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BANK NOTES

Ldt0 CaSe.-in the case of Martin versus the
Bank OF the United States, argued at the last ses-
SION OF the u. States Circuit, Court in Philadelphia
JuaSe Washington pronounced an opinion on the
Inability OF the Bank to pay such OF its notes as
have been divided, when all the parts are not pre-
scented.
Alter the bank had published notice that they
would not Pay imperfect notes, the plaintiff cut in
10 hsiVes number of notes in his possession A.
mounting IN value 10 $500. all forwarded them,
oy inherent mails, IN two parcels, from Cincinnati
oNe Vi the parcels was not received; and the de-
mand was tor tie full value of the notes
Mr.. Kinney was for the plaintiff. and Mr.. Ser
Seant for the Bank. Judge Washington annroved
oi the principles on which the case of Bullet VS.
'he bank oil pennsylvania decided. A no,e
10 evidence oil debt due from the maker to the
hSlder, aud nothing more. If il can be produced. il
Is ths Best possible evidence; and indeed the only
proper evidence. In case, however, by any acct
"en' or fraud the holder lose possession of it, he
does not thereby lose his debt and the law permits
him to bring forward the best evidence of i, tia,
may DC Ia ins power. Cutting a bank note into
'"o parts does not discharge the debt. nor impair
'he evidence, II the contents of the note can be
made out by uniting the parts, and if one of the
parts De lost, the debt is not cancelled. The evil
aence Is impalred-not by cutting the note, but by
losing portion OF II. Whether the whole or a
psrt be lost, the owner must avail himself of Sc
ava exist, that 1t is lost destroyed and that he
Is The true owner of the debt. If a whole note
mas oeen lost 1t may be difficult prove that it is
not In other hands; but If part be retained there
Is no difficulty In proving right 10 the whole
Inc possessor OF the part lost purloned, cannot
possibly prove any claim, judically speaking
mat Is without snpposing perjury.
The person who receives half a note looks for
Indemnify TO the one from whom he takes it, to
guard against previous fraud; so that the bank is
not exposed TO pay The amount twice, unless by the
care,essness OF it's officers
LIE defendants counsel stated many Difficult
Ties; but most iIgated cases are liable 20 equal
difficulties
The Judge was also of opinion, that the banl,
Could not prescribe the terms on which notes
should be paid, having no power over the law of
evidence and no authority to say that cut note
would not be paid.
The opinion of the Judge was. that iudgneu,
should be entered for the plaintiff; and in this o.
p'hion justice Peters entirely concurIeh. Judg-
ment Tor the plaintiff for the full amount of the
notes.
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FL0RIDa L.4NrD .aGENC

office f,r the purchase sale Of land i, oneneJ n
n Tallahassee the seat OF government, in Florida Ikpown
Nat The rich lands in Florida adopted 10 the cun,
OF those great staples Sugar Cane Sea Island Cofo
that gentlemen, who visit this county with view 10 pern,
hsht settlement, labor under many disadvantage, IN te pu,
chase or location Of lands; which believed might be oyi,
ted by tins Office II Is the of the underigned 10 he
prepared with special information relative to the a NH
eFtst q the most vaHabie lands which may be oered for
sale by the government by individuals Books will he OMEN
ed io Tie registering OF all estates which may be m
ihe charge Of said Office, with aud descri,on+
examinations VIII be made all It deens nsee.,srv
The sad office will be prepared stteud to all business
i've To !he perfect completion adjustment of Iand chime
10 all business aPPeftaning the Donation or Pre- e,
La passed by the Congress Of the United Slater fo1 The
heneh oil the early settlers IN Florida aud 10 every Je
tIon Of business, relating 10 General Laad 1esne, Eaf
ths pubic lands which offered May 1895 and of
those which may BE- hereafter advertised ale
s ISD si Ill umes be procured Letters (65 pa) ad-
dressed to Richard O Allen Go. Tallahassee fl,r,a I'll,
attended 10. HICUAnD Z. AZ $50 ~ "e
Tallahassee 18th June, s26. W.
REFERENCES.
His Ezcellcncy WIN. T. DuyaI
Col Robert Butler, Surveyor General
General Richard X. Call,
Col. James Gadsdeu,
MsJor Benj. Chaires TallaInssee
Jonatlah Robson, Esq Gadsden Co.aty Fyo,i,,
24-zl4t
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paiuable Reo, Estate for Sale.

= uuo0fe deot Estate for Sale.
WISH to setwo tracts ofsnj the eouuty Of aur
bell one containing about 1000 acres, the other between
e sores The two tracts separated only hy creek
On the h al beng theaetoa which Ieside there are not
more .au vo acres OF open land, most Of which has been
cleared Within few There clear large
quantity Of first rate Tobacco Land nearly all of which lies in
one body Tins tract lies remarkably well, being very little
undulated-he water fine, and the and
agreeable The improvements large dwelling house Of
rock Kitchen, smoke house, house. together with an
ovetseen house. auh good tobacco hswe all which are
new of tn, other tract nearly half OF open land and in
bSh state OF eneut, part which of sry
superior qualify There !, slso excellent MID SIZE
aud good sihard Of well selected fruit trees The Improve
mep' are two good dwelling houses about half apart
with all the usual out houses attached each them
dt unnecessary to describe the operty more
lar MANNER knowing that those who dps.ed buy will
nr't by way Of further induce me, would state
mat there Is GU these tracts, large quantity of good Mead,
na winch certainly considerable acquisition them.
All pe'sOi who DESTROYS of purchasing the above
pery are Partieulsry invited cali and The
teis wall he liberal anil and known by
living the premises about 20 miles
LJneh'urS aud sou,heast from Campbell Courthouse.
NATHANIEL w. PAYNE.
D. The above land could be conveniently divided
'"si'er tracts ~ SUIT purchasers. N w. 2.
August n. o7-vtf
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NOTICE.

IT my intention 70 open SCHOOL for Che ep,,ing -
n b. the neighhOurhOod " JohHsont spfio-s o. -
county weh Is e. commence the f5 January and elose Is
Of December following, making term Of 10 month, az ~
"Fing summer month Tor vacation. The branebe ~ f.
Mre which shall teach the following. The Latin 80
Engh languages gammsticay, Geography with he nae
hs maps ani Globe the inferior bfanche Of M,tisp,,
comprising Plane Solid eoIetry & survsv;
Afh" etc i be well situafed Tor ihe &C -
80 Or eight Boardefs IN desirable nei-brboJ -
health. IS audnoi more lbsn 70 nis from Reb,pnrJ a.
Eriee ior ard and Tuition - dollars payable At he end 81
me year th",e "no WISH % engsgo rtqgested 4, d. =,
immediately, either by leaving letter fyr me s,fb -
applying 70 Wm Andersou merchant lazy street EiebrJ
July 81. " " o ilOoDf'
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Ten Dollars RelUard.
ID ANAWAY from the .nh.crlher ON Snnhar

k AFATAY from the subscriber Sunday morning The
1oth day OF june indeniel apprentice the Tailor
ins business, named William Griffin, between and wear.
OF ae about feet 10 inches and hsb dark hair anL
lie mad on when he ahsconded, black boubazstt coat
anu striped panIaoons he also took with him par of ban.
up cord aud pair Of green bonbazet pantaloon Iii, .5
ed ne WIZ endeaTour to get to Richmond where he has
'i1S All persons forbid trusting, harborir- or
employing him any way as the law in ali ases viii
The above reward will be paid any person who
WIZ aPPeIend INN so that sc. him. aud all Reasonable cx-
PSs pdid iof MS delivery Gloucester courthou
July 49, 20-wIet John NJ C7sVT "
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Roanoke Lanld for Snle-


kHE subscriber offers for sale his late resideuce in fine
county Of Meeklenburg (Vs) miles s. L. Of The Conrt
House called Elm UR THIS estate comprises 1900 acre, nf
iahd bounded in its whole side by Ro1nok
river and neisee,ed by several minor water courses, b
aiord Unusual proportion Of productive bottom land III
whole under improved system Of cultivation. The deln
mouse, (Which occupies commanding eminence near b
river spaeous and well fitted aud furnished with every
eeary aud convenient Office attached 10 the estate an
eelen Grist Mill work shop, Of different descriptions Cotton
house and Gin, Wheat Gfsnary and Te,biBg machine Over
sees houe and Offices and IN short every buJp
whatever the wholeB perfect repair.
THIS property we'll worth the attention Sl any person tsi,t
ing to procure improved residence, and az tie sbserbe
sole object IN the sale, Is 10 free himself from the perpIerv Of
managing distant estate the terms Of payment N sd
ultimately and 10 bear interest after reasonable pe
shall he pretty much Of the election Of the pure haer;
% the whole ofthe furniture Of the house, The field as
add meebases employed the estate (oompri,ins
an hundred select negoe as also e crops stock, utensils,
&e may be Purehaed With The land II desired The manager
residing hefeo will hewthe estate those wishing "a
y and al letters the subjcet to the subscriber By mail ~
Prestwoud, nssr Cafkyie, meekienburg (Ys) win re-
eeiye prompt attention II. SKIPWITH
July 25 22-wiOs.
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TINHE sub'crher wishes 10 dispose Of his elegant estate
Il ELhVOOD lying in the county Of CuIpeper and S,,e
OF Virginia. This has generally been considered e
not superior, the II lies the iunctnn i
the Elk aud He'd ye which form the
II IS IN healthy aud agreeable neghbourhood tty mc
dlut from FTedeTk sburg. The Yey Hill, which Is laid
down the Map vi Virginia the upper part of t
the greatest perfection, any thing that raised in the
VIZ wheat tobacco, rye, oats cotton vines of
description The stUatiOni pieasaut and s
IN the state, with number Of eTang springs of ,rate
utns Rul passes through this estate n one finn.
was merchant mill ON The is never f,iIr ons
aud with little expense Uni be erected gri,t mill h, s5
he profitable, ia. dam being all eidy built The run
wards Of 100 srres of first rate meadow land large poan
Of which in timothy The farm contain, abo,, ,co
ores at land, and upwards Of GOO Of that portion ov -
On which crop known TO aiIaboi so0,
are IN good timber This tract would divide 10 ,;,
ers. IheimProvemetts dsyeHg-hOue sixtv n .,,,
two orit high, With poItico 10 whole eny,h &
aud below the daviug aud passage and In
house generally flushed Of in The best and pe,e.,
mere are SIX IN the cellar all OF which are o,vei %
bfieki brick kitchen with office above ,s.ay;n b
stable, With All Oyereers house, barn. corn houss %
BINS, aud large house. 81 by IL feet for the
o either wheat tobacco with Threshing Mael;n. -
all of which and faithfully built There i, L.
apple orchard which affords variety of excellent fruf
The subscriber will sell at private bargain and In In :, aeon.
VIII withdraw the advertisement but Il should moi he ,,I
privately bei re the ii Of SePtembe will be offered nb
lty on that day; bid being reserved But u the ep
ITS moi being either publicly privately disposed or LII
THIS property merits the attention Of persons Wishing 60 ;
funds 10 Real Estate, it very seldom such Property IL
brought into market. JNO: s. TIOR MOO I"
July ~. al-aGi
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FOR SALE.

THE valuable Farm formerly owned by Thonas Tintd
lying "a the upper end Of Charles City county on Cbjets
hOfuy river miles above the L0Gg Bridges ard ~ ~ ne
below The eiy of Richmond, will be offered r sale Al rbj
auction the pre- misses the FIRST day the ninth mo Tn,
bv) 1925 unless sold privately before tattpe In ch ven,
due notice vii he given. The tract contains about 89g =
well adapted 10 the culture Of corn, cotton, &c
story dwelling house with tFO wings barns, tbe, p
sous wishing purchase have shown 10 then bv F
Crew, who lives Oh the premises The terms win be made
Known by application to
ROBERT LADD, ES'r II Robert Crew. dee
Aug. I. 81 go
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SrAMMERING.
.NtW York L.stuution for eorreeting INN

-"eU YORK. institution for correcting impedi-
n,n Q? speech, No 254 Broadsray, opposite tic Park
no Leigh the principal OF this lnstluou, having ,ngas-
'1 eihe services Of professional gentleman the shes
espteaoy 10 AID heriD experimenting feels warranted
issuing the pubic, from the perfect she has had
e' Vi snerg and other impedmenlso of speech
come 1nher her care, that al aud the
' on,'inate eau be made speak with aud
"ueaey IN a few weeks, and many III few days.
's. eSn eau exhibit numerous testimonials her Institu-
"ou oi the ehcaey ct her system. The public
m"re satisfactory than the following gentlemen who
occupy e tstsnk IN aud whom the
la, eorjidsn,aiiy conmanca,,dn
Nesp York, AprI i2.h, 1896.
HAVING received from Mrs. Leigh, explanation
DRY Tor me correction OF ammerng aud other
speech aud having visited he Institution, great plea
sure ua we oher TO the public testimony in her tavu
From the many is,snee, there cure, even when
the naon hli been OF lUug sanding we'll from the
oil mauy r-Peetablc persons ofhe greatest adan
ase sy had derived ir"m her instruction. sincerely
te.r van prove public benefit and hope that Mrs
patience have ..el deserved $3.50
We do not estate further 10 add our co,,;con ,b,, n, nj
nerenee'o rules the par, the pupil Is all that i. re.
is'snedl SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, NJ. ID.
New Yoik. ' ~ '''"J VI
JOHN Nc VICKAR, d. d.
Professor Of Moral Philosophy, Columbia College
Jas. X. MASLEY, NJ. ~.
1'e''ueht oi the New York State Medical Society.
JOHN WATTS, il. NJ. ID.
| fheian TO the New foik Hohla.
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~ o1neeiy. United States Court, FUN Oucul and Eas-
% uiot oil virginia, June LIST. 1926. Thomas Munie
anu Johh Fesns'on adnI with the will annexed Of Robert
dssesse aud administrators of Alexander Law OF
ii'lt Of James Gordon, II john Campbell, and Of
I~';ri, e"'''''h plaintiffs.
JVnn spence surviving OF John Gibson deceased
io.Iu henierson only executor of Alexander Hem
''' aecea4ed resident IN Virginia AMI his acg executor
rh.r.c,c Delehdau;s
defendant Spence having fled hi. answer to winch the
pAH'' reply generally, i, by consent of
Pes 10 be heard on the BILL and exhibits;
was agned ny COUNSEL consideration Whereof the court
o"h refer the accounts ofte and OF tn. respective
WIN the partnership the bill mentioned to one Of
e commissioners OF the court, who ecled to examine
% ava settle The same, and make report heeofts the court
any mated specially stated, deeRied pertinent by Lmsei
Vi required oy any OF the parties 10 be 30 stated.
90. a.e"Py' ltste. RID. JEFFRIES, elk
Ccn'as'oier's Office, RichEaoiia, LIST lug. 1895.
Inc parties Interested the execution of the above order
are hereby notified that have appoints Monday the OH day
" next 10 commence The this Office; al which
e ana place they hereby required attend before me
spared with all necessary books, accounts state
and proofs enable TO perf,r the dn-
! said court. lyAI Z; pETgsT i"TnS 60 s ''''
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Copy Of letter from DR.. J. X. MANLHY TO Mrs LEIGH
.u,n, "-NEiY YORK, luoy, 1875.
" MADAM,

1take great pleasure in bearing my public ties
nohy 10 Tue excellence Of plan for the aud
cure OF San.rins which extent
s 70 pace Tue unfortunate subject of tins habit least
iaent concerned, very ,ary
dch o ate The confidence you plic ed IN me by
explaining IN detail your method, aud the facts
Dy weh you have attained ,osueh complete success
ihe examination from time TO time Of your pupil. the
e' OF her own cases from their mouths the orpor
'unes nave hsd 10 compare the progress their
e aHd ABOVE a the points Of support which YOUR
nerves from developemeut O the StanmeI
iAid open 10 your exusoa, have all cOnpired TO convince
me thai yur method must be successfu and that if the pupil,
or oi adult or discretionary age having been they
cannot relapse Into their habit without IL had almost
SAID studying 10 acquire il.
That une1amped success will attend your efforts in the
OF s unfortunate vice ii speech entertain no
aouo and bear as,guable proportion your merits in
bringing TO such degree perfection you will have album
dant cause Ut satishctiao. With much esteem / am
az, . Madam, Yours
(Signedl "JAmES r. MANLY y, ~
President cfts New YoyE STATE NIed,cai Soeie.y;
juno "' B-2G
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Eio6ty DoJjo,.s Pe,no-J

OK delivering the subscfibet living IN NeIon coun,
Va, my negro man Harry. lie is about s. years old
chunky welset fellow his mouth protests out, has lost one
oIh oei're speaks aidblr and aItfu have reason 10
believe he was conducted of by white man by the maine of
roeF Tho ~is aed IN Pe9nsyvanil vhrre probably
now Inc above reward will he paid for him IL ey erd TO
me II taken out Of this State $50 if taken in the state and
uei,Eered 10 PETER T. JACOBS.
-rcsE
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THE WILL Of THOMAS JEFFERSON
- give to my friend James Madison OF Mont.
PeIitr, my gold mounted walking staff of animal
horn, as q token Of the cordial and afectiops,s
i';endsliP, which for nearly now an half century.
united us in the principles and pursuits OF
what we have deened for the greatest good Of our
county
xgiyO to he University Of Virginia, my libra
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BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTIVE

u NNUVITITo WTVOTG.
IL Gilmei's Reports.
HeBns's Stiates u large being collection Of s ,t
Laws u Virginia, from the first session o. the Esrilt ~
The yesr 1919 IN Is VOLUMES. " The laws Of So.a
necessarily connected with every thur belonging 10 The A
o. ~ soha thorough knowledge Of then, aud Of feir %
known about them and Of The cgeate iope, s
HstofnnA IA general, Owins totheh guofsaee Of LsD
u The sbse 0ofks will De sold reduced prices con,e
IutJ Bfeai % ss ~ ~ R1dj % early application te
To- :. H. Z 4. NASH.
"Alifh 80 Ips --vQ
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ess, Srritt Parmen.er Of Providence, have recent,
Psssaed rclurae 81 Poems, under fie title of Oriens
Itap, NY the Boston Bard" Tki is ocia,o roune Of
doo $50 pages, and contains collection
,h" eonPo',tonsj sn,ber Of ,oIich have be-
FORE c large proportion Of ne,v to u.s. though
R,ooH'iy fhe most Of them hdre been previously Pbhsd
arc muny ns specimens Of P0e,ci genius az his col
stf.o" The melody Of the rayey e7aaisd
cf the almost forry good
and fAeY frequently d,oue Tenderness aud
tiirsnsiy delicate and affecting Many Of in
arc Jar inferior in true genius and iaisnt th uneaed
'an Nc publish he JoII0t's"g specimen n. I. Idv.
TIE BLIGHPED FLoWER.
-" The Spoler Came
Zisre HocHsed q lovely it,Ie ao:esr
dnd an tae sctd it grsIr;
'I'uc0S born in summers streetrSt hour
HID round ITS rude, secluded b0srer
Il blessed fragrance threu.
chai uu.urn with frotvn serere
ind sa'rpt He rrrdGnt spot;
1he tree 'pd' st'1p,, the leaf ,pas scar,
1ea mid1f the traste so sad and dTe,U,
IAe Tois'et perishd not
Stern ;rinter has mantle tr6ie
Der Gutsnias rnr'age thre-r;
C0tf i0aS ths doy, Gad drear th- nigIi,
dad yrt the JSooret Jtlt no hight,
bat 6eau',oH' sill il g7ev.
i icing Of angelic farm,
dH tcgseniy 10 JehoiJ,
i.spteI-ond from the ;piEyy storr
ne .'tJsrre. ia has mtnSio, trnysr,
He 'hieIded fiom tAe cold.
4 ,ei:le Il she'd fragrance round,
i'iN all its strttts ded;
Then, Gts a treed, 'is1s tiyooDiry founi
-'egitcied-troddea TO the ground
Pote-sri.her'd-b ighted-GeGd!
C., TouId's: hou khO7r thGt beings nante-
Ihe 'annsioH, and its suest2
Mih, MIN'-to Try eternal shame,
I,hou IN! that being u thc sams-
HOhdN, the focret dooId 10 shame,
Lhe niGsioa e,trSt. hy breast!
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A MIDDLE-AGED man, (si,bort a f,o,i., oh. H.. r.
NUMBER OF years been gcd In the 1ti f farm,
s' w.o' 20 ge' employment ioI the ensuing year - ana
hc ol y" a'e lie ifusts that she tesalonisls which H. m
produce OF hi acquaintance with the culture and
o. The sispie commodities Of his state; Of h. le,i ~ 80
ne.. and morality vii obtain Tor him lu, raiise u,iia
Letters directed to NJ G. p, L5reUo Poi,.Oce 80 e'..
~. Va, will meet with Cue attention
} Anslt5a % o.s
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ron S9LU

'I'IE tact Of land on which now re.ilr lyior in III,
county "a ffinte Edward Bush River 6,e n,ie. c
OF tanvtel end Eve East n the eourflonse eos,inin 5
wen 20 a lioo ssres 500 Of which is ,t rate low
liyI 20 no u'ot Of land IN the county. There /, or
Pofehasers are in1led " cone and zee H. W. pun"
Prince Edward, Aug. IL. 'V+' "A-' "a i.if
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y Chanoery AT rules held in the clerk. Office of,h
Y court OF Amelia, ON the Sd July, 1926 A' ''"-
Again,t. ' a'ia'' fiainuH.
, W,iam Anderson and Richard Booker, admi,;,,,,- 3.
Tie ,lcfeTI.s, ii,1'ilel'ee' Defendants.
ueieInsht william Anderson, not having entnfe5 Ri
PPe'IahGe and gwen security according to the 8t oG 60
y In1 the rules OF this court, aud appearing tat he %
az iaosnt o. THIS commonwealth Tier efore or fbc ~:
%, pdln ny her attorney, ii ordered tn at the sd
Mnan Anderson do appear here the fourth ThursJ -
eLlsinDe next and answer the plaintiffs bill ana tbsi 80
o. 1n order be forthwith Inserted some one Of te
SeIsDuTs newspapers, for two months ceo,siyeJy am"
ao'sf copy posted the front door of the
'hi' county, Oh two successive court days. O'le o.
Anrn.yg' Aes'e' j. l. LEIGH, G. A. G.
26-wegf
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.hessrs. USliian Clopton, Reuben Clopton and
HczrLinh k'nrH

GENTLEMEN-Yuu will pease take notice that sh,l M
~ The 18th day September next, in the town Of wupe
hooueh State Of Iennessee, between he hours Of 10 t
~ the forenoon aud sunset Of the day, proceed a.
depotiOn Of John Cbrp-ao, The 1f.h day Of Oet,s
nes between he hous Of 10 o'clock IN he ffs noon All
o'clock in the afternoon Of the day, shall ee %
u1edePosion OF Richard Alea al ny house IA he county
OF Cumberland ana state Of Virginia, and shall Continue from
evidence ~ suit now depending IN the county eonft Of C,
bersad, where Cumberland Jusces Tor the benefit Of i
Clopon plaintiff and jarrett Rison and other are de
dsnt', where you may adsnl IL YOU think proper.
BOOKER WOODSON
Erecti0r of John Vood,on dec
Aurusf 3, o.
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" loINIA; at Rules holden the clerks Office Of ~
7b nv T court Of shsneey for the Richmond district e
wealth Of Virgins, - ''' G Inn
Against PhH
W u"in Il, Rogers, Reuben DAVIDSON, adnir of Dane, NJ
,J' decp Isaac Heskel Eli March Il. Pndal err of Y
5inus, Gee, MARY s. Jackson adu1 Of John G. JsrLs
oee NatlaD Gof Wiilm L. Jackson John Wion = ''
Of Lem Lemuei y DAWSON ami John w. Patton Ben.
Aue defendant Isaac ueHkel, not having entered M, 49,
Ps'duce ana gwen security according the act of
o en. Iues Of tins court aud appearing by satisfseor
ushIe tha' ne IS not 40 inhabtant Of this country, n H.
na' me deiendant do appear here on the n, dav ~
ny tem ana agswer the bill Of the plaintiff and ~, &
o. l order be forthwith published in some newsp,nc, H. Ky
~ ~ htninohd iOr two months SUCCESSFULLY, and posJ 40
The front door Of the capitol ia said city -u p'ed az
A copy. Teste, WEI w yJENts-o.
Aug,8. " 5 ~ y, e. e.
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MnTIlE

THE firm of w. II Hsrdwich Co. /, Dissolved from ,b
a 9th June, last past by mutual consent Of psnet An
those having claims sgains said rn transacted hetveeo e
m January last and ths 27t june 1926 are hereby nf6S
70 bt'rs them forward snd present them fc 10 wv
w. iDdSich, who VIII continue business NJ he s,ne n,,
and IS bound b. The dissolution to pay ~ Just claims,
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