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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-16
AlIgiIIia

AnEina
At Ruits oiden in the ce,k s'ofie of the ,uperior
(ori o. C"aneeIl Tor he Lyha.bH. District lhc 2oiu
day 81 Oct der, lo25.
Bat 1iilai Ora. es, pt
Against
James folder, charics " isuand Daniel s. Farley,
iICtS.
lac defendant Daniel :. tirey not having ,nl,1 ed
hh appearance and gwen sectry aeco ding 10 fhr moi
ii Assembly and The ules OF .l,cuurt md am ,ati,,s
by sahSEtctoy =, drHct that he4 AN inhab ANT al
tins count Is urulr, d, that he sand defendant i,
app,Hr ht'r un lht hr,o ta, vi linrNt tenn
tue blil Of Ie ianiut and hau copy 4 TINS urGer
inrth Hih inserted IA sohi, he paper Pnnd III tut
town Of lyhehburS. Tor two. niths Successycy, AID
posted III the Trout duor oi the clubhouse the SAID
iuali. a copy. ltalt4
I
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+ K A y K LIN
HOTEL.

The Snbscrlber has re1nOrcd from 10
Washington, which he has occupied for
more than two years past, 10 the fraulsn
Hotel He returns thanks 10 the pubic
Tor the patronage he has received during
his residence at the Washington and. as
he will coni,nueto use his utmost rxeriions
10 give satisfaction Ia his customers, he So,
hclls - continuance Of it AT the Franklin
HIS table shall always be- as Wei, furnished
AS the markets will admit.
He has attentive aud careful Ostlers, aud
An eAcellent Stable.
ROBERT MORRlSS.
Nov. 81. ts9n
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At rule, holden the cerk Office OF the SUPERIOR
curt OF clancery for the Lyuobnrg District, the 18th
dan al Jctobcr. lH15.
Charles Patterson nad Janeh,s ~Ale, and " lliau,
JOINER and Polly ms mde. Pin.
fgaIHst
ilham Eidsun and Benjamin Harris, Rs executions OF
Hemy t.td>un. deed. The SAID hrtJamin lila us and
SUSAN his VIE ,llianl Eid,h, Jah' Eids0n, toln
fn,ou Barhett tGsen, lost pl kdsun Edward Edison,
Hem EdSon, GUudrch Moore ad Sane, his wIto. Sat-
y Apo,r, Josh. Moor and Mildred Is Wit, lcnnha
EIdSnn, tnLaleth Eiu>on, Peer clay we'll and 1ale
Edison ~ their own rIgl Is, pttts.
The Defendant, James Edison lon Edison, Barnt II
F.Il,on, Jo>S Edison. EdWdd Edison, O. udrieh
Moure and Nancy ms vile. Jusiua Moore and Mildred
his "iir anu feicr Cha we'll lasg entered them up
hrtnet anu gwen security ,acGdS 10 lht act oi AS
sembl and til rules ot this curt. and Il Appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they an mt nabant>o OF thl>
country ,ItIsUrdered, that the sad d.rnaas do appea'
here on the first day Of the Ierm and uSWer the
bull 81 the plaintiffs aud thaa copy of tLs order b.
iorihwilh inserted m sonir newspaper printed IA tht
town III Lynciurg, tor tWu month> SucccssNcl! aud
posted the front door OF the court house IN the said
Town. COPY - lestC,
JOHN WILL s. C.. {.
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Public sale oi A.an0.

WILL be sold 10 the hightsl bidder on
w Wednesday the 10Th March, next, II
being the Bird day III Campbell March Court
CT not previously disposed Of privately
which would he preferred, and gs"al bar
gain given,) IA tract of land containing tour
hundred aud sixty-lwO acles, lying Whh'
two miles OF Campbell Couri House, aud :.
bout Nv eIre miles from Lynchhurg. On ih's
tract, there is some good tobacco land'
rood mill seat, aud great deal ot very Va,1'
able timber Tor saving; il is expected row.
ever, that any person wishing 10 pnrtna,'
will first view the premises. II IS the SAM,
tract otiand on winch James Glass reslae'
last year 10 whom persons disposed IL ru'5
chase uie referred for information.
DAVID SAL NDERS,
SAMUEL MILLER
Feb 9. Mis-
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EDUCATION.

HE Undersigned respectfully uf1,ms
his patrons and the pubic, that the
next semi-nnnusl session Of his Classical aud
English school commences on Monday, the
oh ot Feb. aud will be continued III the Ma.
sons Hall THIS school is limited Ia the nun
Der ot sixteen pupd,, aud has al pre-en, Mret
idcdnoies Tor the admission OF new ONE.
l lle small number 10 which tn. teacher hns
restricted himself enables h,m To give parli.
c0lar attention 10 the progress Of each sin
dent. Terms-the same as III other Classical
schools in Lynchbnrg. F.G. SMITH
Feb 8 lcM3N 81
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Virginia.
A. rub, Loen 10 the cerk', Office = 81. 5aHsIi4r
Court ~ thanrefy Tor hi ~ nehburg Dilie, tie zfh
das Il Octubsf. IslS.
Nlliafs u. Harris, PIT.
against
Edward tatIis, iahn T.. Harris. J.hn Uarri.. john
Dry aud y iilia II. igges aud John . Harms.
chants anu pIsuitfs undsr the - h and iim Of DIE,
h Hartn. Del :.
Ihs defendant Edusfd Hsffis not having entered his
appt1rane, and gfen s.tUrty ateO d. Ia the act 81
Assembly III h. tulss o. tins eoatt. and Appearing by
ia"iut} rfttne ~ he . int ihsbtsni o. this
country ! q 70. DE- ed, that ia" AID deicidan do
app 'tfts an ID u day OF Ils aud a.
SAL il" oil oi 10. lanih and llAl a eopl OF In o.
der y lUftiV1 inserted 81 per piHtod an
III fvwn 81 l., chung, ir months ,sisvj, p
posted at the 'front.' door Df the court huss ia the said
town. Copy. 1,sIc,
/. WILLS. c. Z.
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At rules holden ia the Jerks office Of the Superior
Court % aneery Tor "a. LyhehbuTg .tr,ct, the 2btI
day of Ootobef, las.
Wade B0atrght ans Eleanor +. Ia, wife lat. Elesnor
l.. STONE, fis.
aginst,
Meslah stonti ~ OF iczckiah Stone, dec. and in
In WI Ugh Charles X. Co las and susanna ius vile,
lat Susanna Ston'. John NJ. p.ril a-d Frances !. his
VILE late ffahcrN 1. otuie, INDY Perf. and Jul,ty
his Me, late JlscS Stnr EiIab.I n ana. late r. "a
beth stone lac Evans AID Nancy hIs vile, late Nan
{, st'he, Jo,cph frir. Hnd tue, his @iir, lac Lucy
ST ne, HcAehiah STONE, and John VI. Perry, adInf VI
WI IN > ofr. dee. bet
The defendants andy pcrry and Jinsey Las wife and
Jacob Evans and Nancy his Vile not having entered
thin ap earanee ana giren security az ording To he
aet oi assembly aud the rule, OF IS nnd II aps
~ afihg 10y satisfactory evidence dat 'N Ina-
bnahts OF tins country 1t is ode ed, that aid de-
ithdhnt' do apptar here u ir day the ttrIn
ad answer The blIl oi lhc plaintiffs; aid that eupy
tbs de- be lOrtMiI, Inverted new 81 aper
prinitd an town Of yncbbng. tor months
eestr K po ted al Tie door oi tue eOurt-Aoase
IA thu ,ud town. Copy. lott,
Wills 4
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CTQA Il. s..

WE will open to-morro" morning ~
w 10 o'clock precisely, one CASE srn'if
men's superior plaid CIoaks Also, ease'
If gentlcmens shoes and pumps Also. 3 "a
SEES of adies' very superior Morocco shoes.
Aud Tor sale by
ANDREWS 4 BROTHERS
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s 20 REWARD.
Jan i6.

UNANAl from the subsciibrr IN the
county of Amherst, IN the 18th August
last, negro man nhmed DAVID, former
~ belonging to the estate al MIR llollo Nay,
no mark, recolIected, he is y waterman by
trade, and is at work about Lyncbbnrg III thu
time, understand | viii give the above re
wafd OF So II delivered al nv residence, II
;. cured in Amherst pnul - | get him again.
JAMES tULCliER.
Dec. p is2o
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:, ercanti.e .usiaess.

NATHJ WINSTON, at the Junction
IN of main street with the alley l.ajing
20 and rom Friends 10 MHrlins' Or Stone
warehouse, seeing the utility and public con-
eenieuce ui the mercantile hasinessi Nhfh
conducted on principles ri general good ma
tnal heuth aud frellroesiion IN The eAsharse
OF foreign aud domestic eamm"aliiir-, has en-
aged therein, estimating bis success ny due
attention 10 The intrresi pi those who may
paironizr him, mol conhning Himself to any
particular Denomination oi estsni, bui Nh
keep supply ut such goods n the deuand
may cpguire which he Is confident viii be
found A. low US any in This market, being Sc
lecied hs confidential agents, and mostly
bought TOR cssh he wil undertake The ship
pug aud orjeringet property and merehhn'
oige 10 and from Richmond and the Northern
markets for small per cent liis personal ac'
qnatnanee wiki extensive houses ~ ihosr
markets assuring htm thai the best prices WI
b. he'd tor all properly shipped, mud goods or
dered be purchased al The mas reduced Prices
Ihart Rop in store, aud offer, at uhoit5oi'
or READ,
DO sacks Salt, tsiled bsgging
hhds. 81. Cron aud Museuvsdo Sugars
q bags CrGre
) bbis de-.
80 whole, hall aud ar bhls. Sugsrs
bhIs. OF LOAF and Lump sugars
/ hhds y. -. baking aud retailing Molasses
leo boxes Candles, from Is 10 IS
35 - rurpentne Soap
% whole, hail j. qr. nOxes @ Ten, fresh
80 kegs nrpught aud Cnt Nails, ! 10 2ody
d par new Patent Balances. / TO 6u0 lbs
35 boxes Gla.s, \ In aud 10 IL
hall tierces n.W KIce
100 pair Richmond made Brogues
=
bbls Malaga Wine
81 bgl, new Mackarri
u bbls suffolk lar
8 hnles Moss
- bhis brown Tanners OIL
assortment # Hard,oarc.
Shovels AL .ptdes. kui, IS aud Ia Ks, pocket,
hBiehr,s' : 81. tstabkers' knives, trace chains,
pad aud slack locks curry combs, screws aud
bra,is, flies aud iasps, angnrs, butter borer,
&c AC.
assortment Of Crockery. Glass and
Earihen Ware.
ASSoRfMENr OF SADDLERY.
Saddle bags htiad sual1e and curb brides,
carriage, Wagon aui curl whips, collars, &c.
81. tor which | viii receive any kind oi pro-
due. brought to this market, at the best pric-
os. NAIlIL. WINSTON.
On Consignment,
o. bhls clip, llerrlngs
% do Roe do.
IL do Family do.
Daeis's highly approved Ploughs, diff sizes
6oD lbs Cotton Yarn
NArHL. WINSTON,
December Is Is
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l New paten, ErAsteaA.

u ~ w UNIV h'
HE Subscriber, Cabin,t Maker in The
city oi Baltimore, respec fully informs
The public IN general and Cabinet Makers IN
particular, that he has visited Lynehburg Tor
the purpose oi exhibiting his new aud highly
improved bedslead Joint fastening. aud thai
he has had II bcdslrad made an thi. plan,
which may be seen al Mr.. Morrlss Franklin
Hotel, where all who feel an interest ia an
Improvement III this most useful article. are
invited TO call aud view n--tor description
OF which he refers them 10 the very respecta-
bic certificate, attached 10 this advert iscmenl
The subscriber also informs the Cabinet Ma
kers of the several adjoining counties, that he
has sold 10 Mr. Robert Morrss, ot this place,
the exclusive right aud liberty OF using and
vending 10 others II be used, the above nam
ed taslenlngs, and should application be
made Mr. NJ will either srll tue iusteuings OF
the patent right, IT, use them. There is no
doubt but the person having the exclusive
right tor any town or county, will be ena-
BLEED to monopol1e the business.
The public'5 humble servt
ISAAC COOPER.
We the subscribers do hereby certify that
we have purchased OF Mr.. Isaac Cooper, ot
Baltimore, the right OF using his patent bed
stead and have found il u most useful iuvcn,
tion--Ihe great facility with which this klud
OF hedsiead can he put up ar taken down, Z.
Ven by the most ignorant servant, added TO
the most perfect strength aud durability of
the fastening, renders il tar preferable to any
thing of the kind We have ever seen, and am
,nre thu, all who try il will he equally pleas
ed--ln case OF fire, when u person whistles q
move at short notice, this kind oi bedstead
Qua he taken down III one mnute--Ihis cir
cumsance alone renders them Invaluable.
Given undsr our hHnds
ARCulBALD WNRf, Fredericksburg
DAVID l. RR, Richmoud
SAML r. COLDN Eli, Petersburg.
JACOB BAlIZElL, BdiitHoIe.
JOSEPH " ENTlEK,
JOIN NEEDELS,
EDNAfD NEEDELS, y
Jan II. 4w1i
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CiOV ER SEND.

4 Consignment of 40 Bushrl. fresh
"a Mountain CLOVER SEED. just rrce,.
we'd and tor sale by oAML. iovNG1
Jan. II. isI3
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Oct 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-03
Dir1.

IN this town, on the 2lst ult Mr.. John
Wood aged "A years.
On the same day, Mrs. Nancy Austin, wild
Ow Of mr Job Austin, aged "A worthy
woman
On the 2?d Mt. Mrs. Hannah Butts, wife of
M. C0sGe'hall Butts, aged % years
On Thursday last, Hon. Anthony Wibor,
s7gi e years--iormerly Judge ofthe Court
v to'n.nDu t!cls.
n IN" ial at Haverhill, Y. II. where he
" ~ c'GuGcd for debt of Sl2 Mr. Noah
BaEIe.t, AIRED ~ he was revolutionary
soldier aId fought at the battle of Bunker
Hill
A. Conccid, Mass, Mr.. Lovel Estabrook, a.
ged 2S-tIo leaves widow aged Is 1t is
u remarkable circumstance that she was mar.
rcd to her first husband on the 2Sth day of
the month, and on the same day Of the month
TO her second, and lived 3 months, II days,
IL hours and 40 minutes with each husband
Her first husband was also % years old when
he died
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son, whose estate Is ID be divided in con-
iormlty 20 the provisions of the act TO
winch tins act Is IN amendment, shall have
received from such person any real or per-
sonal estate for their advancement or set
uement the committee appointed to make
partition or division OF such estate, shall
after appraising the same estate, and after
setting of to the widow of the deceased
her dover therein, in the manner prescrib-
ed by the act aforesaid, set ofto the child
or children, grand-child or grandchildren,
who shall have received such advance
ment, the proportion of the real estse to
which he, she or they would be entitled,
deducting thercfrom the amount or value
OF the real or personal estate which shall
have been given for his, her or their ad-
vancement or settlement and the residue
OF such estate they shall divide into shares
in the manner and proportions prescribed
by the act TO which this is IN amendment,
Tor the descent Of such estates, and shall
assign the same by lot to the respective
heirs, unless such heirs, being all Of the
age Of twenty-one years, shall agree upon
the shares which each or any one shall
take; in which case the same shall be as
signed accordingly.
SEc.2. And be II further enacted, That
so much of the third section of the act "a
foresa.j, as is repugnant TO this act be and
the same is hereby repealed. a true copy
witness, A3.
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
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LancasteriaM School.

TNIIE Subscriber respectfully informs
Il the public, that his school will be O
pened on Monday next, in the upper part OF
Mr.. Nicklye's house, in Thames-street. No
pains will be spared to advance the scho
lars in the various branches to which their
parents may wish them to attend.
The several studies Of the School and the
prices will be as follows, viz: Reading,
Spelling, Writing and Arithmetic, 50 per
quarter; Grammar and Geography, each
30 cents extra. The rudiments Of the La.
tin Language, Bookkeeping, use Of the
Globes, History, Natural Philosophy, khet-
oric, Composition, &c. charged separately.
Stationary, which includes writing books,
Quills, Ink, Pencils, use Of books, states,
breakage of states, &c. so cents per or.
J. METCALF BROWN.
Reference may be had to the following
gentlemen Hon. ASHER ROBBINS, L.
w. LAwToN, GEoRGE ENGs, HARVEY
SESSIONS. august 3.
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: lST of the Union Canal Lottery, 23d
- Class. - l3 "a 81 80 ) ~ 80
Several handsome prizes sold at the of.
hce ofthe Subscriber, where the cash Will
be paid on demand at
WM. CALLAHAE'S.
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V,IIE Subscriber proposes opening
l. School for the instruction Of the po-
lite accomplishment Of Dancing. as soon
az a sufficient number Of subscribers can
be obtained. Subscription papers will be
left at this Office, and at the office Of Jo-
sIAu G.. SHAW, Esq. where, by spplica-
ton, the partlt ulars will be made known.
y. I. CAPRON.
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q UILDING S r . N E
w ANTED.

"ElE Subscriber wishes to receive pro-
l. posals Immediately, for the delivery
of Building Stone at Fort Adams, Newport
Iiarbor.
The Stones are to be obtained ON the
land Of the u. States from quarries already
open and easily worked and are to be de-
liyered at the parts Oft the work where they
are to be laid--which will require tran.-
portaton OF about half a mile.
Should the proposals be deemed advan-
tageous to the interest Of the U. :. .conslj~
cring the character of the persons propos-
ing and the nature of the security offered,
the contract may be made to include large
portion Of stone required for the next
years work. .-.-..-,
AT present a supply OF from 1000 to 5000
perchos is wanted-the delivery TO conf
mence as soon AZ possible.
JOS. G. TOTTEN, Maj. Engs.
Brcv't. 1t, Col.
Fort Adams, July l2, 1926.
The publishers Of the Newport Mefcury,
Providence Patriot, and American, FAB
River Monitor, N. Bedford Mercury; and
Taunton Reporter, will plouse give the ~
boye Il insertions, and forward their nc
counts.
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L>ROM Providence, Boat will depart
Il every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at 3 o'clock, p. M.--and
returning, Boat will leave Ncw-York eve
ry Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, at the same hour.
~ The Boats will regularly stop at
Newport, to receive and land passengers.
August 3.
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Nauttral fntrlItgrree.
PORT OF .EEH'PORT.

ENTERED,
Ship Bingham, Welsh, New-OTioans.
Brig Perseverance, Littleheld, Havana.
Soop Charles, Clifford Boston.
Sloop Essex, Pitman, New.York,
Sloop liuntress, Read, do
CLEARED,
Ship Geo. C,anplin, Hudson, Havana
Ship Bingham, Welsh, Gibraltar
Sch. Carpenters, Teal, Washington, n. c.
Soop Eagle, Spink, Albany
Sloop Express, Chapman, Charleston, s. {
Sloop Charles, Clifford, Providence
Soop Essex, Pitman, Bristol.
Sloop Huntress, Read, Providence.
.4RRiV.4LS.
THURSDAY, July 26-arr ship Bingham,
Welsh, of Philad tr n. Orleans.
Brig Ann Maria, Wood, fr. Prov. for New
euryport,
Brig Betsey, Briggs, fr. Freetown,
Sch. Dehght-in Peace, Nickcrson, fr. Bath,
Sch. Reaper, Morton, f. Wareham,
Sloop Albany, Vars, fir. New. York,
Sloop Albion, Barker, fr n London.
FRpAY-arr. sch. Sally, Kelley, it. Saco.
Sch. Union, Baker, fir. Bath,
Sloop Gen jackson, Read, tr Ncw-York.
SArURDAY-arr. Brig Fame, tr Bristol, for
Fayal,
Sch. Venus, Witham, fr Thomaston,
Sch. Caroline, Baker, fir. Belfast,
Sch Lucy, Baker, fr Saco,
Sch. Cygnot, Atwood, fr Frankfort, for y Y.
Sch. Hopes Lady, Small, fr. Saco, tor Ny
Sloop Essex, Pltman, tr ~ York.
Sv.DAY--arr. sloop William, Phillips, from
Taunton, for y. York.
Sloop Lord Nelson, Mellen, fr Gardner's Is
land
MoNpAv--arr. sloop Mary, Fox, fr. Philad.
Sloop liuntress, Read, fr D. York.
Sloop Success, Penney, fr. Southampton,
Sch. Washington-Packet, Shove, tr Alex
andria
TUEsDAY--arr sch, Ann, Small, fr George
town,
Sch. Carpenters, Teal, fr. Dighton, for
Richmond.
MEMORANDA
Arr. at Petersburg, 25th ul,. brig Horizon,
Cook, fr. Providence.
The ship Boy, Green, of this port, was at
Havana July 6, waiting freight.
Snip l.eonidas, La. ton, was off Dartmouth
18th June, bound to Antwerp, fr. Matanzas.
Tho L. 5. ship Cyane, Capt. Elliott, arr. at
Rio Janeho, 2lst May, fr. Montevideo, and
would probably return at that station soon.
The Surgeon, Mr.. Babbitt, ofCape Ann, died
few days prey to the C's sailing.
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SOV AC ".

VNHE Co partnership formerly existing
l. between r. s. WINDSOR, and l.. ID.
CnArIN, was dissolved by mutual consent
on the 26th ult. The demands due by said
co-partnership, will be paid by 49,.
c. WINDSOR.
Newport, July 27, 1926.
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$4,000.
State Of Rhode-Islaud, &c.

In General Asstmbiy, June Session, AD.ls26.
VTPON the petition Of Henry Moore, Of
~ Newport, in the county of Newport,
praying that the commission for receiving
and examining the claims against the es-
ute of William Moore, sen. late of said
iewport, deceased, may be opened and an
opportunity granted TO the petitioner for
exhibiting and proving claims against said
estate; Voted and ReSotted, That said pc
tltion be received and referred to the next
session, and that in the mean time the pc
tltioner give bond in the Sccre.ary's office
agrecabiy TO law, and cause due notice Of
the pendency of said petition to be given
to the adverse party according TO law, and
by publishing copy Of this vote for three
weeks successiyely, before the next ses-
sion of the Assembly, in one Of the~sews-
papers printed in Newport and that until
the trial thereof all proceedings Of the Ad-
minlstrator OH said Estate, so far as may
relate to the declaring and paying any div
dends on the claims allowed against said
estate be stayed. True copy. witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
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MEMORANDA.
Idlps of 1ito0f=G0lnl1,

Passed i'll General Assembly, June Session
A, D. 1876.
AN ACT in amendment of an act entitled
An Act regulating the asslze Of clap
boards and shingles, aul Tue measuring
OF boards, plank, timber and scantng.'
c.. DE It enacted by The General
'oo' l. ID assembly, AID BY The authority
ttereofit IS enacted, That whenever any
measurer or surveyor, appointed accord
my to the act to which tins is III amend
ment, shall inspect and survey any boards,
plank, timber or scantings, he shall erase
therefrom all such marks as may have been
made thereon for the purpose of designat-
ing the quantity, and shall remark in u
durable manner upon each piece thereof,
lis just contents, by his actual adIneas-
urement, making reasonable allowance
for drying and shrinking, and for rots.
wares and splits and he shall also make
durable marks OF the quality thereof, whetn-
or clear, merchantablc or reiuse,by mark
ing in way to be durable and the letters
Cfor clear, .Mfor merchantable, Il for re-
fuse, and the initials OF his nane and said
surveyor and measurer shall be allowed
the sum oftwenty cents the thousand feet,
FOR his services, TO be paid by the purchas-
or.
Sec. 2. .7nd BE- Il further enacted, That
every person who shall sell, or offer for
sale, or buy any lumber without its being
surveyed, and measured, and marked az
aforesaid, shall forfeit and pay the sum of
twenty dollars, TO be recovered by action
of debt before any court Of competent ju-
risdiction one half thereof to the use of
the person or persons who shall sue for
the same, and the other half to the use of
the town where said offence shall be com-
mitted.
SEC. 3. find be 1t further enacted, That
50 much Of said act, 10 which this is in a
mendnent, as is repugnan! TO the proyis-
ions of this act, be and the same is hereby
repealed. A3
AN ACT IN amendment Of the act enti-
ted An Act directing the descent ol
inteState estates. and the settlement
thereof. and for other purposes therein
mentioned"
DE Il enacted Ly Tie General
''' i ID .4sstB.Liy, and b. hs authority
Hereof q IS ,ntci,d, That whenever any oi
the children " grandchildren o: asy per
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We rsTret 10 learn that the Rev Mr.. GAN.
NEIL declines complying with the request of
the COMMITTEE, appointed TO solicit from him
copy ofh1s Discourse pronounced on the 23d
uliimo, IN honor Of the deaths Of Adams and
Jefferson.
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AsS.1NNN's %o@acH.

On The 2lh day Of August, 1896, at IL o.
clock, Il. W. on the Premises, i not pre-
piousiy sold at private Sale,
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adrT0.

In this town on Sunday evening last, by the
Rev. MIR. Audge. Mr. Charles Cozzens, to
Miss narrie, Rodgers, daughter of the late
Elias Rodgers, all of this place.