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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-20

Al ruiz Il llrn in the clerks onee Of the Superior
Count oi aucc3 for the Lynchbatg District, The 18th
day 81 DC b,r. l.25.
James II. AhI.r and atrick Hart surviving partner,
II DAVID hndst ,Ou Q Co. Pits.
agIin,t
bornas Starring and Henry Lyme eN'ors II Henry
Lyme. dc. John {. Tray Tor. Thomas ltas, In Is.
lIrlt. hanaS DIS. Patrick H. Foutainr, Az. John =.
Hit, adm - Samuel ali. dec. ef's
ir defendant nsina# +uSt not having entered his
app"ara t. aud gu #ecurlty orug To t ac "i
Assembly, anu Ia rules oil tnIs 5urt, and appearing
by sat>laeiury tvid ne, 1ha h not ushabila It ut
III, cuun y IL dered thai TIN aid defendant do
apprlf here he fl Il day of he ncHt
tnr bill 5nal, am deJ supplemental aH. It oUd
monde 81 h" plaulilS and Hia aeop, % liz order
be- tot ttNI S'tiru sftn' cnNpaptr urHlrG III the
LAuehburg, Tor Two month, su"c' sslNtls and
posted the fiOn' doProi me c3ur-housc LIT said
town. A Copy. lcstt,
IS ]. WIVES. {. I.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-20

tUgua#
Al rules odd N tho clerk's Office of the superior
81 chancen lor the Lynchburg district, the 25'
da} o. October, Ia25:
GustaSus A. Hose, PIT
Against
1tnma, Md idpc, William IIorsey, sheriff of int
county OF Nelson, To HON cumuyttr tlr tate +
John Barnett, dec stnling tlaiiOrne and Alexander
b. Kost, DCitS.
fhe defendant Thomus Aldridge haviur entered
his appearance, The supplemental bill OF hc plaintiff,
and Fhru ,tcnuA .crDidingio the Aet oi N,scmn,
and iie ruloN 81 tins court md u appearing by SAL
factory evidence, that he IS inhabdant at IN
coHnuyt IL Is ordered, hat the sald defendant Ito
appear here On the first day oi the next .rrm, aud
answer Ih said bill of the plaintiff and that copy oi
this order be forthwith inserted .GuIe new spaper
plnith IA Tia town u LynfhbnrE for t~o mouths SUE
ctssnfb aud posted at the front door OF tn, court
houst ~ the sud town.
Copy-1 este,
u n = & n r.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-20

A, rule. holden ia the clerks Office Of the superior
Court Of CtanrerN Tor the Lmeburg D"ric, the 28th
day of October. les.
Wad BoatrigAt ana Eleanor P. MS wife late Eleanor
L. Stone. GH''
against,
MeaIaL stone; eN'ar ofHczckiah Stone, dec. and in
HI, own nigh Charles r. Cpbbs and susanna ms @l'c,
lat susanna Stone John VI. P,rry AID Frances !. his
wife. Ia FRANCE / sfune. amy Perry aud Jlhse'
his Wiz, late Jnsc, Stnnt Ehzabeb E'ans.laie T. IA
beth STONE lac 4, add Inoy rs "ifr, late MAJ
c, 81 ne, Ja'-rl' tfss an iues hs Wit Ia Lucy
t.nr, Help.-,ah Slonr, and John N. Perry, adm Of
Niii ~ 5 one. dee. bet 5.
he defendants landy PER- and Jlnsey Is vie. and
Jacob tfaHs md Aancs IA, VIII not haN gehier'
tir ap earsncc an gwen security ~ ofGthg 10 he
act 81 tssembll and tn rule ct Is court, aud II ava
ptaiur b, satisfactory evidence that ih ~. not mia
IN ants Of tbs COUNTY, II IS ordered. that ,ad de-
lidluts appear har l. ir,f dab o. thu ne>t term
aud answer the bill oi the panatst and that a copy
+ ths -. tie GtlorthWit# Ia,crfea ~ some newsap
priu I'd IA tt Of Lynchb FOR two months III
ccs,s j. n pc ted the front door OF the eoarhpHse
Ia th~ ard town. Copy. Ieste,
Is j. willis. {. e.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-20
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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-02-04
TzIEs GARLAND.


Our readers will perceive that the present mum
Der completes the second volume of the GARLAND.
1t IS due to our patrons to tender them our warmest
thanks, and assure then of our most lively gratitude
for their favors In dong so, but few words are re-
quiste-the best feelings Of the heart being gene
rally "not loud but deep" We assume but little of
the credit when we alude to the circulation of the
GARLAND in almost every state of the Union. We
would rather ascribe the circumstance to an ncreas
ing fondness in the fair for the paths of literature
Who would have supposed that literary work,
with but humble professions, emanating fl ON the
wilderness as it respects the great literary commit
nifty, would excite the attention of ladies even in
the most highly favored cities In truth we made
no pretenslons to any thing more than complla
ton of the many rich flowers of literature that are
every day cast forth like fugitives upon creation ;
and we have been not little hattered to find the
Garland sought for by many who, we supposed,
were not even aware of its existence
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-02-04
THE CHICKASAW INDIANS.

The National Journal of the 18th ult. in noticing
an article of great ability in the North American
Review, concerning the Indians Of North amerlco,'
introduces the following extracts of a letter from
the Chckasaw country. 1t is said of the Chicka-
saws, that, Gin comparison with the Cherokees,
they are only in the twilight of improvement
What may not be expected when they receive the
full blaze Of the meridian light
According to information received from
white men, who have long resided among them,
ana from the best informed of the natives them
selves, their moral condition is greatly improv-
ed within the last twenty years. Very many
OF their Old and savage customs are entirely laid
aside. Twenty years ago the favourie riding
horse of a deceased person was put to death,
and burned, lest he should die a natural death
be consumed by the vulture, and thus be rem
dered useless to his master in the strange land
to which he was gone. The gun, the toma-
hawk, the pipe-and, in short. almost every
thing belonging 70 them, were put in the same
hole, with them, under the impression that the
departed spirit needed these things to procure
a subsistence IN It's separate state. Such things
are not heard of lii the present day. A very
different idea, though by no means expanded,
respecting iuturlty, now obtains among them:
The soul, In It's separate state, is believed to
be happy, or miserable according to their ideas
of enjoyment and suffering; and does not need
the means necessary to support animal life, as
it cannot die. distinction is made between
the bad and the good, and separate places as
signed them.
again: the tender infant, Just entered up
on the stage Of action, not secure from the
merciess hand Of her who gave it birth de-
feet in any part Of its animal frame, or super
stitious fear that it might not be a good marks
man, fortunate hunter, or successful warri-
or, were sufficient to deprive it Of life And,
not unireGuently, the savage mother has des-
troyed the sucking at her breast, as "a retaa-
ion for the desertion or lntidellty of her bus
band. On the other hand, the aged the help
less, and the niirm, were put out of the way,
as nuisances to the community. The dim light
of civilization which has shone upon them, has
banished, forever, these appalling scenes The
babe is reared with mothers care and tender
ness; and the aged arc the objects OF venera-
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-02-04

recalled, and they flowed unrestrained. After
long pause he replied, .s Oh! no, my child,
have not been so fortunate, but am happy now,
for nature and religion have destroyed the illu-
slons of the senses, and breathe forth my af-
tectlons at the foot-stoo of the Eternal, and am
at peace with all the world The heart is like
Tyre, finely strung; it vibrates to the echo of
the passions, which are in youth all powerful,
but they must be subsued and yet know, that
many proud and lofty spirit is broken, before
the task is accomplished life has its sorrows,
1t is true, but they must be borne and overcome;
it has its trials too, but they must make us wiser
and happier"
Marianne Replied The beautiful visions of
youth pass away and leave the heart sad and
desolate, the most cherished dreams fade away
and leave but darkness of the hour of dreams
Ii we tenderly cbnhde in them, if we repose our
whole soul upon them, our tears wash away the
illusion, and we wish we had not so blindly
yielded to their delightful influence. The most
enchanting sentiments the most imprisoned af-
fections, the purest, the hottest and the most
devoted love, seem all the sport of circumstan-
ces, and the youthful and the glowing heart
chershes its "reminiscences Of happiness while
the future lies cold and dark before it and
why then, Father may not this be called a
world of tears and Of sorrow ?"
Father Paul SAID, with melancholy smile.
g There is much to fear from the impetuosity of
youthful feelings, when the heart chershes, as
necessary to its happiness, that sentiment which
has power to sadlen all its light and Joyous
thoughts; when we see and hear but one OBJ
iect in all creation; when we see in the glow
ing sunset, and trace on the wave, warm with
its radiant hues, tha image of the being beloved.
But my child, time chasens those Illusions and
brings back to the heart the reality of more so
Der en- joyments is fair and beautiful world:
all nature invites to be happy and grateful
and the light Of genius gilds the clouds which
adversely and disappointment gatheraround us!"
She turned upon him look full of sadness
and said 1t ma be so, Father but"
PERILIA
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-02-04

Were we in the list of Bachelors, we would doubt
less find some g honied accents" to bestow unon orr
tar friends we would tell them that by their
faVors we 1--we; and that it would be our delight
let come what will, to do nought but contribute to
the'r pleasure, and look to their smiles for our re-
ward And IN truth, what else can we say, even
now, than that to them Will be, g all alteration,
duty, aud observance %
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-02-04

Ct Complete sets of the GARLAND can be had
from the commencement, by early application at
this office.
*Postmasters generally requested to be-
come agents for the work. For every Fire Dollar
note enclosed to us, postage free five copies of the
future numbers of the GARLAND will be forwarded,
All subscriptions to commence with the volume.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21
Beaverdam for Sale.

EeURsUANT TO prospect of removing firm,
s STATE nave determined to sell my Farm on James
River, lying at the mouth of Beavcrham Creek
VIII be sold al public auction the premises the 10Th
hay OF May next, if fair, otherwise the first fair d, ,b
AFTER on The following wit, one fourth or IN.
purchase money to be paid the end of the nresen ~
al winch time possession will be givemfo this amoun, the
purchaser VIII be required to his bond with nm
"es"o"o'e personal security payable aforesaid The
balance of the purchase money to be DISCHARGED nv ,oo
equa annual instruments from that period and the paw
e VI me same o he secured by deed of ,rts, on the
and complete deed in fee simple will he made AZ t,.
''ne OF Closing the other conditions OF the sale
ms arm contains about 435 of land ne rIv two
INJURED OF winch, are river low grounds; in addition TO
c 'hcre are 40 acres fcreek equal 70 tho former
!" point OF fertility The highland supposed to be equal
any III ths section of the country. titles distant from
20 sdirectly on the main Stage road to
o ana Just below the termination of the James River
those who may wish to view the premises with pros
purchasing will enquire for the subscriber living ON
GcnIto Creek about miles from the place
=, WILLIAM II. PLEASANTS
IT li-9w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21
JRGLNI.4:

At rules holden in the clerks Office Of the superior court Of
cbapcery for tine Richmond district, the Ord day Of APRIL
1926:
John DcPP administrator Of Benjamin Harris, deed, Pin.
against
Horato Tupn, 6R
The defendant not having entered his appearance and
given security according the Of assembly and the
rules ofhs cct and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that ne is inhabtau OF this country: ordered
that the said doeudantdo appear here the tenth day
the and the bill Of the plaintiff and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city of Richmond FOR two months succcs
sively and posted the front door Of the capitol, the
said city
81 Acc7~. Tc.;r. H,T II IENEVC, g. c..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }

Nj Office is hereby given the Projectors of the six
In per Stock of 1918, Loan of S7500,00O, that
'hc prncpaf of the said Stock remaining uneeecd and
the interest which may be due thereon the time will
paid to the said Poprietors their legal representa-
,ives, duly authorised, The first day July next at the
Treasury, in Washington. at such Loan Office, the
books of whsh any portion of said Stock may stand.
lnformatiosi is further given that Il cer-
hcates of the said six per Stock of 1913 will be eqr
ed at the time of edenpon and that the
will cease and determine the S0h day June, 1896
RICHARD RUSH,
Secretary of the Treasury
kpril
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21

I'm CHANCERT- At court held for New-Kent
Il county, on the 9th day Of February, 1926
Thomas billiard, complainant,
against
Claiborne Day, and Emily Jones' by -, hcr
guardian adj Item and next friend, defendants.
Fine defendant, Claiborne Day, having entered his
appearance according the of assembly
of this court, and it appearing The satisfaction
court that he is not nabitant Of this th.
on the motion Of the plaintiff, by his attorney, ordered
that the said defendant do appear here first day
May court next, and his appearance and
plaintiffs bill, and that copy of this order he inserted in
one Of the newspapers published in the city Of Richmond
for eight weeks successvey and posted up door
Of tie said courthouse
II Copy. Teste, B. D1NDRTDGE,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21
JAMES TYRER, Gun-NIaker.
FROW PETERSByJRG

TItOJu I>E IEHS6tRtI,
EsPECTFuILY informs the public that ha vinr MIR.
NAU CHIT and rented the house occupied hv him. a f,,
doors dbOre the Bel I0rerH, RiCHUO-NI) he will ner-
sonaly attend To carrying the business and Respectfully
solcits Mr.. M'Naughts old and others TO ma
tronze the establishment.
j. Tyrer latters HIMSELF that his character as a Gum
maker, has been sufficiently established during his residence
in Petersburg TO insure him public confidence and patron
age
In addition to the excellent workmcn were in Mr.
M'Naush''s employ, and whom j. Tyrer has engaged to
continue with him, he has obtained st-rate fancy work
man from England; and the purchases he has Mr.
NJ Naughts stock i'll addition his former stock, enables
HIM with confidence 10 say, that he has more extensive
and elegant assortment of GUNS, PISTOLS and other
articles in his ue than offered this place be-
fore; among which are,
PERCUSSION GUNS, on his newly improved ,,lau
for which he has received letters patent om the United
States pa teut- office.
Also, patent breach, twisted stubb barrel and plain Guns
Drks, double and single pocket Pistols, Rifles, gun pistol
aud rife Locks gun and pistol Powder Flasks aud Horns
double and single Shot Belts, plain and Game Bags
w ASH rods with apparatus, fancy Screw Drivers. with
picks Lock Vices, Wad Punchcrs, Bullet Mois, gun and
rifle orns Military Gun-pcks aud Brushes, brass and
steel Mnunngs, Oil Fnts, &c.Ail of which he is deter
mined to sell low for cash.
He will carry the Making nd repair bsipaes
in all its various branches Guns stocked To the newest
patterns and repaired very terms and at the
shortest notice.
j. L is prepared to alter any Guns into the Improved
Percussion principles that they he shot percussion
or by flint.
Just received, Let of the best English GUN POWDER
u J. Tyrer respectfully informs his old customers tina,
ne will also contince his establishments in PETERSBURG
even on mere extensive scale than hereoforeto which
his Son will attend.
April IA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21
IRGENLJ:

7 IYtGINI,I:
st rules hr len IT, o clerks office Of the superior
chaucery Tor tc Richmond district, the 3rd day Of April
1896
John u. Archer, PH
against
Lows Parham Ej5ddge Smith, John Baker, and Shadrick
Aifricud, DIS.
The defendant sha5fick Aicud, having entered MS
appearance given security according tho ct NJ assem-
bly, nd the rules oth court, and it appearing by satisac
tory evidence that he is nhabtant Of this country:
is ordered that the said defendant do appear hero tho
tenth day OF the next term and the bill Of the plain
tiff; and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for
months successivcy and posted the front door Of the
capitol, in the said city.
II a cory. Tcs;s T ". y. HE,Nl.NG. e. g.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21
FRESH HATS
OF TII LATEST FASHIONS

FHNHE subscriber takes the liberty ofinormng his friends
u and the public, that he has Just from New
ok, 'v' splendid assortment of tic goods: con-
tng of tue following kinds, viz Geutleucus lt I'd and
Sd qualities black Beavers do. DO Castors do DO iin-
tnn Beavers; ls "a and Sd qualities Rorams Youths and
cdrens hats morocco caps, and large assortment Of
WOOL HATS, Of various qualities-a Of which have
selected IN person. aud my friends and CUSTOM
that they such as can give satisfaction;
all or any of (which feel disposed sell for small advance
for cash only.
also continue to manufacture hats Of every description,
according to order the shortest notice Old hats repaired
and tic smallest favor gratefully acknowledged
JOHN THOMPSON.
~ y. Those indebted TO whose accounts Of six
months s1Ddng requested to call and discharge The
same, aud tlpse whom am indebted viii please tohard
III their accounts for payment,
Sen Q ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21
WILLIAM WALLER HENING

ia AS resumed the Practice of the Iaw-.4drice on
q points of law and equity. will be given for the Gus
tomary fees and not oerWise except cases where the
applicant shall declare his her inability 10 nav fer in
which event not only advice will he given
services rendered. actout any fee. Coheyacir in all
its branches executed, for fees with the in
ricacy of the subject.
Richmond March 10, 1896 1v
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21
BY Order of the Executive
- ANDoLPH's (vA) REPORTS,
z a GII.MER'S (NA.O REPORTS

yNNUUIFFI ) (NA.) KEPOKTS,
R9 GlLMER'S (VA.) REPORTS,
HENlNG'S STATUTES AT LARGE: being a coIec-
lion of all the Laws of Virginia. the first session of
the Legislature, in the year 1919, in Is volumes.
"Ihe Laws of country necessarily connected with
every thing belonging to the people of so that tho
rough knowledge OF them and of their progress would inform
MS OF every thing that useful to he known about
e and one Ut the greatest imperfectons historians in
general, Is owing 10 their ignorance of Law"
u The above works will be sold ar reduced ,rc,s.
consequently great bargains may be had if early APP
p''caton DC made to j. II. & L. NASH.
march 10 10 ,.c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21
TIRGINXA:

TJRGINT.1:
AT rules holden the clerks Office of the superior court Of
cnancery for the Richmond district the 3d day Of APRIL
1926:
William W. Iening, PIT.
against
John Icndrcc, Elijah Brown, George W. Walker, George
Hendree Hamilton Potts w. w. Smith Albert ". Smith,
Sarah Ann Smith Wm. Smith, and Robert G.. Scott md
John = Myers, trustees under deed trust by
the saidJoh Hndrce, Joshua Crump Solomon and Moses
S. d NJ. Allen & Co. and Nehemiah Tchcnor. dts.
The defendants John Hendrec Elijah Brown, George W.
Walker, aud 5. NJ Allen having entered appear
and given security according the Of assembly
and the rules Of this court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that they inhabitants ofths
ordered that the said defendants do appear here tenth
day Of the Ind answer the bill the plaintiff and
that copy Of This order be forthwith news
paper published in the city of Richmond for two months sue
cossivcy and posted the front door Of the capitol in the
said city.
q a copy Tes'c, nm. ". HENLNC5, c. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21
April z
Drugs, Medicines, Paints s. DYE Stuffs

NOR Sale by the subscribers the accommodate
n ing terms. They regularly supplied from the
northern cities, and their Medicines be
flesh and genuine.
Ia addition to their stock of Medicines, they have for
sale,
Brushes nf every kind,
handsome assortment of Shaving Soap,
lorrillard's Maccaboy Snuff,
Bells Maccabny, Strasburg and Scotch Snuff,
Putty, Window Glass Train Oil, Paint Oil, lue Sc.
They are Agents for the sale of DR.. Dyots Family
Medicnesals for the Mr. Rcnnies Garden Seeds
JOHN T. REEVES & co.
II street, opposite the Shockoo Hill Tavern.
April7 81 IS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21

Z OCKs.-On the 10th March, 1926, taken by the sub
Il scriber, from John Piccas boat, headman Solomon
three bags of loose tobacco. On the 18th from Robert
peasants boat headman Billy, cnsk of loose tobacco.
On nc 9th April, from Anderson ShGes boat, heaiman
Billy ono fierce of tobacco The above tobacco is in the
public warehouse, Richmond, will be disposed of as
the late law directs. ISHAM RANDOLPH
Iock-kceper G Inspector Of boats al the lower locks
April II -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21
SIR ALFRED.

FANEE Public is respectfully informed that Sir Alfred
h continues stand at my stable Lebanon
Charles City Courthouse for the present His high
character and beauty entitle him equal partcpa
least, with other celebrated horses will only add his
colts extremely promising. Terms made knownby
HENRY b. CHRISTIAN.
april 2l-St
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21
CASH FOR BARK.

20 TATE & co. wish to purchase from to hundred
hV. cords of OAK BARK; &c be delivered ilcir Tan
merry just above the Armory for which they will give the
following prcesFor SPANISH and Chestnut, So; jYiiow,
So; Blach, Red and trItife, 81 per cord.
They offer for SALE tic usual terms their Sale Store.
directly opposite the Ben Tavern, general of
LEHJHER, Of their own nage;consistiug Of Sole,
Upper, Harness, Skrting. sc. &c.
NJ B. Bark will be received tine bank Of the canal,
Immediately above the Taunery.
March 24 wit
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21

W. can give immediate and constant em,ovr.r, .,
three or four NAIL CUTTERS, at our n all Manu-.
factory IN tins City, if carly applications are made
We also wish TO take three or four APPRENTICES ,o
c ABOVE business. Young men of good ha bits and
esPec'oe cohhexon from the country will preferred
HAXALL BROTHERS 81 co.
Nt''4 AZ GIFT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21
BY PLEASANTS s. SMITH.

W The CONSTITUTIONAL Wing is published t,eiec a
''ees Tuesdays and Ffidays) at fire dollars per
payable L., ddodnce.
IL Precious to discontintance Of the paper all ar
rearases must he paid up. 4nd those ,co may IRISH 10
discontinue, mW notify the Editors 20 that effect al least
thirty days before tie period crpires for ich ey
scri6ed.
" For ddrefisias-35 cents square Coriss) for The
first insertion, and SO ccs for each co,,uance.-7Ne
number Of Insertions he noted The us olercise
they wiH be continued andcharged accordingly.
u advertisements from The country be paid for az
0dpancc, assumed By responsible individual an this
place or MoncteSier
u al letters TO the Editors nit be postpaid they
1Ci{ receire attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-21
NOTlLCE.

IL persons having claims against the Estate lizard
IN b. Whitlocke, decd late Clerk of Hcurco County
Court requested make them known tine subscriber,
and those who indebted TO said estate are adnonshed
make immediate payment 10 him, is his wish and
his duty to close his administration speedily possible.
HERB ERT a CLAIBORNE, Admir-
Of lizard 3. Whitlockc. decd.
FebT A--wf