inquired If they had not
son who went to some two or three wears since
My father knew and embraced me.-mv mother
and sstertell upon my neck, and we all she'd tears
ofJoy. was received like one from the dead
gave them brief account of my Imprisonment and
sutterings and n conclusion inquired after the stu
alton Of the family concerns. was told that thev
had been in want, but had been reluctantly re1iey
cd by the father of Emily
Emily 7 said |, is the dear girl well have
had rival does she often speak of Charles
She is well, answered rhy sister, she did often
speak Of you-Charles, she is we'll, with the bless
eI in heaven =
'o God have mercy 7 remember artculatinr,
aid then fell back in swoon.
When awoke from this stupor, III which had
TAIN tor two days, found myself upon bed in nv
fathers house An aged man was bending over me,
wiPing the cold sweat off my brow Immediately
recognized him as the father Of Emily. Without
waiting bis speaking, | said o sir, You Nave ri.
ined'-
Emily said he, taking the subject from me,
AM Charles, It IS too true,-I hare ruined Emil,
~ have made you miserable Could have known
her ardent, devoted attachment, it ,1ow seems
never could have sighted hcrrcqucst-herrequcs
chat ele presented On her knees, the day denied
you entrance. She loved YOU to adoraton-she
died with your name falterng on her lips Her
cheek, on which the ruddy bloom Of health was
wont to rest assumed deadly white have oil
ten listened, hearing her gentle voice PRAYING fol-
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that that gentleman would sail in the vessel which
lad been sent to convey us home, Of which he was
commander in the morning. As q treaty of neace
had been formed. one article Of which required The
delivering up Of the prisoners, which would be Will
ingly acceded to-
T" fclt extremely rejoiced at the prospect Of BE-
Ing liberated, and the kind, oblgng address Of the
captain augured happy voyage. But there was
horrid vacancy in my mind that no reaso,,qJl- an
tcipaton could fill The hope Of obtaining mn
desjrcd object was almost obliterated from my mind
was poor, relying on the bounty of the captain.
whom supposed 10 be a undetermined man bat
the depth d his beneyolence hal hot vet f.thom-
"a Twas resolved on stating to him mn miscrics.
and soliciting bis aid believed him to Be possess
Cd Of ali the fine feenas Of ca,7r,,saraion f,r ~.
suffcrings Of human nature, and VIII Silent, a.tc;.
patng a IA, CRADLE result On the morning follow
ing we left TripoI and set sail in the ship Betsev
for Philadelphia. In the evening, embraced "a
vorable opportunity to present lin history IF nv
captivity ana suffcrings. lie listened With a,ten.
ton to the relation, and when had concluded. lie
arose. and taking my hand said .sYou have inter
estcd me in your favor nv friend,-and going to
desk, lie returned, with a bundle Of bank notes 70
the amount of S, $780, saving, as he presented them
to me, eff THESE VIII be Of use to you they are at
YOUR service"
81 thank nv generous benef,ctor and toid
him if was successful should eventually be abc
to reward his eoodness-lf not. he would have the
ea+i.(,,ct;or of 10 4ac+;,,r +l,o+ Ill; L,.l ., H. j
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-01

PUBLIC MEETING,

AT large and respectable meeting of the citizens o
Borough of Wilmington assembled Wnlfe's Hotel m
Wednesday evening the 23dinst pursuant public notice
for the purpose of taking into consideration The prope
Of establishing Fire Insurance Company,--Um ChanSI
called to the chair, and ID. c. WihOn appointed Sec
rotary.
On motion, Ressived, That in the opinion of this meet
ing it is expedent TO form Company in this Borouph
insure property agains, loss by fire.
On motion, Resolped, That Committee of five be o.,
pointed to draft articles of association for this Comnam
when John Wales, Esq. Robert Porter, Esq VIM Lark
George Jones and Joseph e. Gilpn appointed wiz
inst ructions TO report at the next meeting.
On motion, Resolved That this meeting adjourn to mes
at this place Wednesday evening next, al O'Clock
and that the secretary these proceedings to be 1
ished in order that all those who feel all interest in n,
subject may have notice TO attend.
Feb. "a. ID. C. WILSON, Sec
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fuIness Of our works concentrate The commerce
If The Ea., and West 10 our great emporium; and
|b;nd the Union together by indssoluble ties. Inc
state Of Ohio is distinguished for fertility OF soil
|benieni,y Of climate, moral power and prospective
resources. The revenue from the canal will pay
lin reasonable time the interest Of the sum expend'
ed for its completion, and form large surplus
applicable to the speedy extingushmen OF the deo1
and there can be no doubt but that the necessary
funds may be procured in this state on easy and
satisfactory terms"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-01

The Senate will meet on The 9TH Of March inst
for the despatch of public business II is summon
ed by Circular Letter from the President of the
United States, addressed to the several Members
including those who are understood to have been
already appointed to supply vacancies occurring
in that body, on that day.
james Rirer Canai--The bill for borrowing and
appropriatng 100000 for the completion of the
James and Kanawha Rivers already undertaken,
has passed both bodies Of the Legislature of Vrgi
MA.
General armstrong; is said 10 be engaged in wr-
ting history Of the American Revolution, and
Mr.. Cooper, the novelist, history of the Ameri.
can Navy.
The following is statement OF the appropria
tons OF the Grand Lodges of different States, so
far as we have seen, for the erection of monument
over the grave of Washington. Grand Lodge oil
North Carolina, $500; New York S 1000; Tennes-
see, $500; New Hampshire, $500; Alabama, $500.
The U. S. schr. Grampus, was at ST. Thomas
9th ult. 1t is stated that while cruizing in Sail
Rock Passage, night OF the 25th, she fired into
by pratical boat, and ordered 10 heave to. The
boat escaped.
| The U. S. ship Ontario was in quar-. at Messi.
ma, Jan LIST. and was to be hove OUT tor REPAIRS She
left the Constitution frigate at Syracuse, bound to
Messina, where both ships would winter.
A bill has passed the Senate of Massachusetts,
ayes 49, g. authorisng all persons conscientious
y scrupuous Of taking OATH to make aifirmations
in Courts of Justce.-This privilege has hitherto
been allowed in that Stale only to members OF the
religious denominations of Quakers and Shakers.
| A letter from Thomas Parker, Esq. at Amster-
dam, to Mr.. Bannister, of Ncwburyport, Mass
gives the following particulars Of the dreadful devas
taton, by the flood at ST. Petersburgh. 1t says
T" that 5000 people were drowned in the city, besides
a number Of prisoners that could not be released.
village near the city, called Emanacka, was total,
destroyed, and 5000 people drowned. The militia
for eight miles round, were employed in picking up
. and buryng the dead-50O oxen were drowned If
the slaughter houses. The loss Of sugar was 10 ths
. amount of from four to Eve millions of dollars'
!, The ETpreSs.-It is asserted and there can be M
doubt Of the truth, that Express arrived in ,hi
: city about O'Clock p. M. on Friday, bringing TIT
S intelligence from Washington to few persons
. who speculated in bets. Vast sums of money wer
put into the hands of brokers to bet against odd
r that Mr.. Adams had succeeded on The first ballo,
I and many unsuspicious persons we're swindled on
i. Of their money by this manGuvre.
.Noahs y. I. -9drocala.
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FOR TIE WhTcHMAN.

There is something SO revolving in the rank op
preston OF the new tax this county, that we we'
at loss, for sometime, to account for so bold au
hazardous an expedient. Could We regard a''
measure oil men deemlns themselves in the perman'
emf possession Of the government, it would ony, d,
fresh instance to prove how apt those who '''
power are 10 forget right. When We bring 10 ou,
remembrance some OF The innumerable evidence
OF The sullen, morose and vindic,ive temper winch
has been INDUCED towards US, we are led to cons'
der it new overlooking of that bitter spirit who''
wrath no examples of magnanimly can ml1igae,
and whose vengeance patience OF endurance ca.
disarm. When We reflect on the obvious tenden'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-01
COM. PORTER AND GEN. WIVES.

the Editors OF the National Intelligencer with the
following copies ofa Letter addressed by CON- PoR-
TER 10 The Governor OF Cuba, on the eve OF his de-
parture from that station, with the Governors Ne
py. The tone Of this reply does not indicate any
unfayorable impression on the mind OF General VI
vEs produced by the affair OF Faxardo, when must
have been we'll known 10 him at the time oil wri'ing
the reply:
u S. STEAM GALIIor SEA Gull,
Huvana, January 20th 1925.
Pour E,rcellency: Expecting soon to return TO
the United States and intending to retire from the
command OF the United States vessels on THIS sta
,ion. embrace this opportunity TO otter TO your
Excellency, on the part of my Government my
sincere thanks for the many facilities and accom-
mediation, the good understanding, and operation,
i have found, through your means, among the au-
liberties on every part OF the coast OF Cuba IN ell
fec,ing the suppression of Piracy, and In bringing
Ito punishment those enemies OF the human race,
who have so long infested those seas.
Permit me, also, on my own part, to express to
you the satisfaction have enjoyed, in acting IN con-
function with the authorities oil Cuba, 10 effect this
common object, and to offer to your Excellency
assurances of the highest respect and consideration.
| have the honor to be, your Excellency's very
lobt. servant, u. PORTER.
| To His ErceLiency Don Dionis'o Tiues,
Captain General Of the Island Of Cuba &c.
Havana, 22d January, 1895.
have been very much gratihed by the reception
of your favor of the Goth inst thanking me, in the
name of your Government Tor the assistance, good
understanding and cooperation, that you have met
with on the part Of the local authorities OF this Is
land, in giving aid to the suppression OF Piracy, by
means OF my orders, and bringing to condgn punish
ment the enemies Of every civilized nation.
AS principle which governs me, and, at the
same time, as a duty which owe to the reiterated
orders Of my Government, which are in strict accord
ance with the laws Of nature, and the rights OF man
II have not ceased, will cease, until iulh
every order on so important an object, as far as de
ponds on my abilities.
| regret, very sensiby that you are about TO re-
tire from the command Of the United States forces
in these seas, not only from the able manner IN
which you have discharged the important duties
which have been conhded to you, but from the JUS
considerations with which you have always respect
ed the territorial rights OF The Island of Cuba. Per
nit me, Sir, to offer you my acknowledgements, ano
I to avail myself OF this occasion to confirm the assn
RANGES of my high consideration and esteem. Cod
preserve YOU MANY years. d. WIVES.
4 To Com. DAVID PORTER.
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MARSH to be rented lot of2I acres in Brandywn
marsh 10 De let. inquire al lhis once. M-lf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-01

TO BE RENTED, The Room No. 1903, Markct.stres,
Apply at the Office of the Waterman. Immediate pps
sion may be had. Nov. 40
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An APPRENTICE TO the Bookbinding business wanlet
Apply at the Office of the Wachman.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-25
NEW GOODS.

InliE subscribers have received, in addition
- TO an excellent assortment, "A number of
seasonshie articles, which they are disposed
TO sell on the most accommodating terms.
AMONG THEM ARE
Real Tartan Plaid Cloaks, large sizes,
Blue, black aud mix d Satinetts, (some super
fne,)
Blue, mix d, plain and ribbed Cashmere,
Fine bltck Bombazeue do figured do
Black figured Circassian, new stye,)
"A Furniture Dimity,
a. do Shifting, (Washngton,)
Black Cashmere SliaWls,
Velveteen Handkerchief, "a very handsome
assornent,)
Black Merino do
Black, bite and green Gauze do
Do do and blue Italia Grape,
Black and colored Grape Shawls,
An excellent assortment Hosiery,
Ladies and gentlemens black and white Silk
Gloves,
A few pieces fashionable Bennett Ribbands,
W. MckEE " J. "a. NEEM.
January Is. ts44
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pHYslC, SURGERY, &c.

in this place and the surrounding country, ho-
Plug, from his long experience Ia his probes.
sinnnl duties, 10 meet with portion OF public
patronage, promising strict attention. 10 all
patients that may come under his care for
medical aid. JOHN I. CABEIL.
4. ;. We are willing TO take IN n few young
ladies as boaFders, whose parents wisll 10 send
Them 60 school IA this place, v here there i y
female institution oi long standing, which
has been well conducted, and eapeot not
Interior 10 my. Another about going inio
operation from the character and qualhca.
tions OF the gentleman who Is to be- nj the
head oft, we presume il viii be equally veil
conducted. And the widow Of Mr.. Henry
Morris, deed, the late principal IN the female
academy ct this place, iz likewise expected 10
open school Also, We will have employed
a teacher, instructng our daughters IN the
science OF music. Any Of the young ladies
boarding with US who would wish 10 be in
strucied IN this science, can have the use Of
our Piano TO practice aud take lessons ON, by
paying the teacher his customary fees Tor in
struclion. Attention will be paid 10 their
health, &c with such instructions as may be
given by Their parents.
The price OF board, &c will be the eusioma-
ry rates which is $50 per session OF months,
one half in advance and the balance at The
expiration thereof, and for shorter periods go
per month. JOHN |. CABELL.
December } I. w6m20
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Remaining n the Post oGee at L'6e'

Remaining n the Post dfce at Libertt,
on Ms sla QfDecembu, 1874.
.4--Juserh Aetuu.
n Chailes Bayne, Joel Burton, Ssmu.
Il Baughn, Richard Booth, Richard Brad
ley.
C-Jobn Crumpeeker, William Cook,
Esq James Cox, Jnseph Crouch.
D-Jacnb Dawson, James r. Darnrl,
Mr. DAVIS, Jemifna Deafing, VIM. L. Dob-
so james Dooiey.
f-Juseph flood, John fiser, Daniel
Fag. David Foster, Herbert Firth, WIN.
Franklin.
G--Jnseph T. Godfrey, Samuel Griffin,
James onrdon, Francis q. 6Ilpiu.
H-Pieasani Howard, William Hix, Ro-
beh Inward, Elizabeth HarWel ?.
J-Nllliam Johnston, Key. Saml jesse,
Gray james
I,--Rrs. William Lefiwich, w. II. Al
II L.iaich, Jabez Leftnich, Alexander
Le., Robert Lewis.
M-Jamrs NJ, Mannaway, John McCor-
mae, Edward McGraw, Reuben +. Nit
chill John Moore DOct. Charles Mafkle.
O--N N. Onnbs, capt. Powell Ownby,
Thomas Oliver :, George Oyerstreet
P-Thomas Phelps =, Henry Payne
R-Gapl. J.ffr.y Robertson 2, William
Rec, safah RICE, Sally Richardson. SO
phia Reese, Robert Ramsey, lessee Reg
nelds.
S-Berry Saunders, William Sledd,
Capt. john ". scott, John Shannon, She
rlfi of Bedford, Timothy spauldIog, Robert
81 Claire.
T-John Turner, Christophcr Tenoison,
Benjamin Turner, richard Turner, John
= Francis Venoerson.
u William Nhnlen, Captain james
Wright, capt. james Watts 2, John Wal
lfen, p,lrr Walket, Isaac Wade, George
" elch, Daniel Womock.
WM. II. PORTER, p. NJ
January 7. u3w 20
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eHan'ieo Cam. Canal lottery Of "a
FIFTH Class u
-. TO BE DRaUg the
9th Il . OF February $40.
$500 prizes
156u0 blanks

24360 tickets at So %, s.
This lottery Is formed by the ,ernas, YHV
bination and Formulation OF 80 n,,u,l,! 1oia'
determine the prizes therein, the 30 nnn ~
will be publicly piaceu into a wheel '"'utis
day oil drawing, ana Tour o them viii La W y" le
out and that ticket having on il tb' tS'asn
aud Sd drawn Nos. in the order -, ~ "a
drawn, will be entitled 10 the prize ~ "uch
dollars aud those five other tieLe,s 'VVVo
shall have on them the same Nos in , ""'ca
lowing orders, shall be entitled TO he ,.. .o''
athAed 10 them, respectively, viz: t''@S'
The lst, 3D. and I'd TO 5000
} I'd, lst and ID TO 4,uoO
I'd, Sd and LIST TO 5000
3D., Isl aud I'd TO 2,ODO
Sd, I'd aud LIST Ia Lass
Those six other tickets which sballL...
them three OF the drawn Nos and those 49,. VA
the lst, I'd and 4th, in one OF their seve,sI p'ee
ders oil combination or FORMULATION, " m sa W.
be entitled to PRIZE OF y 900.
Those SIX Other tickets which Shall haze
them three oi the drawn Nos, and those t,,,"
The lst, ID and 4th, IN some one of Their ss,.
raj orders OF combination OF permutation :, N
each be entitled To prize OF 5000.
those SIN other tickets which shall hava o.
them three oil the drawn Nos. and those tbrs"
the I'd, I'D and 18th, in some one OF their or
defs, will each be entitled TO a prize Of s5on
Those l5o tickets which shall have ON Tb.n,
Two OF the drawn Nos and those t,yo tla oi
and 18th, Will each be entitled to a nrizs of
S24. '''' VI
those 3l2 tickets which shall have on ,Len
two1ol the drawn Nos aid those TWO the "a
and Sd, or I'd and 4lb, will each be entitled n
prize of Sl2.
Aud all those 500 tickets, having on them
but one OF the drawn Nos. will each be emf.
tied 10 prize OF 81.
No ticket which shall have drawn a p.zs
oil a superior denomination, can be entitled 10
an inferior prize.
Prizes payable 30 days after the drawing
and subject to the usual deduction of fifteen
per cent
Uhoie Tickets 81 60
HdheS 200
Quarters 90
Packages of ten tickets, embracing the %
Nos. OF the lottery, which of necessity must
draw at least $l3 TO nett, wth so nsny
chances for capitals ; or shares OF packages.
may be had at The same rate
Prizes III any OF the lotteries Of New York
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Mary land and
Virginia, will be received in payment.
0-J Orders for tickets (enclosing the CASH
in any OF the lotteries OF New York. Penn
sylvanla, Maryland and Virginia viii meet
With prompt attention, If addressed to lhe
truly luck, Office of
ABRAM h. NORTH, Lynehsmg.
November 30. 81
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4 Ta superior court OF chauceFy held in
Il the town oil Lynelburg the 18th day OF
October, 1871
Dudley Galloway and Patsy his wife, John
Megan aud hfilly BIS wife, Byrd Goodwin,
speecy Goodwin, Edilha Goodwin, Edy Bur-
ford, Louisa Goodwin, and spotswood Hughes
and David Hughes, iDiapts under the age OF
tweaty one years, by Jesse Beck, their next
friend, pits.
against
John i. 1rent, in his own right, and as ad-
minisifalorot Henry Trent, deceased, " illism
Trent, Nicholas Trent, Jas. Trent, Alexander
Trent, John H. Trent, Susan Trent, Samuel
BAKER and Elizabeth his wife, Christian II orn
and sally his wife, Edy Mitchell, widow Of
Thomas Mitchell, decd, and Joseph Hawkins
an Nancy his wife, defts.
This cause came on this day 10 be heard, on
the papers formerly read, and the report OF
Commissioner Benagh, made in pursuance OF
the order OF The 10Th of May, 1929 with ex-
ceptons tbefeunto by the defendants, and was
argued by counsel On consideration whereof,
the court doth fecommit the said report, it'll
the exceptions thereto, To the said Commits
siOner, Tor him to examine and report upon
each exception, stating any matters deemed
pertinent by himself, or which may be regui-
red by the parties 10 he 50 stated.
Copy-Ieste.
InIIN Wits
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NE " GOODS,
AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICES.
Mckee. ROBINSON & co.

ARE NOW RECEIVING, AND HAVE OPENED
THE FOLLOWING
Elegant worked Null Muslin Robes,
Superb Canton and Mandarin Grape ditto, oil
shades,
Rich figured eros de ty Silks, shaded,
A few figured white gauze Ilandkerehiefs,
Neapoitan Velvet ditto, new article,
Plain and figured Mazareen and blue Poplins,
A neat assortment OF thread Edgings,
Chinese Baskets, aud other fancy Retienles,
Large figured black Bombazettes,
Superb patterns new style CalIcoes.
January Ia. ts2l
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IN CH4NCERE


On the motion OF the complt, by ms a'J'
ney, who filed his bill, and ii appearing 10 llI
satisfaction of the court that the deltHuan u
Zachariah White is not an inhahltanl o. u,
commonwealth, and without the JuIlsoiir', ~.
OF this court, il is ordered and decreed q! w.
court, that the defendant in this couh'! ~
restrained from paying to the deiendan' 10 o.,
White, any monies, goods or other eNtVS ~
may now have in his hands, or Wh'cp n1a
hereafter come to his hands, belonging 10 ."j
SAID defendant, to the amount OF Que hupu.
and ninety dollars, until the further ordeI az /
decree of this court concerning the %u -a,
Aud il is further ordered, that the SaIu "I,
defendant Zachariah White, do appear
on the fourth Monday in January new o.
answer the complainant bill, and 'H"t
py OF this order be forthwith inserle" :"
oi the newspapers published in the loN1 en-,
Lynchburg once a week for eight wees ~.
cessivcly previous to that day, and ina, J J
ther copy thereofbe posted at the ron . NJ
OF the court house of this county on ''
court day. A Copy-Teste.
Ro,' c. CUTLER, PC
November 10. ws"D
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JOHN WILLS, c.
CoMMtss1nsFn,s Otr1cr.

fVpebburg, sh Ja1uary 1928.
The parties in this cause viii take notice,
ibal have appointed Saturday the 10th day
Of March next, 10 carry the foregoing order
Of court into effect, on which day they are
required To attend at my chice, in this town,
with their accounts, vouchers and copies Of
court papers, prepared for examination and
settlement JAMES BENAGH, G.
January 81 w4W2l
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HE second and third iospe ctors at
Planters warehouse having refused To
qualify, there could be no inspection nj thai
house for The two months past. The propri
etors have the pleasure 10 announce thai Ar
Robert S. Coleman, long known rs an inspee.
tor of tobacco, has BEEN commissioned by the
Governor, who, with Mr. Thomas Jones, is
prepared TO receive aud inspect any tobacco
which may be brought To this place and stor-
ed AT Planters warehouse. The propreors,
in apology to the public, beg leave To say that
the circumstances which have occurred were
unavoidable on their part, and could not be
anticipated or prevented by them. The pre-
sent inspectors, uniting skill and character,
promise 10 restore the credit OF their inspec-
ton, aud to give general satisfaction 10 plan
tiers. The old patrons OF the warehouse are
respectfully invited TO call again aud once
more try their old place.
January 7. 4w2O
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Notice

ENIE Subscribers, DESTROYS of closing
lneir business, request that all persons
indebted to them will come forN ard aud SCI.
tie their accounts immediately. All persons
having claims against them are requested 10
present them Tor payment
They will dispose OF their Stock nj reduced
prices for.cash YOUNG q JONES.
January D. tcl2t
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Notice.

n the year 1919, james Lashels, of the
1 county of Campbell, departed this life, aud
among other things, devised 10 " the heirs of
Ann Hale one hundred dollars piece Ann
Hale was the sister of the testator, and wife OF
Tho. Hale. Whether the said Ann is living or
not is unknown To the executors il is Mise
unknown to them who are the heirs of Ann
Hale whoever they be, they are requested
to make themselves known, and to claim the
above legacy. VIM. q. GANAWAY,
.7cting as Executor, DC
" The editor Of the Winchester Republ
can will insert the above advertisement three
times, and enclose his account, together with
each oil his papers containing The advertise
ment, to this office.
December -. w3w-l9