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nc heSt Session will commence the fist Monday in No
semoer A the studies preparatory entering The sopho
'"o' auu junior Oilsses al College are taught
go W. N PAG f. aud EDWARD W. KENNEY.
iee WIZ De vacancy Tor few additional pupils. IN CON
nEhed ifTequested ~ va w sur
as heretofore $50 for classical and So for Errj;b
SCHOLARS, the year consisting Of 10 months.
o5n qe nad ~ me most respectable families Addres.
Lasnshornes Tavern, Cumberland county
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JOHN a. WASHINGTON.
BUSH. G. WASHINGTON.
S-.,sf1.
Sept. IS
EOR SIZE

mt uae OF land which L reside living in the
county OF Prince Edward Bush River fge mile south
rHnVe and hive Last OF the courhotise contaninr he
n 10 ana 400 acres 500 of which first rate lov
to no tract Of land in the county. There i, on
80 u"ehg mouse, and outhouses of every descrptinn
Purchaser are invited to and see il, f'''''
Prioee Edward, Aug. IS 2g,isif H.
We subscribers have united themselves IN the pTaIc ~
Law n the Superior Courts Of Chancery for Inc Rich
mona ana Fredtcksburg Districts They will nav the c,e.
10 9 business conhdcd TO them, and fiite themselves
he JOINT efforts wall he The servceable 10 those who
may e'u u'' 'nei cases 10 TIER care and management
Sept 10 '-0---A''D 9e 70
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.EOTTGE
4f-w5ts

having any claims dem ands against the late
heuheh i"nkersley, dec either in hi, mr.
c rs one Of the Deputy Sheriff. several years ofhe
snb"b ., are requested TO make them known to the
gneIe o., the said Reuben Tankesey dec It is kew
fi a an persons indebted 10 said estate should come
-iye ~ Ne immediate paym Htas indulgence can be
sent 70 ,ooe BYRD GEORGE.
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EUUN.HTI0A al.

? WE School will be continued If o, - II,
yea, under The direction Of NY son Charlie. vyill;, ms
i-ngu,h Ifgonomeiry and fhe fheotv ~ .y ~, y
eboo ', f.f ns,s and he ra6sls,ng VI french TIE
es,bsr 2 me loh Januafy and end The isih De-
Inn, pc 90 dollars Tor board Ohs scholar Gad"r b a
w ,6c i ''s o' tuition IN Enesh 20 dollars In foirn
~ mus ABOVE iUrhmcnd Tie county Of Losi.s I,,e
"V De directed 70 Jaeksa1's Post Office Loniss
oas HARLhs DABNEy.je
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Chancery AT held for Prince Edward cn,n,v,
n July me 18Th, 1876: John b. Hudson Robert Hu.s,,
mon hudson, Thomas Robins Nancy hi, wife
y hudson hn hard High and judith his wife formerlv Ui
VINO are children OF VIM Hudson John Law and Pollv b,
he' Formerly Mason, James Vaughan and Sally b ~
My mas 1n Henry King and Judith his wife fomer
" ihonas Doweil in right of his wife Elizabeth TYb
are endTen OF Sally Mason deco Francis, Vaughan ,I
magazine ms wiie imerly Mason James Miller and Pat,
ns wie formerly Mason, and Thomas Moore and S,e,ny
MS "He' formerly Mason, (also children IF Sally Ma.onS ~
thona' Iaik admor WI Ga the will annexed Of Edward I,5
s3n Hec ny Hudson atom Hudson, Polly Mefgan fmsi
iiuuso Esward Bruce and Reh his wife frmsrI H.
son. VINO ATE children of James Hudson aud Thomas ,d
Against, ComPs'
of John Hudson, dec. -u"'iu ana ma sdmof'
On motion Of the defendant rlered b,, the III,
ca against MN taking the hill confessed he ..t Ia -
uP" 10 hed ms answer, and the motion of The con,
'! ieaye Is given them 10 end their bill and NIL
ne" Iats % ihs suit, which ing made in cur
~ e'suns EAzaht'h Hudson, widow If John Tudsop dec
I, CEe'4, Mackness Rowett and Polly hi, wife Tbon
i" ana Lemuei Ferguson and Sally wife as dn
e . cause Is seat TO the rules for this pioceednr ,o bs
"dI !ei and the deiis. Thomas Hudson IemueI tS,.o
aods ay hrs wife, not having entered their appearancs at
gE secuy according 10 Act of the General Assemble
a he rules oil tins court and appearing TO the sa.f,r
OF he eo that they not inhabitants hi, state ON th
o me Piainants by oounsel is ordered bat H.,
sa ui's ihopas mison, Lemue Ferguson and SALLY n.
w DO appear here on the FIRST day November court
ana answer The comPlainan BILL that copy of ibis ord,
peITwih inherited IN of the public new.naner.
PRIME III me c'iy OF Richmond for mcnths
ana also posted at The front door of the courthouse OF &
county. u "''s
Son. copy iete. d. J. WoRsHAM, c. c.
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CnItrntnrs Ohin {

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct 5.
United States RoGh We have lately travel
led over the United States Road from the Lower
Rapids OF The Miami Of Lake Erie, TO the Yes
tern line OF the Connecticut Western Reserve
which was located in the fall of 1923, and con
tracts Tor making the same, were entered into in
IS24 D. When completed, it will he one Of the
best roads in he United States. The contracts all
expire IN December next. There is, al this time
between 30 and 10 miles completed. Whole dis
lance 10 l-2miles, 81 poles, and 30 links. Much
credit - due to the agent, Q. F.. Atkins, Esq. for
the faithful manner in which he has discharged the
duties OF his Office. We understand the continue.
ton OF this road through Michigan to Detroit. is
IN rapid progress, the completion # which will
be OF vast importance 10 The Noubern section Of
hs State, and to the rapidly settling country Of
Michigan.
ohio Canals. MIR. Kelley, the acting Commits.
.ioner, has advertised to receive proposals on The
18th instant, at New Philadelphia f. The CON
siruc'ion Of various sections Of The Canal in s,,k
ana Iuscarawas counties. The line TO be let. is
upwards Of thirty miles ia length; will contain
seven or eight locks, one or TWO dams Of consid
cradle magnitude, and several large cuIyerts.
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stone .dGSonS and LG6otcis Hunted
Mn 10 employ Immediately, number Of Ma,ons and La
70 rebuild the arc h. &c. the Locks carried away
~ ''e Heshet Application 60 be made at Peter burr 10
o,,,, D. MORTON, agent U. A. company.
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Sf0tne Of Washington. - The Boston people.
who talk less, but do great deal more than we of
New York. for encouraging the arts. and embel-
iishinS their capital about 10 receive from the
hands OF Chantrey the statue which he is known
10 DE Tor some time Engaged upon we are glad
10 perceive by the artists letter below, that he
himself Is content with his work. twill then pro-
badly content Others. When shall n ew York erect
the equestrian statue of which such promise has
from time 10 time been made?
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II Situation UInnted

"A YOUNG Gentleman who has b.ep eel -
- Eyed as Instructor OF youth, wishes stuar;on in
Ir private SEMINARY. He deems himself qualified io
nnh JFstki Latin aud French Languages and The first
naRchss OF Mahenaic' together with the oIina,, bb
70 Letter directed to A. b., near Doy d6r Mel
iehhurg, Va, wall be attended TO. ''' "'e'A
Oct 10
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Aroinu Plaintiff,
r"'tdnd IhomPson, of William 1i;,,5,U .
o ls error Of fhoaas Miteheu dec and he said
neH'o1 Jr and Sarah j. his rife Francis S AI,cS,
1torge y. hfeheR dec Hereunder M. Mitchell TSon,o
4IIShen ana iHne III Mitchell alone If she be no ,5s &c;
J'5e 5sT,,ss.,- =, "ts 'pys. Defts.
seq ana hoHlas Mitchell having entered t6eir a,
% e. security according to The Act of Assemble o,d
'ae Lu4sS 81 thts oo'f and appearing BIZ sS,is(or 80
80; t"1s t"ty are not HhG6itGatS IF fk corur, I,
1hGt The said PENDANTS do dppear here on The ~
gy ".[t Term and answer the bill the ,f
thd copy 81 ths Order be JorthToh inserted in so,a,
paper PUBLISHED IN TIE city IF Richmond for o months
'y' ana posted at The front door the capfoL in ne
sag cry Il copy. Ieste, Nm " HFTIY1;. c. '''
S6-.p9.p+
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NOTICE.

IN any way whatever for bond executed bv WIFE, 7
sdoTa and Stephen Bedford to John eid Of Meet
county, Va for the Of thirteen hundred dol,r
thereabous payable the ist day Of Jsnnsv ts2s
~, ~ V"5' ~ "e ny contract Wm. MARSHALL.
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gentlemen now IA this city, is the proprietor OF the
above mentioned engraving, and that coTec, i'm
pressiors from it may be expected in Boston ia the
course OF the present month. The Committee on
the location OF the Statue held meeting yesterday
on the subject, Boston Centi,,cI.
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statue If V'ashmgton Our fellow citizens.
will learn with pleasure, that the long desired stu
ire 81 ~ gshiHgiOH, from tie chseI Of Cbantycy
b al length completed, and that It's arrival here
may shortly be expected. An engraving Of IS has
been made in London, by an eminent artist end
~ s. un finished proof" of it hss been received by
lhe Committee. u appears. however, from Tie
otter OF Mr. & that The execution OF the portrait
we OF 1t was h.lly satisfactory to the scul ptor
- probably viii be made perfectly So before i'm
rrsssion' are tatfn from 10 for public inspection.
One Of the objections made To- The statue Of yYasb-
ingfon, ezecu ed rs CarorG Tor the State OF n
tarolira,-iis Being 10 Roman costume.-has
been removed by Mr. g. mo hss given t,e Father
~ o1 County civil dress r. with military
cloak thrown gracefully over The figure; which i
colossal, being eight or nine feet in height II is
hoped also thst in our Statue the likeness Of the
iilusfious fNuot is better presergc cd than in that
o. Canova ~ an article published yesterday, we
formed 'h., AIr S. Isndtou, 40 ~ glish
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The United States loop Of war Lexington.
Captain hubdck, sailed from New York on FIJI
day for Trinidad I-l,nd, to bring home the remains
OF Commodore Perry The Greek nigate Hove.
remained az anchor IN the Bay, bit viii probably
sail The first favorable wind.
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$50 REV ARD

Y ANAWAY on Saturday the Ah lust. from the residence
~ OF MT Susanna Tius,y, ia Hanover county, mul.,to
man naned IAC H. who calls himself Jack Smith lie about
'e 'eet 10 or II inches high light pleasing eon
mar inclined 10 he straight, aud about 25 wears old
nc had aVae OF clothing which he took him; among
"hoh was long coat made of Virginia cloth, part wool AZ
hs can read ana write he has, protby, pass Captain,
OF 'eSse and Others foTwlrned hator or carry
hn out OF the State The above will he paid The :
mSen Hu' OF The State and $40 taken in the State and m
Cured sol get him again. THOMAS o. TfNSJFv
~. 20. i5-6t
WISH 10 sci! iof cash, about forty negroes ia famIes
Oct n. a. @, i
me Peer'g Inegeneer requested insert the above
ecI umes and IoTwat The account 10 th Ocr
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EPIrAPLI

- Inc following beautiful lines, from the pen
homas Moore, are Inscribed on Tomb stone
ected IN the Church.ya of Chesdle in Staffor
hire, To the memory of his friend Joseph Atkir
on. ESQ OF Melfeld, in the county of Dubli
yho died whilst on visit in that vicinity, ie
ears ago -
ever lot was pro.perOusly cast,
~ ever ltie wss like the heightened flow
VI some sweet clnsic-sweetness TO the last
Twas ms, who lpou'ntd by many, sleeps below.
ne sunny temper hrigh; where all s strife,
ihe simple hesr that mooks at worldly wilss
Lishi wa that plays along the calm Ie
And stirs its lsuguid surface into smiles
Pure charity that come. not in a shower
sudden aud loud, depressing Sla; il feeds;
Du. i,he Tue dew with grateful slen; power
feh IN the bloom it leaves among the meade,
The happy grateful spirit that improves,
ANA htishteus eyUCy gift hy fortune given
4nat wandes where II will with those IL loves
Makes \vety place home and home heaven
Authe'e were his-oh thou who reaJst hi. Stone
- when for myself thy children to the XIV
lou numhly praycst ask this boon alone,
mat We Ike him may live like him tniy die
THOMAS MOORE.
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H.M &. .M.dRY COLIrc.r


VIE lectures in IA. hufioa nil cosasne. as asyeio
- lore, on es last Monday Octoher From, ne
i'' is"ea cy tte Rector the OR Of Se,fe,nbr fun
fetg Of the tsors Confidently expected on t6s Ie Of
Vco az Ft'ch tirie there scarcely any doubt b,t th. ne
by tb resignaion othe President aud
FgeSAoT o. bor1i Philosophy, tr be fitted In fke esnf
eeeVsT eseR Q failure Of proposed meeting of fBs
In tHs Plof,c are assured that the M course Of lectures
e HsVfhsftss DC defrsred hsra<ore TO oil che classes ia
oousye "r's hs eRsig session: the Professors knrin d.
20 f6Ss the odviee # he Ysors scio may az that
UT ~, '.'n' a"a dpont SUCH person peysoAs for Ms
ytar az nay be deemed Jsss qualified To diargs
az, tHe as' q Tie Moral aud Political CHAIR TIE Graa.
mar sHe0I cH open on the LIST Of October according 10 ne
directions efthe Ngtste and board Sc e Be fsrished as
usual 20 PEPis a. that sciooi
FERDINAND s CAMPBELL.
n II Secretary Of the Society
D. steward has been engaged who will enter on hi.
uss at"e opening OF the oolieg, provide every thing
aud desirable for the contot and qualification Of the
OctS. q, O.
Doltd, lodging washing &c &c for the Session OF ten
SiVV tuition 20 do whole expense 20 dolls, Board lodr
@ asnd'nSe &c aer the session ginning 5Oth October
hd sndE 4h july TO be Pssi by the TO the Stew
M dolls washing eandle 20 do, tuition eesto each
~ doll' 1t three attended, whole expense 100
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In addition to the very handsome manner in
which Col. Mercer's late Grafton at Princeton, is
spoken of in he public prints, we have been no
litely favored with The p-russl of letter from
the itev DR.. James Canadian, president OF Prince
ton College, 10 the Rev. Septimus fusion. of
this town, from which we take the following ex-
tract
PRINCETON, Sept. so, 1926.
g Rev. and Df. Sir,
In consequence OF a very severe cold, which
mas confined me 10 bed for'y-eight hours, have
oeeh unable at an earlier period, TO give you an
account OF our annual commencement-which
must now do in a few words. Al = o'clock. p.
VI. on Tuesday the 26th inst. the Hon. Charles
r Mercer, OF Loudoun county, Va. delivered
an able and eloquent Grafton, at the request Of
the American Wing and CIiosophic Societies.
before very large and respectable audience
FROM the character Of the speaker which was
well known in this college iventy-six years ago.
pubic expectation was very high; yet do not
hazard any thing in saying, that Mr. Mercer rose
ABOVE the antcipatIons OF his most ardent friends
In speech of about two hours, he enchanted the
attention OF his audience, and closed with the most
powerful appeal 10 the citizens Of tbi. state in
behalf OF Nassau Hsll. Mir. MERGERS Grafton
was not intended TO be a splendid defamation.
destitute OF solid instruction. Utility was obyi-
ously his first am and his style and manner were
WOIthy oI MS oDlect MIR. Mercer has Welded to
the earnest solicitations of the Societies and
others, and the Grafton will be pubIished al an ear
~ period, when shall have The pleasure of send
ing you copy. | have no doubt it will appear
wei IN print, yet it must lose much of its effect
separate nom the happy manner in which il was
delivered. On the day following, the honorary
degree OF Doctor OF Laws, was unanimously con-
ferred on MIR. Mercer by the Trustees Of the Col
lege OF New JERSEY. Our commencement was q
very pleasant one. The audience seemed gratified
with the public exhibition.
with best respects, &c
&C am. dear sir, your friend.
JAMES CARNAHAN."
The Rev Gentleman, to whose poIiteness We
are indebted for the above extract, has also re-
celved a letter from the Rev. DR.. NeilI. presjden,
OF Carlisle College, which speaks of the Grafton Of
our townsm2n, Richard II. Lee, Esq in the fol-
lowing terms:-
1t gives me pleasure to say that Mr.. Lees
grafton care universal satistaction, and that il,
a uery high degree. The speech is now in TYNE.
in pamphlet form, and you will doubtless. in a
lew days, haveth pleasure of seeing it-Mr. Lee
is a fsvourite here
The circumstance Of fUo of our felIow-ci,izens
and tewnsmen, being thus distinguished, at the re-
cent commencemenls in New jersey and Penn
sylvania, Is certainly honour of which few viii
lagos can boast.
[Lees6uyg Genius Of Liberty
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GORDOA;S

WE oher for Renthe Tavern place for the ensuing
will that dag be offered for rent 10 the hiyhe bidJ
CHARLES BEALE.
NAT: GORDON
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N Chanoery. In Louisa county c,,,5f Lii, ~ ,5,T-
Il John Wood and Elizabeth Wood ' ~ pi 49,

Y iRGlNIA 1T Rules, hoLdes. il, the eieyi, o0;
HuPerior Court Of Chascery for The Ricbmogg J 81
TIC 1th day IF Augt1f, 1926 "" d"'f'e's
fFa"cS johnson, ssRr aud barbara H. 6i,,rf,
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iAe Asasea Dparisnt ef re coianLian Coll,e, =, ti
..,,,,. District IF Columbia.
Viz thlrd session OF this Institution will com.,. nj, ,h
td Monday in Noyember next aud continue 10 ,bs s.t
teofu" during thu. period Lectures will he delivered
sun ii courses be given the various branches OF
i \, S, ~ D. Professor Of Anatomy aud Physiology
s =, ~, 9.aus mon, NJ D. Professor OF Surgery.
i1ona Henderson, NJ ID. Professor Of Theory and D. .,
of Medicine 10y 'N '"''0e
~ ", "o,tns'c9' NJ D. Professor Of Bla,erio Mediea
Edward Ctrhush, VI. u Professor Of Chemi.t,y
Frederick May, NJ ID. P,ofcs.or OF ob.etric,
u...,, ~ N W. woRrHINGToN, Dean
Sept s. o. -,
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,.,,. Dtsm1l SW0Wp LaHd C0mp0nV
fg'lt h9iirrs ~ Shares in this COMPANY sre r,e4 .
a Hsdne'dly- t- t5.h of Novemhrr nexi I. ,f '"'
pointed W thor mctiing ~ suGai k Va. 5 W
- FIELDING LEWIS rr.,r,
infns ani oiFafl int ae.ora' g.. r',e
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MIR. CHANTREY's LETTER

befgrdpe Place, 5M .dug. 1926.
Dear Sir: The best apology which can offer
Tor my silence, as to your inquiries concerning the
statue OF Washington is, that wished you to
learn my success rather from my chiSel than my
pen, and that your friends here kindly promised 10
make you acquainted with the progress of my la
oours' have now finished the statue, and were
asked, Are you satisfied with your SUGGEST" |
should honestly answer, Yes" So much so
mat have allowed engraving TO be made from II
winch Is contrary 10 my usual practice and send
an unfinished proof from the plate in order that
you may form some idea of the figure. The por-
uaiture was imperfect, and have mixed the face
\simpiy by drawing lines across it, that it may
not mislead you respecting the marble, for / assure
you am Hem6hngiy alive. to the criticism of
those who may have had the qualification of know
ing the original
AS ielt anxious, that the statue should have
me use OF my experience in choosing a favorable
situation and suitable light, have communicated
my opinions TO MIR. Williams. in order tina, they
may be submitted to the committee. You will OH
serve, that have expressed to Mr.. Williams 4
wish to retain the statue for short time, beside
me, that it might have the benefit of my maturest
examination. 1t has had this advantage i, is
finished and now await, the order of Mr.. Williams
OF yourself, be packed and put on board any
snip you name. | remain, sc. &c.
+. CHANTREY.
To JOHN LOWELL, Esq.
Il hope Mir. Chanrey will have no occasion to
feel hurt by any unknd criticisms on Il work of so
much intrinsic difficulty, under the disadvantages
TO which he exposed.
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.,, sale or Negroes.
AIL oner To- sale o. tae hghrst bidder on MONDAY the
<S,h y OF September tai otho wis. h. nexi f,
maj a. ,se ie r''ldenee Of Edmund IIarou dec IN the
county Of Amelia, between 80 anj 100 Neeoe oop.in, f
y"' "'"e' boys aud girs Among VIII IN are some a. y,,
ne SEA wants any This state backsmiths carpep-
u CT ~ hands The sale -untinu. from ,isv 10 Ia
un'" completed TENS made known ON The ,N al =, iS
pace o. safe NArH'L tIARBtsON, EA'r
Amelia county, August I, i826 - 49, U''
i'""'en To Tue above sale so lar m. interested
-, -, JAMES p. COOKE.
oSeI5oer next at which time will positively take place
SET upon aceommodng terms, tract, OF land lying
w me county OF Nutoway, containing between e,e
una s'Se hEtGred acres situated No5vay River AMI
containing large portion Of fest rate bottom land well ada
yea 70 hc owth Tobacco, other crp; the biph lam,
good and wen suited Tor the culture of cotton The ber
ae containing between aud light hundred acres On
HeeP creek, and bounded 10y other creeks which Afford
Iis quantity OF very excellent fiat lend. All pesou ia,
pos'd To- pure base iuved view the premises which will
o''hewh ~ the oytTseers, hy myself application
August %. a. r.
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E'HE nins's heretofore oopdr,ted by Si,rfay J. c,,,
~iH LOU ih. dly DO continued by tht subs, ers md
'' "'" '' ~'1'P y ~g'a' SfERLiNd J. OHUMP.
r.4o JOHN l.. LYON.
l7-7i
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Compt.

y CHANCEHY. AT tu.e. t,kr,,n f,. ,,l,,k,, os,.
100, Pp"ee Edward County eour the $,h day Of septsmt,
Soein 11"H'S" Compt.
,s Wsm kowleu and Jemma his wife, John Owen JESSE
Poly b s , aud Agnes has wife, Rowlett aud
sally, Behey, Mley, George and Tbnnnan Rnrt psE
I nons' ANeret and Amy c. his wife, Thoma, Row
Am o. VA o. owen, aud William g. Owen, executor of
oa Ieiendsns William Rowlet and Jemina his wife John
1esse owen, and Thomas owlett not having ents,si
cn.rI St, 'hu gwen security according Act Of the
aud the rules of this court, and il appearing
'attey az not inhabitants this tate. On The noi;r &c %
~. ny her attorney Its entered AT rules aforesaid
- 't sstu defendants William io,leit and Jemima ~;
wie John Owen, Jesse Owen aud Thomas Roxl,t 10 s
ON tne n,st day Of December court next and answer tb
in,@Ited W." and mat c,py Of this order be forthwith
- IN some one OF the public nsypapsts printed in d.
Guy OF Richmond, for months .ucee.siyeiy ana i ,
al the front door of the Courthouse of b,, count P''ea
o.. a iToSPy' Ie'e' b. J. woRsHAM, C. c.
44-w8ws
ChAnoery In Louisa county court J,I1 i6s I5,I
'Snh mood and Elizabeth Wood, Pix,
Robert Emily and Martha Couch. children If rto,,,...
Hooch and his deceased wife Martha =, no ,v, M,,h
ueoiee Wood WIN. BOLTON, SURVIVING husband oT ST. ~,
wiz wny was sarah Wood, Sumpter Turner and Rachel he
sarah Dolon, dec. William Wood and Tbon,.r C $50
"u'Ho''"'h 'he VIII annexed Of Thomas Wood dec '
tn. Observation-Disclosures Den..
OF the estate OF Thomas Wood dec srreesbl 10 III I %
M NJ and the defendants Sumpter Turner and Rachel
wiz, Ellen D9'ton, Thoma, Dolton and William Wood
,ns to law and the rules OF this csu and il ,nnes t ,;
e.oy evItnee that they reside beyond he limit. of tb;
eU h ~ Is ordered therefore that they appear and
ht Plalnhs BILL at before ember term pey, ia
pl'ns cause copy of this order 70 be inserted egb,
po,te % ,b some newspaper edited Virginia. ard
day. previous TO November tern next 10y =" so'e eou''
Son, a ,e9oPy' Tese. JOHN HUNTER, c. G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-24
Ha.V0 YER L.aN.D ron ME

WILL sell upon accommodating terms small tact Of land
ns on famonkey riyeI, and adjoining Hanover Town the
ln1s 81 Robert Page, William Roine, Judge
ana others containing ABOUT 200 acres one hird IF which -
h't rate Faokey to grounds aud the high land eqnaI 10
any on the rVsr iaier disruption Is deemed
As Ih's disposed to purchase will first the premises the
anu Will be shown to those disposed purchase J., Rir j q
Waie, who has It ia cultivation For terms. ,ppy 10
hies Lakeland, Henshaw & Go. Of Richmond OF To- IN. .ub
August n. o. ,f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-15
NunneNs's Prize Office,

I"LEAiNDRIf II. L.
The Grand Consolidated State Lottery Of MaryFd,
to be drawn in Baltimore on WEDNESDAY NEXT.