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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-07

J. IhCAfI4:
At rules hodeA i" the clerks Office of the uln,ior cour,
OF ehancey Cor the Richmond district the 7,h day al
August, 1926: "
Thomas Hume, III,
against
Jacob eckle and Deborah hts wife, Amelia Igrler Julia
A. Lecker and James Leckcr, infant children of the
said Jacob and Deborah Locker, and William r Rich
aIdSon, and Charles w. Richardson, DIS
The defendants, except William r. Richardson and
'" hIchardso'' not having entered their appear
'"e ana gwen security according the assembly
aud the rules of this court and it appearing by sa,faco-
evidence thar they inhabitants of this country
II ordered that the said defendants do appear Lere on The
s' Gay o. tire nexttcrm md bill of the plain
'h and that copy of this order forthwith inserted III
some newspaper published in the city Tchmund for two
iltol, III the SAID city.
O. copy. Tes,e, I'm. ". HE&ING,
TII2GIJFI3:
81 rules holden the clerks office of the superior d
August, 1926: ' "
William A. Anderson, Richard N Anderson aud Nancy
II anderson, infant by the said William NJ An,cr-
son her GUARDIAN, Mildred A. and Patsy NJ Anderson
infants, by Robert H. Anderson their GUARDIAN and joan
ms; and Susanna L. Anderson, infants by John Martini
against
John s. Fleming admir- of John Anderson, decd Cecilia T.
Anderson, aud Mary &. Andcrson infants bv Tfon,s
laufman their guardian, WIN. N. Fleming and C;eorre
Vdshou, ~ TIc -
The defendant william n FLEMING NO, b,;,,, e,,S.
ms appearance and given security according 10 the act If
assembly AID the rules this court and il areariug m
satisfactory evidence that Bc az mhabitant Of TIL;
''J' - - OiueIeu, that the defendant do
mere on The first day of the and answer the BIZ
Of te plaintiffs; and that copy of this order forthwith
inserted !" some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
ond for two months successfully and posted at the front
door Of the capitol, in the said city.
o. copy. Teste, I'm. ". HENING, c.c.
VIISGIHI4:
At rules, holden in the clerks Office Of the superior court
chancery for the Richmond district, tic b DAY ofAusns,
James Lyons jr. and IIcuungham H. his wife who was
henn'ngn'm u. Wakins, and John Watkins, and Jutfa
"'' VIZ ,; ,o''''''y JUDY watkins Piis.
1o'ep! ,. Watkins, Isaac CurJ and Thomas B. Watkins
tMo rs OF Mayo c. Watkins, decd, the said Joseph 5
watkins, eN or Of Benjamin P. Watkins, decd and in
us oW" fsn Lucien NJ. Watkins and Nevison Watkins
oh"Ten OF the said Joseph s. Watkins and dcvigres Of
bins, ,@ az
The defendant Isaac Cud, not having entered his
ance and given security according The act Of assen.t
and the rules Of this and it nppea ring bv satsfa
evidence that e is not uhabiant of this couptrv. j.
ordered, that the said defendant do appear here ON tic af
Day Of the next term add answer the bill of the pIainas;
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for t,go
months successfully and posted the front door Of the ca
piiol IN The said city.
80 copy. T:s'e, I'm, ". LE.T]yG. c. g.
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IS but justice 10 mention, that ndsite Tor this
pos;hunous pnduclion of the Poet Burns to tho Editor
very respectable Euglsh provincial PRINT the Poferg
Mercury, who states that it has never far he is aware
been published before.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-07
THE GOOD ADVOCATE.

lie is one that VIII not plead that cause, wherein his
tongue must be confuted by his conscience.
/. He nat only hears but examines his client and
pincheh Ike tciten he fears it is JounGered For
many clients in telling their case, rather plead than
relate it. SO that the advocate hears the state
of it, till opened by the adverse party. Surely the
lawyer that fills himself with instructions, will travel
longest in the cause without firing. Others that are
quick 10 searching seldom search to the quick; and
those miraculous apptehe;sions who understand more
than ALL before the client has told half with their
errand and return without their answer.
g !hte matter be ds,tbu he ,cH only son,runf kis
tijgeace. Yet some keep an assurance Office in
their chamber, and will warrant any cause brought
unto them, knowing that if they fall they lose nos
thing but what long since was lost-their credit.
j. he makes not Trojan Se,gc Of n suit but seeks
to bring IL to set daiiel in specify trial Yet some
times suits continued by their difficulty, the potence
and stomach of the parties, without any default of the
lawyer. THUS have there depended suits in Glouces-
etsrc beIwxt the heirs of the Lord Berkeley and Sir
Thomas Talbot, Visconut Lise, since the reign
of King Edward the Fourth until lately they were
compounded.
l. He is fruitful to tie site that first retains him.
Not like Detnoshenes who secretly wrote one Grafton
for Phormio and another in the for pol
iodoTus his adversary.
s. IN llerding, he shoots fairly al lie head o,"Me
mute han let go his hod Not snatchng aside, here and
there to purpose, speaking little in much as i was
said of Anaximenes That he had flood Of cords in O
drop reason His boldness riseth, falIeth as he
aprrehends the goodnesse or badnesse of his cause
6. Hejoys not Ia be retained in Such Cause 1oierc al
The right question is bit drop Gio,c up ,cih lqlice
10 be bubble Wherefore in such trivial matters he
:1crsuadCs his client 10 sound retreat and make com
position.
7. Vhen has name is up, his industry IS noildo,en,
thinking 10 piead, not by his study, 6ut his credit.
Commonly physicians, like beer, best when they
are young and But our advocate grows not la
zie; and if leading case be of the road of his
practice, he will take pains to threw his books
and prick the footsteps thereof whcresoever lie fluids it,
8. he is careful to deserve than greecyu TO take
Fees. lie accounts tue very pleading of poor widows
honest cause sntcienfees, conceying himself then
the King of Heavens advocate, bound ocio 10 pros
ecnte IT. And, although some may say, that such
lawyer may go live in Cornwall where il is OBJ
served that few OF that profession have hitherto grosn
to any veyhood yet shall ne (besiIes those two folic
ties of common lawyers that they seldom die either
without lines making win find Gods blessing on
his provisions and rny."-Failer's IIoiy STATE.
p. 81.
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3saesstseeGlasGsotss Departme1rt.


"Fa1steO. Eoy-
Page. Si.?
tdisiqG. What money have in nv nurse.
Page. Seven groatS aud two-peacr
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S'rmmiog-On tie 9th OF August last, a party of
JouTneyHcn Printers took AT aquatic excursion UP
the Thames, for the purpose ofdecidng wager mend
ing between some persons of sporting celebrity that no
man could be found TO swim from Bauerscat to Black
friars -four miles and haIf.) without stopping. A
Young man, named Tiom's JoIley, belonging to Mr..
Davldson'5 Office forward the champion Of the
type5an performed the iIercuIian task ia one hour
and So minutes. MIR. Jocr only turndd hinselftwicc
on his back for the distance of about forty yards each
time, during the whole period he was in the water.
BclNS I.ifc in IO1Hn,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-07

Singular fOygi sness-An article in the Quopterlz,
Hcvte'c, on tie Culoden papers, mentions character
istic instance of old Highland warriors mode of par
don. you must forgive even your biterest enemy,
kcnmuir, row." said the confessor to him as he Law
gaspins on his dcath-bed. "Well if / must must, =
replied the chicain, but my curse be ON YOU Donald :,
turning: to his son, ''if you forgive iirn."
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.RDTTrE

VA KS WILLS having determined TO decline bune,, and
her .nrs 20 .he country will sell without
h =; ~ H OF u2od c1nprehending every thing desir-
w the inery line: Her stock consists in mari of IN.
olgwns articles VERY large aud splendid assortment Of
h He millinery OF every description hats bonue caps
1w hat, and bo.ne,,i large and beautiful assortment Of
Srsae variety Of suPe,b artificial flowers ve
hukis iaces, ssns, oences, bareges crane and
Grape e silver and dresses other fancy
supply ot elegant curs curses dolls
@ Shnps, foundation lace, chips Willows paste
oandn"xes Cologne-waer, fine soaps, emery bags aud
variety oil other fancy articles deemed TO
also, the store fixtures swing counter cases
Per and dressing glasses household and kitchen furniture
quite new The sale will commence Tuesday 10th Oco
and continue from day day the whole i, sold
rne sae wli be conducted by Mesrs. q. 4 G. Clarke
county Merchant wishing TO purchase such articles. will
very much TO their interest 10 attend. '
Sept 26. .o .
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" lKGlN!A ut superior eo.rt of csancer holdcr a, n,
Capitol IN the city Of Richmond he 18Th day SJaa~g
Da ms:sS Rargs s eldest SON and her Bathurst
ry POUsr Dangec6eid aud hiaeI ,,,f tasn-
ieA Ed" William Batast sianS a" Hem, S Pa
Dan@er6ea dc SaS ar e"1arsn and dsUe, sn
UA the ra ANNEXED Of said I'm Dangerfd J, o
administered s by Alexander SpOtssUoOd dec. P46s
Wm D Wren, admir- de bonis non of I'm. Claiborne dec
Esa1eth his i Ann Garter CiaiSorne and Jo1" G
noon, coroner y semoHd county, admir- de bonis nom
.nr ed,s chale' Harrison, nt,des
THIS cause this day further heard on The m
nd hty Ieau ana The verdict certified been
9uhd before The Superior Court Law for the conv c
eniIGo pursuant to the order othe June 1915 and
oher and Decree that unless the defendants or some
one OF more OF them, person behalf of them or
pay TO the plaintiff William j. Dickinson aJrn de- b
WIN me will annexed Of VIM. Dangeried four hupred and
he inspections by law established this state with rs,,
thereon alter the rate OF five per centuu per annnn E
each and every them and their heirs be faeysr har ana
Iecosed OF all equity Of redemption in and TO thai mari T
OF snd situate IN the county Of Newken in the said
eeu mortgage menoned that remained after
from The SIX hundred and fortywo res in the hill
as ny william Claiborne TO William Dang er6ed bv
ueeu bearing uaie The third OF January 1898 the nan
uaG me SAID mortgage mentioned after d,uctin The ali
m hr ed ana iory-two acres being hundred and fifty
acres, ne me same more less, that the Marshal NJ
me superior Court OF ChanceTy for the Willausbrg Dr
@ ,ertsng The time and place Of sale for four weeks, in
newspaper PuoIhed IN the city Richmond exuo,e 10
Po sae Tor Iohacco OF the description aforesaid PAYABLE
on te Gay oil sale the said part containing nine hundred and
my % acres 'and more less that out of the pr,
oeeds OF sale Pay in the first place. all the charges and
oes attending such sale and the of such proc ee he
70 he SAID Wiam Dickenson, admir- de boni, non of
~ N DahseIheid and report his proceedings herein 10 The
court, IN order TO a ini decree. '
copy. Teste, W. w IJFNySc
.B4RSH.fL'S SHE
pursuance OF the above decree, Ishai proceed 10 ,e b
AZ 'eWken' courthouse Thursday the th dsy of
"e< oenS court diyl between the hours of ? and
therein specified. =" Tue terms
Sept %. A''i' m' y C. e: g vs.. d.
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NIhsnssly: la Louisa county e.,u .J.,, 49,. go,
Against, "N'' Pits,
c noSert Emily and Martha Gooeb. ehnd,.,
Geors. Wood w wife Martha who Martha Wpa
WIZ VINO was Sarah Wood Sunpter rna OF sarah bis
sarah Don nJ ss and ThS%a, Doon children Of .s nd
admvrwilh the will annessd wTSd and Thompson Gooch.
The object of the bill in mi. Den..
his wife E and the defendant, sumpte Turner ass M Mil
not having Thomas Dooa and William Won
factory ev JaS the rule, oh ssss,a
Commonwealth INA. .nsy reside beyond The limit, Of sh
that the BILL term aPrssr and
weeks copy ofth order to be inserted ,n
asy. ne Courthouse door Of Iii, county or and
= A copy. Te,te next Io,,,, ,,
Sept ~. 1oHN HUNTER,
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Polphatan Lani for SnIo

virtue Ci deed OF trust executed the suhscrbsr nm
e z7h day OF April, 1925, by Henry Anderson and
' on the said 10Th day April 1925 The purpose
e W OF sum or sums Of money therein mention
~" ne sold at public auction, the highest bidder C
money at the front door of the Eagle Hotel in ,b
b on Monday the 18th day OF October next il 2
land IN Powha;an comy, adjoining The Land ~ a OF
om H., Josiah smith Lbey NeIhersnd Elizabeth Sam
1;o o,e man CHAM Road and Hudsbeths creek con-
uns shout Twelve hundred and thirty acres more or
so much thereof as will be sufficient 10 raise The sum -
intended TO be secured by the said deed u money
?: N NICHOLAS, }l
p c rh WIN. NERERvIS, trustees
L; .. me sale will commence O'clock and will L.
conducted by Thomas Taylor. N WIZ nc
sept. l. 90 a.
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PREPARaTORY SCHOOL,

subscriber will continue his school, (preparatorv far
entering eoileeeD at AIsra, two miles from Unmydsn
Syuhey Coege, and three from FarmviIle Th ,',,f
@ he advantage OF neighbourhood of high literary and
RAJ improvement large sohoOlhouse is under eon,ar
winch w be completed by the ensuing session Boardip NAV
~ y" nio"era'e terms, IN respectable families, mill d
tam. lerns-6reek and Latin Languages so dollar, Enl;h
per- session 20 of p1'a boarding 80 dollars Washing 10 dca.
student hnd'ng lis own bedding, candles Sc &c FIR,
.io nst June n Nov ending the last Of April Second
send Their sons aud those interested in the school, are
a requested to attend the examinations which will he b,d
Rersrencs" M seIi'1,' DRURY LACY.
Ararat, Sept. 49, 90 80
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FROM ingkan.,s .Sorr, az Sc,,,,,-,

FROM Canaingkara,s SONGS n & Sc,,,,,,
SONG OF THE ELFIN MILLER.
I'll lne'rty r'ng' the mills,one round
Full merr'ly rings the wheel,
Full nerrily yushes out the gri.,;
Come tsNe my fragrant meal.
As sendsthe liz its snowy drif
SO The meal comes ia a shower;
""fs' iari.', fast-for the time hie, past;
borrowed the mill an hour.
The miller he's worldly man,
And maun have double fee;
~ draw the sluice If the churr. dan,
Aud let the stream come fee;
S. ,,,, tnries, shout. see gushing out,
The meal come, like river:
The top Of the grain on hill aud plain
.ours and shall be ever.
One elf goe, chasing the wild b,,'. win.
And one the white evil. horn,
One hunts the fox for the white o. Install.
And we Wilma have him till morn;
One idle iiy, with the glow-wor,u's ray,
Run, glImneriny 'mang the moses.
An'ther Goes tramp wi the wil-o- vi,p', lsInr
To iishta lad I, the lasses.
Ga haste. my brown III. bring m, earn
From honnie Blaokwood plains;
90 gentle fairy, bring me grain
fion green Balcomar msins:
Hut pride of a at Cio,eburn la
ar I, the corn and latter;
Taste, fairies, taste, q gallar,er iris.
Hasnev,r beed wet with water.
ii,il"ah. my hopper i,heaped high;
lini! to the well hung wheels,
They sing for joy;-thr dusty roof,
II clsiters and il reels.
has'e, elves, and turn Won monntsin burn
BRING streams that shine like .ilier
!he dam IS down, the moon sinks SOON,
And maun grind my mellsr.
rs, hravely done, my wsnton elves,
That IL foaming stream;
see how the dust from tn mill Gie,,
Aud chokes the cold muon-beam
Haste, fairies, fleet cohle baptized feet,
Come sack aud sweep mn clean,
And meet me soon, ere sinks the moon,
And th1n maun speak of me.
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a TEACHER H.aN-TED.

n ucNTLEMAN who offer unquesiiona evidence.
VI ms competency TO teach full course of Maihenac.
% ,ne French and Spanish Languages may obtain desirable
IN very hourishng Institute ion, far from Rich
nu situated ~ healthy neghbouhood where the society
as sood as the State affords The advantages offered 10
seesh OF steady habits, qualified above are board wash
Jug ana lodging and salary Of 400 per annum
mage 70 the Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer will be i'm
amended TO, knowledge Of the Spanish language
hough desirable he dispensed william accurate kno
Sept Is. o. .s
me Editors of the New York Daily Advertiser are re-
q"esi to insert the above times in their paoer and r
ward their account 10 this Office f,s payment.
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SCHOOL IN GOOCgIeNc0

VIE subscriber proposes on the first of January ne,, IN,
open school at the place which he has LATELY y,r
cn ths i9ree Noched Road mile above Prov;snes
Ia,in and English GRAMMAR Geography, Mathematical The
n ana oreek Languages will he taught using tbe -,
ana pursuing the ofstudies adopted al Han
.; M oIese. rlins TO accommodate as nisny as
bo,p. 10 ny sn and wish TO engage bOarders and
e9ms Tuition for English Scholar, 20 do for Latin
and towels 20 Jo noardng exclusive of bedding, candle,
,ne mrs, oil June The months of May and October will be-
Sept. 10. " mhahEf'
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Dythe Governor Of the Commonwealth OF 1;,c;,-;a
Il PROLlN 1yyON "e''''~

w H. 80 mas been represented TO the Executive by
mama. or OF Princess Anne county, that certain ,ay.
cnn who mad heen convicted by the court of said
did ~ H. oe crime OF felony and sentenced suffer DEATH
from me ION day Of August last orcibly make his ee,pe
h., aI OF the said county, and going al large
-onn.;i ~ thought proper, with the advice Of the
sf,v In, ~ state u offer reward of one hundred and
and 20 any person persons. who will app, ehend
10 he JAN o Princes Anne county, the said ,lave
;i;, ana do moreover, require all officer, civil md
to e , apd eshoIt the good people of the
Pnenaea, mat he may he dealt with as the law dreet
III under my hand a. Governor and un Ter the seal of
1896 ""'"o' 'hs Sth day OF September,
Jacl :, -,,h.. -. -, JOHN TYLER
birb ,so rather stout light complexion feet or inches
" soout ~ years old has small scar Jus, above b
when spoken TO. nc has Gown look
Sept %. NJ
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MRS, TUCXER,S sCHooI..

ut CfJton, Brunswick Cty. ia.
I1LL reconimence OH the Cd Monday IN sen,cmb.r A
large ana conimcd'ous building has been erected, and
will he IN readiness for the Of her scholars she will
eee,ve lew Young Ladies IN addition present number
sr course Of instruction will include Reading
Writing Arhm etc, English Grammar Geosrapy wb the
use OF the Glcbe' History Mythology the Of Natural
mora. fho,oPhy and CHEMISTRY Instruction in the
s..e year Of ten months Mrs Tucker will also teach the
language critically at S2o Music $780, Drawing and
Painting on paper and velvet Si5-Doard, $50
Aug o5. 49, ~ 4.
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WILL stlluPon accommodating terms SINAI tract of land
ng on pamonkey river, and adjoining Hanover Town The
lands OF Robert Page William Rosne 9dre
na onefs containing about 200 acres, third Of which
any on the Tver, farther description Is dc emed
nose disposed TO purchase will first view the premises ne
anu W." e SHOWN to those disposed TO purchase by MIR. j. g.
she, VINO nov has II in cultivation For terms apIv TO
me,srs Lakeland Henshaw Co. Of Richmond or 10 he
August 81. ~ o.
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NOTInE

q ~ persons having any claims or den and. sv,p, u,
heuoen Iankersley dec. either in his
county, Of Gps o. me Deputy Sheriff. for several years ofhe
uooTloer az he desiIous Of settling and eos; 70 tne
requested thai az ,nt ,ad nfa9s9 r1neey dec II Ee
given. P'J" H'' an, ne indulgence can be
Sept. 70, 1926 DfhD GEORGE.
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.nIDIKaY aCADE,l

vembe All Ss WI, commence on the @ Monday No
more and Jnn,, S p.Pa,aory to entering the Sopho-
The. ,.;r w. N. PAGE and EDWARD w. KENNEY.
sequence vacancy Tor afew additional pupils in con-
nehed II requested. 's'' DooS VIII be FUR
seb heretofore, $50 for classical SIS for English
S,ao'e's tne year consisting Of 10 months. e
u u ,he most respectable families. Addre
Sept 8. u"y' q.
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VIII sell upon Accommodating terms two tract. of Land I
IN the county of Notoway one CONTAINING bsi,v yins
a teetpe h,'"dTtd acres, situated Nooway River and
.oaDnS large portion OF first bottom land well sdan
ted 10 The growth OF Tobacco or any other cron 5
good and well suited for the culture Of cotton The other
@ containing between screen and eight hundred acres lies on
arY quantity OF very excellent fiat land. All person. dis
o'.d 10 purchase are invited 10 view premises which will
''"eN" ~ tue oVsf'eers, OF by myself on application
August %. L. hAnDaWAf'
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IL virtue Of deedoflru,i executed bv g-ri,v.c, N,
ne. a.o Marc his wife, to u The su6scrbers IL n ~
Ion III as'n oeb'' due ny said Walker TO Bn,hroJ W.
w" ahn lawrence Lewis, EXECUTOR Of Cieorve 49, " sshns
n ad deed bears date the 9th Jay oJanuarv s9o a .r
he ,s.o,oea 10 he county court II Aibemarle We & !,
Lew on he iih day cf December next AT The
70 Dhsrlouesyille, 10 the county OF AIbemarIs @
, uo,o auction TO The highest bidder for each ~ ~
Ea ei 'Snd' whohthe said Meriwetbet t. sILs s,, w
Asm,,s bona. SWsker lying in the said county,
land sdo;n;, ~ acres spd also al that other tract
Dna ,n 1 ,d Msriwtber l. Walker purchased 81 ss
two ids b ~ ms VIZ which said two tract. are b,oJsd
oe 'nd ~ Etsbh Walker and on p fourth nv ,. 'as
We ohgwnS negro siayesto Wit Hsfrv ~ TT
~ ne ,ald property will suffice 70 satisfy snd % 20 nv
de aid n,S,ds 9os p The said Aisrwetbe T. ware
., we sa'd George Wa'bpgtos dec and The
JOHN WASHINGTON.
Sent. L. BUSH. g. WASHINGTON /
o.
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500 or $50 Relrnrd

"A BSCONDED on the 18th Of August negro man h., .
u Era;mu. Hunt Said negro is about 80 years Of age
rather below the middle sire sloops little and
keeps himself very geneely dressed IL IS hibly prbs
mas made his wayio some Of the northern cities "
Osfy a9tgs reward will be given for experimenting said
negro upon delivery upon his being confined 40 he 49,
Sos'ned by US II taken within this state, and taken out Of H.
80 s. Il NJ. ALLEN & Co.
Sept 10 40 'nmohd
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uNEnprS -'ni -LE-ATToRNEY AT LAW
;,IS-e the public that he will after November next
rom ,ne practice Of law in the Inferior Courts,
VI mos. which are held in this city and the county of
step that he m oS S., Twelve miles Hell; Induced take This
, aud to the practice Of the Superior Court, p.,
Superior Court of Chancey for th, districts being
gard for ~ Puaued una, professional duties, due re
with an ePu.a"on lawyer, incompatible
study nor .,en,o soS practices which admit, neither Of
ab.en, from b 70 o., eiee lie viii Of he seldom
Williamsburg, Sent 2s "''' business.
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Sale of Nsoroes

Oale Of .NegTOeS.
SHALL offer for sale TO the highest bidder on MONDAY
<0.h DAY OF September next far otherwise the neri far
day, at the late residence Of Edmund U,rr;.on a.
county Of Amelia between 80 and Negoe, consisting Of
mem women, boys and girls. Among whom are some a. yaI
servants as any IN this state, blacksmiths carmen
ter: and crop hands The sale continue from dsv To- J
until completed TENS made known ON The Jav syJ u az
P' VI '''e NArII'L HARRISON, Exr
Al. . , OF Edmund Harrison dec
I's, W. 't"sus' ,, 1870 25-tJs+
-, JAMES r. COOKE.
'ooeDer heh al winch time will positively take nlnce