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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20
THE NEXT LOTTERY.
ODD e. EVEN sxsruYw.

ODD 81 EVEN SYSTEM.
Y which the holder of two Tickets or two Shares i$
Ed ccrain Of oJtGiltng al least ONE PRICE, a,lA mon,
dratc THREE! ~
Grand State Lottery of Maryland.
No. Z, under the supernteudcnce the Commissioners
appointed by the GOVERNOR AND CouNcIG. The draw
ing will he completed IN ONE DAY, and will4ake place
in the City Of Baltimore,
Wednesday, 18th July.
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gIGboIeaale 21rlces Gmrrent.


RICHMOND, JUNE 10, 1896.
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10000 DOLLARS

hRAFTS on Ba1imorc, PIjla9ciplio. and Mar Yorf
81 for sale at COUENS Lottery g. j.. o. C0i >
opposite 'ie Ea-.a Hot-', Ef... o..
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LoiIery and Exchange Office No ttI, .5G,IeJ street.
EALTIUOEE;
Where 2Qu7rters and Eighth Of the $4,000 Dollar Prize
and Quarters Of the 10000 Dollar Prze-aud also tho
5000 Dold, Pize-a drawn in lbc Grand State Lottery
On the Ch Instant have already been presented aud paid
aud where the great aud magnificent Capital Prize Of
100000 DOLLARS
IN the Grand State Lottery few weeks ago. was so!i IN
Shares. (Half and Two Quarters ALL 10 DISTANT
ADVENT EERS, and 'riiere po4c Copj0i Prj,cs hare
1een obtained than At my o,hcr ?Gcc in .1ncricq.
u Orders from any part Of The e. States either NV mail
lpcs pa) or private conveyance, enclosing the Cash or
Prize Tickets IN any of t1e Lotteries viii meet the same
prompt and punctual attention If ON PERSONAL arlr
ton.
u Be PArijca,iqr in djrccjjnc 10
il COHEN, IN. & BROTHERS,
BALTIMORE.
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Y. Carolina bark notes,4idi
Georgia do 81
5. Carolina do IL .
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Prize NJ .SfortA
United States Bank, $40
Bank Of Virginia, new, Of
DO old, 90
Farmers Bank, 9C4
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Fish, herrihgs. No /, bbl 81 q
shad, No I, do 81
maCkerel. do 81 81
fTTfnGstOupe- inch = y
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BRILLL4NT SCHEME.
IGoUCODoILARs
G. o Il e HJ'6

To be had iu tine greatest variety OF Nun
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-01-26
relative t. Live Oak Timber, WAS av,s,

relative t. Live Oak Timber, was apreed,
with trifling modification, and that otTe,s.
by Mr. Drayton, of South c arolina, rela,;,.
to the Notifications of Charleston, was adon,
ed. Mr.. Davis, Of Massachusetts,, and X.
Wicklife, of Kentucky offered resolut,n,
somewhat similar in their object, asking G.,
information as to the rules by which II.
War Department has been governed IN III.
granting Of pensions; which with resolutio,
offered by Mr.. Scott, of Missouri. calling f,r
a statement from the Treasury Dspartmsn.
of money paid by the purchasers of Publ,
Lands, which have become forfeited to III.
United States, since the commencement rs
the Land system, lie one day on the table
Just as the Speaker had called up the nm.
finished business of the proceeding day. M
Stevenson, of Pennsylvania, rose, and CON-.
municated to the House, the death of Mr.
Farrety one of the representatives from tia.
state.-On motion of Mr.. Ingham, who de-
livered pathetic and just eulogy on his De.
ceased colleague, the House resolved, uas,.
imou8iy, to wear Grape on the left arm for
month The House then adjourned.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-01-26

have you done with your infanti' The ma
MAC pointed to the waves, and began sing
ing
Where the dark tide runs strongest,
The cliff rises steep,
Where the wild waters eddy,
Tve ross him to sleep;
His sleep is so sound,
That the rush of the stream
When the winds are abroad
Cannot waken his dream.
Great God you have not surely murder
ed him.'
Il have. | have' shrieked the maniac.
DO YOU not see his body floating amidst
the w,,ves9' Then pausng, whist "a fright
full smile passed over her wan features, she
held up her hands-thcy were dyed with
blood, and kinsky, shudderng, buried his
face IN his mantle as those wild tones again
rang on his car
Oh sec YOU that rock
With its surt-beaten side
There the blood OF my ialsc-lovc
Runs rcd with the tde;
The sea-mcw screams shrlIyi
The wild breakers rave
In the foam ofthc billow
III dance o'cr his grave!
The voice ceased--a phreiAied laugh
feeble Shrek. and a sudden plunSe-prokc
on the soldiers ear. lie Cast the mantle
from his faces
The billows rag'd on
The moon smiled Oh the flood,
But vacant the spot
Where the maniac had stood!
Broken-heartcd kinsky rushed from the
spot, and badc adlcu tor ever to his native
village.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-25
L.aW LECTURES.

TIME public respectfully informed thatmy next
Of Lectures will the first Monday IN Noyem-
her the 10Th u May and the prospect OF
large class very tat,cing he number Of applicants hsy
ing already equaed the number Of students for the two last
ears) NO disappointment need be apprehended
The favorable results which have been perceived from the
system hitherto pursued in this school, Justify steady
in lecture delivered every day except
Saturday and printed copy oft placed th hands Of the
Student lie goes each day rigorous
nation the lecture ofhe preceding morning Besides this
examination, revision of the hos Vt the week
takes place Saturday; aud fortnight the end of the
devoted ent ely TO reviewing aud TO general
nations By pun suing this the beginner will find his
future studies much abridged and Facilitated and the student
ton, be prepared to apply for license
The undersigned trusts he may without improperly remark,
that during he has had appe 10 observe
he great advantages enjoyed by the student euus
studies AT this place. The courts established here the
between youths engaged in the pursuit. the forna-
lion OF debating society fVi the discussion vf law questions
offer obvious advantages With these the regular habits oe
place. great exemption from dissipation among inhabitants
aud gcnteei society residence here de-
The geneunnly and orderly Department. the
aetnes in their attendance sctue and ardent pursuit
knowledge the profession OF their choice has
the gentlemen who have attended this school The
OF their studies being comprehensive and the duration of the
shortened possible with view avoid
pene Of long Absence from hone their occupation is
constant and iaborors This leaves for dispa-
iiOu and its chief observation-disclosures aud believe
may safely be affirmed that nothing of the sort has exist
my classes.
The price of board o the half year from co TO as dollars
The fee for the Of lectures, heretofore S7a
Ii. ST. q. TUCKER
Winchester, 2G. iS-wtisO
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LsND FOR HALE

ME subseiber Offers his Farm sale. living on Pamunk.
n RIVER IN Ne~ken county, about 10 miles alye York n
yer aud six miles beiU Neken courthouse CONTAINING about
200 acres oil high land, aed6 700 marsh The
land nitrCr to none ON the river aud pere, W level the
marsh affords an excellent range dor cattle during the suu
and summer months, and for hogs during The whole veal
There slavery good herring fishery sufficiently large TO
two selnes; there comfortable dwelling ho,se viii too,
oon below and two above, and excellent bar nearly
further description deemed unnecessary Us any pstson
wishing TO purchase will, presume, view the land Thu
are several hundred OF land adjoining which NAV h.
on moderate terus The oil sale will be one
hall cash and the balance twelve AMI eighteen months
payments TO be secured by deed trust on the land SbnJ
not sell privately shall offer the highest bidder on The
4h DAY oil September next Newken that bep
court day. JOHN AJjGIJsrJNE r WI on "s
June so. -
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Hills EOR SaLE

PURSUANT to the late will Of the late Col W. T. LYNCH
Ioher for sale undivided noety of the BIark "a
Mil lying within few hundred yards Of Lynchburr 10
"hich 70 attached about 80 acres of land which extends nev
10 tue town These Mills three pair Of Burrs al ono u
Cooneont aud when IN complete order can giud forty or
nifty thousand bushels "t wheat season. and their icaI
uaton addedio the jestruetion Of several
mills IN this district OF country by the late Flood render them
highly worthy the attention Of persons Jesrous 10 own I'm.
sort Of property ~
Asma part Of the purchase money will be wanted in hand
OF at short date aud liberal credit gwen ON the balance
Inc dam has been recently broken but can he rebuilt in
short time for moderate SUN and probably will he IL
fore sold ~ 0Ns 'e-
If 'se not made before the Sd day Of August hcv will
on that day be sold al auction on the premises wa
. NICAJAH. DAVIS, Jr. Admir-
with the will annexed Of the estate Of w b. Inch.
July II. 70 ,SiISS"'
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Mtssrs. John j. Lambert, David K. Lambert and Samuel L.
Lomber, merchants and partners OF the city OF NewYork,
trading under the firm OF Lambert d Brothers.
VOU not being inhabitants OF this commonwealth, AMI
= having agent within the same, will take notice.
that shall the Is; 2d, 18th and 5h days September
at the thvue In the city Of Mobile proceed n take the
deposition of John T. Nc Crane, 20 be read evidence in
SUIT depending and undetermined the superior court of
chancery for tue Richmond district wherein you compla
nants aud Bch,t aud Baptist and others defendants,
suant 70 order Of the sad court and commission award and
will aLo, 4; the time and place aforesaid proceed to take
deposition Of the said John Is McGrane, to be read
dence IN suit depending and undetermined in the sups
RIOT court OF law for the count, o. Metkeubug wherein you
also plaintiffs and John e. Baptist of the partners oi
the late tm o Brche Bspusi defendant You will also
lake notice. that shail the 9th, 9Th, 9Th aud 9Th days
SrptetEht next, the Tavern house of William Townes IN
the county OF RIeokeuhu proceed take the dispositions
Thuml Asns, Reuben a. Puryear aud others be
evidence each Of the aforementioned SUITS pursuant
missions awarded which times and places you may attend
yuu;hnk proper. Iour's, &c
JOHN &. BAPTIST, one of
the late finn OF Bal chett y Baptist.
.Iu'v IL IE1F
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BY ths G00ern0r Of the Commonwealth OF u cinie,

WHEREAS 1t has been esened TO the Executive M
1e Jnio OF OF Charles city county, certain VIII
sp ltu VINO iau oeen reminded TO the Jail Of coun
~ Tor further trial. charge felony did on the n1b, -
me 2t'h ro make his escape thereom, ADD now goac AZ
nave thought proper with advice Of The
CouhciI u State 10 offer Of
or persons who wall and convey the Jail Of The said
all officers civil and military and exhort the rooJ -
the to their best endeayoio cause The said
ugye to be apPehendcd that lie may be dealt with as the
Given under my hand Governors and under the seal
of July 1926. JOTi n tyr Ep A|
Wn billiard is So or 81 years DID, feet or 10 inehe,
recollecied. H " -'a1
--Nvsr
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SAFE Of Nugusta Springs


Vue OF deed OF trust executed by Erasmus StiLlin,
~ 10 me- aud duly recorded 10 the Office Of the CLERK T AN
s9a county! viii be sold by public on Thursday tbs
44h gay OF august next on the premises that valuable po
Pey called The Augusta Springs" shuae IN the eouot f
augusta about IL miles " w. from Stanton Tni,
very valuable There Is the premises Medical spr;
h,gh reputation The bnldings and improvements ave es
tnNf' and capable Of accommodating great number -,
BoTders Tie tract OF land contains upwards of zoo go,
considerable pat Of which IN cultivation and much Of il ver
'nlhe meadow ground One third Of the purchase pope
" be required IN band aud the balance ia three sol s1
Lymcnis. Possession win be given on The ia Oeber nt
me TILE believed 70 be unque1nable but acting a, go,
ice 4 VIII convey Only such title s vested in me.
July fs ~ 5ci :. ~
" A"e aDDF' sait WIZ ne hduc With epprohsiion.
r, r ERASMUS SfRIBIfNG
and send their accounts for collection 70 '''''
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Itu DolYays Re,DorI.

- ANYWAY from the subscriber Sunday morning, tne
~ 25th day OF June, ndenej apr the Tailor
ing business, William Griffin between and year
age about feet 10 inches and feet high dark hair and
eyes lie had when he absoonded, black bombaze
aud striped pantaoons Ia aiso took with him pair of bang
up cord md pair green bcnbazett panaloon 1t sup
posed he will endeaycur 10 TO Richmond where he has
brother living an persons forbid trusting, harbong
employing him any way the law in all will be
forced. The above reward will be paid any person who
will apPrehvnd him that get him, and all reasonable
penses paid for his delivery TO at Gloucester courthouse
JOHN NJ. GAYLE.
July le. 2o~wi2t
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Chancery Atuulel holden IN the clerk, oee. "a No.
enburE county court the first Monday in june tege.
Edward L. TIo, Only sOa, Acil at law aud admir- de bon;.
non Of John Tabh, dec. ptg ''
Against
John r. Eaton, adur Of Ann Terrell dec rfro,v, D.
hstu Sheriff and adu with the will ANNEXED Of M
Dorch, dec. aud admir- Benjamin FcrreIi der usr
The Defendant, John r. Eaton having entered h. 80
pearauce accofdinrt The Act OF Assembly and M. r
this count, and sifsetoiy appearing tat he is NOT an nh
bant Of this state motion Of The plaintiff Is, M, oi,r
ordered that the said defendant do appcar here an H.
day Of September Cout next and enter his sppearspre 81
the Pairuhs bill and chat copy OF tf order b. 49,
serted OIL Che newspapers printed IN Che ritv Of gb
moud FOR rgh wtck succcsisey- and posted al te front H.
of the courthouse Of said county Il COW Tes,e wv
june 90 f3-w8w' JOHN g. BAPTIST elk
4 N chsneey VHsinis-At court holden f5r Caroline
1895: '''
Richard Ship pug
Against
Thomas Blackburn, y. s. Sale, and George and william
Green DoGs
The dcfendau Thomas D. Blackburn and T. s. Sale no,
havHs entered f appearance aud given security accotdne
10 the act oi Assembly and the rules ~ this court and ap
pcans ~ sfir1etory evidence h-t ihcy not inhais
u this commonwealth b. ordered that Che sad dcfend,ot
do appear here on Or before tie iist DE-, october Tenn next
a. auiwer e blu oi tc plaintiff ta tcopy Of i,, ore
BE- forthwith inserted niae Enquirer printed IN the al, d
richmond fo two mouths suecessscy, and posted Il Che
front door 10 Che courthouse ~ tii. comfy.
copy yeiie WI T. PENDLETON. nc.
~ 90 2o-wee
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PHRLIr RAIE-

virtue Of adeed of trust executed W Joseph A. Recall
- to Richard Clark aud the subscriber be,rns d,fs ON a.
1eh Gay Of March 1921, and recorded IN the oIe oe t
'whaian county ooult for purposes therein mentioned ,,
'old 10 the highest bidder al public auction for cash AZ
Fowhltan courthouse, the third Thursday in Au~us, e,t
beng court Day, tract Of land james liver m
county, near ,he town ofJtfsou being part Of the LocuG
lil UaeJ e9g including Grocery, Siorehou.e reccny
'u by 'dd Royal, and spring used at the said W
50 much Of said land may be sufficient to satisfy h. ,,
u'' iced. such tile only vested the sub. vi s
oo,l,eys1 20 ONE ne pui chaser WIN. S. DANCE, Trustee.
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JtpentU p0iIore Pe,r1,,.1J

5IAKEN from the BOAT the Canal occupied by The lace
River Company hands Thursday night last Silver
Watch, made by Harvey London No. SSH 1t
has piece Of tie face broken or nearly large as de h9f q
an eighteen Peneci beginning few minutes after q and m
tending nearly 10 the olOck mark The face JetteeJ and
repsed,I think in March last by j. Bronaurb of Rich
moud as The paper IN The case will show. Attached TO the
watch was brown six TAP chain plated and sseled at The
end, with fine chUgca Gold Key, small Steel Kev he
longing the drawer Of desk The above will
tie sven for the detection Of the thief and delivery Of the
or Ten Dollars tor The watch alone. RICHARD REINS
July q. o. r.,
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Winohes,er,2
RICHMOND
FRENCH BURR MILESTONE MANU-

liE subscribers respectfully uform their friends the
public generally that they have hand, good and
II the best quality And also, ready made Bur. h-StoreS
o. various sizes which they inferior any built
tins couuty Persons wanting the above article sup
piled at Northern prices, determined sell low
ashley can be bought any respectable shop or cash
oies wall he thankfully received and promptly executed
may 10. s-v9m
N b. For reference TO The quality of eady made
Burr MiStones apply 10 the Richmond mers they
universally had a faif trial OF them. s n
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L.4ND EOR N4LE

INTENDING 10 move, wish sell nv plantation in F..e,
rhi. land l. upon the Rappaannoc river about II mile.
ABOVE ISppahannock and 10 below FIederiekburr The
contains upwards of 500 Of high and about 300 of
marsh Which very hfm aud remarkably well calculated for
house. and other requisite ouhouses upon it; and for
natl have lived 90 IT, my family with the exception of
yeaI nave been exempt from the usual diseasc
me lover country more particular description Of the pre-.
mi;es Is not deemed necessary presumed that no one
VII purchase without personal inspection The terms Of sale
wall he such as are usually required. WIN. GARSETF
Essex. July IS. %
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JnlY1s. 1875
TO L.R.ND RUYERS

sNE subscriber beng DESTROYS u 20 the V;t has
Il concluded offer sale his well known land
wherein he resides, lying the county of Buckingham,
ON the main roai leading from Buckingham Courthouse
Lyn, hhufg, and hall miles from the former Sc
latter, well known by the of Tosrsr HI
the only house Of the kind between Maj Floods and
nam courthouse where it is thought by good judges will be
stand probably Country stand OF the kind
place favored with many local advantages both for
society, good soil In high, healthy and
ng situation of the uUghboufhoDd. Adjoining
very good Saw aud Gri Mill This
ares, Whereabouts and fine potion lies 10th sides
Slate iiycr with - so of good rich grounds tx
oee for the growth Of tobae wheat and Albumin
, will be in market shortly portion of good land
40 Of cleared land Of which entirely The
Improvements this place good comfortable dwelling
house. nianing using besides two passages
and five good places large and roomy barn, 10 VI
Y good stables for horses good storeouse occupied,
and other suitable houses FOR family An range TO
cattle, be exhausted the next halt century The term
will be accommodating Young Negroes will be taken part,
an equal annual nstame for the balance pu
money Those who need such situation will do 1yri
. doubt, 70 visit the subscriber.
SAMUEL 4. SPENCER.
Jul o. 2I-gtE
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.M4RSRAL'S S.gLF

HDlit decree OF the Superior hancerv for the
a. Richmond District prouounce I'd I2 day OF lfrob
1925, IA the Adams Bohanan, shall on Siurda,
ma 18Th day o august 1870 proceed sell public auction o
The highest bidder for ready money premises the lot Of
land IN the proceedings referred situated on Church MN in
the county Of Henricu contiguous the city Of Richmond
bounded by H. street the South and the confirmation of
26h eeon tic East It being the half acre lot conveyed b
mence at u o'clock ~ WI
July Il. az o. g ~ y. d
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HYMN

U ren for the Fifieth Anniversary Celebration Of America
Independence at Trent,n...By W. u. TaPPan.
when thy own Israel, God of love!
Forth from Egyptian bondage came,
Thou didst before her armies move,
In thy ravion-ear of fame;
Aud brightly shone thy power about
To guide aud guard the chosen band,
'rl thou had safely brought them out
From peril, TO the Promisd land
So vast thou, Lord our fathers shield,
When they feeble and alone:
Thou from thy rar-cloud, on that field
Yook,ist, aui the Wanting foe was gone:
So ddst thou guide them, when no more
Llashd banners out and gliusring swords,
And thou has; blest the sea aud shore,
Whose toll aud battle wee the Lords.
We worship where those Warriors stood,
when drum aul trumpet sounded long;
and the soil that IL ans their blood,
IN peace pour the festive song;
Thd soil lit uOurish'd freedoms tree,
The plant that freshly bour geun' now;
Cod may unborn uationsSce
Our rejoice beneath ats bough
We worshp--but where are the Brave
That wart'd and wltohd in manhcod's bloom,
Their locks holr, aud some DO
Amid the breezes nf the toub!
Vet thou, with than angels wings,
Wilt vyershadow feedoms coasts
As did their sircs, the children bring
Homage TO thee, Lord God of Hosts
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e Insfrncfors IA Yonth-

VIE trustees Of the Abingdon Academyin the counf If
washington, Virginia, wall on the first of Jsnuary next
the compensation be the person h
I'VE hunded dollars annuu, exclusive Of the ouon en
TO ne derived from Tuition fees The trustees believe fom
ar prospects OF the institutions that tue situation ought to he
consider ed desirable by ntlemen well qualified 10 be
placed al ITS head. BY order o the Beard
Juiy II. I3--wepf DAVID CAMpRETT c.
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MARS. T. L. RANDOLPH pr

GSRS. T. Z. RANDOLPH proposes TO stabii,h bonrdn
~ school Tor young Ladies, in New London Campbell
Terms tV session of ten months, commencing the 5b %
October 1896, and ending the 9Th Of August, 1927.
Board and tuition in the English branches I'M udne eadinr
tic aud plain Neeile-sork, e' $40
Ftench, 90
Spanish, on
Drawing,
Washing and mcndil-, ~
Masters OF Music and Dancing will he procured an. ,b.
terms made known short time Each scholar viii fruh
bed, bedding aud towels.
Forday Scholars:
Fuel, -
at The expiration o > months.
June 10. =, r,o.+
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Fiffn DoLInra Rolrnr1

s an Oh ilom The rcmaie AcaJemy n Nashville in Sen.
,enoeI isz4 nego fellow BY the Of Billy. liz
w" pohiby attempt Co pas fee fellow have 10 doubt
1I nave pass and wiilcsh himself Billy Hoson or B
Wooi'on lie 1 small stature, h complexion flc vef
Owns large hushy head Of s very fine, aud generals,
s hindsefc hiti around IT, He inclined 70 drink l. ~
aie Oiie aHt house scrtan and the same fellow ,g,
races TOT Wsde Woodson, % Virginia. years pasi
Nashville, Tens. July %. 2i.sf
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IN CHANCERY. at held for Prlnce Edward ooun-
~, the 18th day of May, 1896.
Stephen 4 Doatick aud lihasa Dus.ich, COMMIT
Couplt.

Nathan Bostick, John Boc, L;Ieberry Dostiek Aggathy
Bosek, inieaiIied with Nathaniel beale Lucy Bsck
Floyd DUs;ie, said Eaihant BeaIe, JOSIAH = h-aLie,
Cheadlc, Martha IA Cheldie, Judith w. CheEdie
Jesse Hughes Deis
This day the plainan;s by counsel an flee their bill
and the Defendants Nathan Bock, John Dostick Ltleney
Bock Agglhy Beslc, Nathaniel Beale, Bostck and
Floyd BO'ick, not having entered eir appearance gwen
security according Of the General Assembly the
rules OF this court and appearing the satisfaction
corst that they NOT nh abitau Of this state motion
OF the cOmPaiuants by COUNSEL ord, red that een
dants Nathan Bosck, John Bosek LleheTy Bostick Aga
thy Beale, Nathaniel Bcae, Lucy Doick Floyd ostie
do appear here the first day Augut next an
the coupanants BILL and a copy this order
forthwith inserted IN ofte public newspapers printed
Ia the city of Ricbmond for two months
posted al the front door Of the courthouse this And
Is further order ed; that the defendants josiah T. Oheade
san IL Cheadlc, Martha 4. Cheade Judith W. Cheadle and
Jesse Hughes, be njoincd from committing tact
OF land III The bill ienoned formerly belonging John
tick, containing by estimation hundred and
lying Bays Cheek, branch Of Appomattox river
Tcstc, u. J. WORSHAM, G.. q.
June6 p,,e,y-