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I.VTEREYYENG 10 PLaNWrRS.

E5ItE Jfrg;na Patent Yhrrshir AInehe The
4 having very eoenty made great improve the
iuprOv has made the Portable Tin hing Ma
ohe In The ,rpre,rien on, the hoye ara, kinc he pen-
entirely large belt; lien Of there substituted
rog whee!d puiDn TO operate the lrshiHg pOyger both
aud the operative power are connected og'ther occupying
less than those hi original plan. These imp eicnts
combined with others be has made, he ttes hiDeltts,
they superior To- any thing oitnr KIND either in Europe
chime extremely impe IN AZ structure, neatly al ,s paits
OF ron perie lily portable can he adjusted Eon farm
the place iso br used by the plantation hands: Of lis
parts deransr' by removing There can he attached 20 the
EACH without any additional exPence, after tie gins fun
nIshed.
Persons wishing to get machines for getting oui their next
crop wall Pe TO leave Their orders as eay a. possible
The price II the improved machine 1888 at the factory lie
manufactures Cotton GINS tie most approved Southern
pau with single aud double breasts o SELF eding Straw
SAMUEL COCHRAN, head Of Mayo. Bridge.
YEAR ana the utility he has order, tor more o the
ueishbowhood for the approaching season. sc.
thereby certify that own one # Mr. saurel Cochran.
late mpf Portable fhieshing Machines, with Which
much pleased ,hreshed between 900 10 one th.nshI
aid machine t from 100 10 200 bu.hel per ls, nm
easeAo and hands j. perfectly portable can b,
up and removed erected and 10 work ia
conceive simpler and better machine could not be eonucied
fur the IL intended GILES FIrZuUGH.
Moueyideo, King George co May 1914
lido certify, that own one Of Mr.. Samuel coehran'. ror-
table Thrt sng Mscnc, which worked with mules,
horses aud eight hands, with which / t!ncshed during
the last summer 500 1000 bushels OF wheat dean
from te averaging between 40 90 200 hush day. The
Machine with be removed from farm 10 ano-
Their different pats Of the farm and erected by the
plantation hands IN loug five hours. think the nacine
iupero 10 any machine have for economy facility
v throhtne durability As witness MS hand this i3th oi
January, t5L5. Chetttricld county.
EDWARD II. BoIssEaU.
This is 90 eertfy, that purchased Of Samuel Coonan, the
second vile Machine hst he IN tfede-
ekbu sud That have used tie sad machine several years
iafge c.ilic and have been much pleased with II. thai
the ycar purchased two others from him aaj ordered
oth ot hc present. year. Unnecessary beremoved 6,
any part oiihc farm aud PIT operation two hours nod
found three horses Efficient power 60 keen 10
Given uuder my hand this 2ist MAY, 1875 King K Qnsei
county. WILLIAM BOYD.
june ?. 1T
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ICiplntu Dnilnrs Relpord.


StTBAIED Stolen from my Lower Byrd Plan alton IN
~ uoooand county, SATURDAY night the 7,h ut' the
Sunday Evening following Brown bay work Hor', height
supposed feet inches: head rather small, wdh
starr eye fierce aud much the appearance Of Sleeps
Tor black leg, aud tart The latter Tathc iu h's
shoulders considerably chaied by the COLLAR. will save tie
above Tor the horse alone aud IT stolen, Twenty Dol
oIs additional for experimenting the Thief
JOHN ALLAN.
Richmond July
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D-4N -RIIITER L-4VDIy--- .

LvOO SALE yaiusbe traotof land, situated in The South
y Elst corner OF Pusyyaria equity and Immediately Up
posie uie IT Micu n. Car0g containing one hun
deed and twenty eghscres Of Lc Gyonds aud five undr
Of Upsnds. u considered the hes tor the rui,,-
Of Totlcco, &c. Of any the section country m yic
snuated. Also, another tract If Land tie Carolina
eide at the Dsu containing hundred seventy FIVE H.
cree we'll csculied or Corn, Tobacco, w aud Cotton
rhf tract hss sermcuts, and susceptible division
Aro anoher oftree hundred and siy acres about
thrrdile Ation with good Thee land
from t0 Eve years credit The annual payment " the
tctcst aud Tue pinoiPIl well secmed
Milton. y. &c. July 7. i7-w5
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Jfom Tie ggifin,o,., c,ro,,;,,.

f''"' '"- f'tttiMNGc Chronicle.
have learned from source entir.lv 70 J.,
relied on, that Mr.. Jefferson left a VIII. in vb;ch
ne gave all his property, " the legal estate anI
actual possession" to his grandson Thomas Jsf.
ierson Randolph. Mr.. First a gentleman Oh
married one o! lis grand daughters, and NJ
"a"et, one ni his neighbours, in trust for tho coli,
uSe and benefit Of ms daughter, Mrs. RanJonb
and appointed his grandson Thomas JetFersor,
randolph his sole Executor. We have tbo,,oI,
1t proper TO state these facts, that those seDerouq
citizens who have stepped forward To relieve tina.
good man from ms embarrassmenis, NAV know r.,
whom 10 send their contributions add TO suggest 4,
them The propieiy Of bestowing their c,onsiioos j.
The same language Of Mr.. Jeherson's WIN. VIZ .
" TO Thomas j. Randolph in trust for The sole No..
and benefit Of Mrs Randolph his mother, >, or for
the benefit OF Mr.. J,iersou's crsiitors-snd q'bo.
mas %. ltsndophs whole estate being as weun-
deT-tani pledged Tor the payment OF his erspJ-fa.
ihel det's, there can be no doubt OF the n,opev's
beng properly applied. We do not hesifs,., T.,
s'y' 'hsi 81 n ned pleased Divine Providence 10
nave spared orr Iatuen.eI jefferson few -non,ba
longer. he would have had ihs Satisfaction to have
seen al' bis debts paid BY his lsrow-ci:zcns. +,
is no less their du'y-ws are sure it is no less
their inclination TO 10 1t now.
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HILL 6. MOORE,
NOTICE..

y conformity with order the Richmond Uus,inc.
a Court, made June - 1926, shall on the 81 day OF
august next ia trout Of The Bel Tavern, said Gig, tr
hour of II o'clock, proceed u sell the highest bidder
oI cash, one nVgrp named Susan, The property
Dr. - ke', cJnintedtO The Jan oi this city runway
W.D. WkEN, Sergeant c. r.
Iuly I. IGeG. It'd
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FOR LONDON:

1H superior Ship Cowprr, capt Urann At City poni
Il readiness cargo, will he dispaicncd b,
the middle Of August. Apply to JOSEPH MARX a son.
July
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COIylJTSSIOW RTTSLN'5lNS

AWE subscriber having Richmond, tenders his
q services TO his friends acquaniances, andthe public
eraly Commission merchant. lie occupies office for
the - esent near the Basin WM. MOON.
June II
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L,tJlufic H0SpltaL, lVilIlQnlsburg.

IIU"PIIut,
NJ OrCEH hereby gwen that all cells institution
occupied, and that patient Will he received
until the cells vacant due notice which will
De given. Ivy order vi the Court of Directors.
Nav 20 SIT LEO HENLEY. G.. d.
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.Vatice to Trauellers % the Spriass.

y1,E public are informed Stage Sunton every
Tuesday a. NJ. for the Warm, Hot and White Sulphur
Springs, and from thence to Lewishu-g aud STANTON
JOHN WISE, proprietor.
ps Stage Coaches leave Richmond Sunday, Tuesday
and Friday, and Saunton second dayFare 10 dol
Ears through
IuIx p
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JOYV BL4IN PEHCHY,

OFFERS to the public ms professional services rs AttoT-
" ney Las lie will practise in the counties Of Geuee
MIdesex aud York, and in the superior court OF chance
ryfor the Williamsburg District. Ills residence is at GOu
cester courthouse
T,f,,
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VIC VIM GRAM.NaR SCHOOL.

rIVIIE exercises thu Wgwam School will re-
commence on the 18th July next The public are fe-
by promising permanently the principles which This
conducted, may hgd forth additional nducement ycun,
gentlemen wishing 20 comuiJdious residence
for the principal aud h family IS nog ~ aeo preparation,
and will probably be ready uf teii reception w the fret 1y
ofthe ehsuipg By this lew additional boaia
can be accommodated at the Wig aud the Principal
will he enabled g. receive efm into his family The
course Of Wi be directed prepare young
Gentlemen intending To- close their education al he Univefsv
specially for Institutions while tcse whom u may nj
ne tonvcncnto toere will find extensive cnfse Of
Classical ard mathematical learning, aud the lectures ON
rhetoric and philosophy, which wihe regularly delivered
ring each chcip, and Is hoped valuable slu.e
for = coilaelte education.
Jpo Rockford will continue 20 give instructions In rstt~
malice and an arrangement likely 10 he made ,g ,r
steal druari Ihe Principal oi this schno incni~ 60
devote himself Tor several years bis present occupation prom
the Institution commemorate wnh c patronage has confn
ned 10 eny since first establishment. Tho.e WISHING 90
take advantage Of the vacancies occurring new
en above noticed requested io rpy soon s
emf The price Of board aud tuition being o. eeedr-l mode
rate and some having resncd from ofmer in
attention the suhiectFarcfs snd Grardsns arc rerfpd
70 send The amount for each iu ldysmc; n every boz
where may not be convenient n seod the money
bond Is expected bearing date day IS ens1co
Piicc Of Board, Hasha, &c. or He session 1--we ons
$50
Candles burnt IN the scoolhouio sll be separate, el,re
WIN. ~. GILES,
HARTiW. loan
studer's who niay sh boad WITH the sncrihef src
expected fu their own beds aud bedding. H.. EGAN
Jcne ~. f0-U
rIynE subscriber his moved 10 Fredefiebr snd taken 900
4 Once in Weordi builiugs near the Coufihouse,
with OF bestowfr bis undivided attention ffer fn
ing hts business IN fe Court Of Appeals sod Chsncofy Cont
at Riehmond) the practice IN ht Superior County Counts
Of Caroline and the superior Court, Ch,ncefy ALL Low
with The IInsiing c'as''hel1in Irederisksiurs.
msgs ~. s-gT1g
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OFFIClAL.--C1RCULAR
WAR DErARraIrvr,

tUiy IiM, 1926.
Sfn among the political naSims which f,o &C..
perienee of the People Of the United state. ta.
adopted NJ unquestionabic, there is no one more
universally subscribed to, than that well orosnle
and well disciplined Militia il TIE natural defence
oil a lee People. Uniting most sincerelv in com
mon with my fellow citizens in ibis opinion. atm
anxious TO zee systeTc adopted by the National
Legislature, which will realize Tie homes az us al
IN reference 70 thi- great arm Of n1tionaldefenre
By resolution OF Congress, at ,bsir last sesio,
am enjoined 10 cause TO be prepared con,rlo,e
system oicayalry tactics; and, also, a system III
exercise and instruction oi field artillery. jncni,o
mauwuvres for light horse artillery, for tho ~.
OF ihe Militia OF the United Sistes 10 be rspor,.
Tor consideration or adoption by Congress al is oe,t
session.
The isdom # this measure is M, L. r,a,;fe. =.
'he OBJECTS, which are two-lold; first the establish
nent oil the best system; anil, secondly. hat il
shall DC uniform. The Importance oi The Last 4.
scarcely inferior to the irst for who con well an
prsci''e the inconveniences resulting from different
systems m the same army? the Militia differing
am ng Themselves, as also with The regular Arrv
WIN whcn they may be called TO act; and yet IL il
believe TOO tue, that but little uniformity ire
Y"ls; . practicable, this defect must he removed.
am duly sensible how difficult, It i. IN eq,sbli.l.
ln'otm system. The difference If -o,..tir-
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WISH TO engage the services Of LADY qualified for teach
n ing Music, aud who well recommended. Appii-
cation may be made TO Mrs Woodward, Richmond
scllj near Eyoreits-ve, Abemarie CO.. VI.
July II. is--et TIT. 4. RANDOLPH.
ANANTED At tho Pententiary large quantity Of Flont
w Barrel HOOP-POLES tor pyk 'he highest price will
ePad in Cssh,by THOS. NELSON, ZAP.
Juue 10. fO--n
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Trust Sale OF .Ncrr0es

lY virtue Of deed OF executed by James Robertson,
~ lr the IS june 1921, and admitted record in A.
mea clerks Office 23d August in the year, for the
purpose Of securing the payment of debt due the late
cen Of William Friend shall proceed 10 sell foT cash
Amelia courthouse, the fourth Thuray this month"; i,
hens day, all the negroes conveyed said deed,
maning unOd former sale made in February 1921 Such
thle IS u vested va trustee shall cons ey.
July II, 1926. i9-tds Ut. LEIGH, trr'tee.
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Nip''w0i'c.- we learn, says he <e,v y,,t
tuq"ner, amons tnr on dts, hat John a I(;a..
t-q h.s resigned his Office Of Secretsrv nr 10
ton at London IN favor of VIM. Beach r.,v,e,ce
~ qni'e clever well read gentleman, bpf spo.
inef OIL We " l'mhy.' Mr.. Gallatin was ds,iroYs
81 naVmS ,he appointment conferred upon t,lenf-
cd Trend Of his, but had no, suifcien, il~o,ee ~,
Gang hls point y"
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Iiltu DoNars RemarT

q IOLEN from the subscriber the 10th Instant Red Mo-
- rocco Pocket Book containing hundred and forty dol
m three notes ofhirty dollars EACH and fifty dollar
ouihe Bank Of Virginia Also bond Robert H. CARING
ion drawn IN favour of me in June 1875 for 1856 do de-
Rand AMI q. Anderson for SIS demand and
hrd smith for five dollars, and VIM H. Ransom for
i"y SIX dollars with The credits Of eighteen dollars H.
draWn IN fte0rof Nathan W. Wshou. orwsn a persons
IRON trading Tot any q the aforementioned bonds. will give
NY dollars for The delivery q the hi snd contents OF the
focsc Book o will give twenty dors for the thief OF $50
~ 'he Pocket Book and contents.
falyif is-if EDWARD pAxTEn.
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Mr.. Adams nnrelel hi. profes.io,.t .,ol;..
This town, under the tuiion OF James p,,.o,.. I.
distinguished and successful Counsellor -,
'te was mere employed an instructor OF youth
ana taught IN aschool bouso formerly sfandion Or,
me deciv'iy Of Conf llor,o Hbi. Thres Of bis
former pupils nov survive, DR.. William pine
'af'' IFnel Cooling, end Mrs. Jean Noah.
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virtue OF adsed Of trust executed 60 day
- OF September, f82f,by ItoberiSco the pay
rent Of debt due 10 David &. Williams and the equest
20 sa'd Williams shall proceed TO sell TO the highest bidder
M cash. ~ Lunenburs courthouse The 18th day Of August
next hetng court day, tracts of land conveyed 20
ddeed much thereof shall be necessary fulfil the
purposes of the said trust, lying the county OF LuueBhurC
me one containing 10 acres being the which the
s Robert Scott resides the other adjoining the above tract,
AM called Bsrnes old tract, containing 300 For fur
% description Of these tracts Of lands is had 20 the
ssd OF trust recorded in the clerks Office of the county Of
banenburg On the plantation containing 3f3 there
excellent two story dwelling house aud every necessary out
house The tract If 800 good tobacco, cotton wheat
and and. IL contains large body land and
fot,oway low grounds. HENRY N. WATKINS, trustee.
jury II.
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THE MILITIA

WAsHrTGToN, July 2l.-The Circular. from
the Secretary of War, which will be found belov
relates 20 subject Of minor concern, though il
does not at this day excite The interest in the pub
lie mind which IT must ever do in the day of dam
ger OF trial to the Republic ANY one who has
observed the practical operation Of our Militia sys
tenn and even ne who has not taken particular noie
OF II, must known how the want OF organization
and nf discipline must detract from tue strength
and efficiency WHICH it ought to have. and which
in the theory Of our Government, it is supposed to
have. The Secretary OF War appears 10 have
taken measures wisely, under the resolution OF Com
sres-, 10 obtain information predatory 10 a full and
thorough examination oil the defects and ,lrsiEergs
OF our Militia system. When this information Is
collected, II appears, Board is to be organized to
b. composed Of officers of the Army asd 81 he
Militia of the United States 70 compare the re-
suits and report Of rian, oi discipline, &c. by
which The defects OF the present system NAV be
remeded; which Board i, TO convene in this civ
on the lst of October next.
We learn, further, that, by an arrangement, re-
Gently adopted, an officer has been separately ar
ranged to take charge, under the direction OF ,bs
Secretary OF War, OF what relates 10 the Militia
service. Mayor NoUHsr has, we understand.
been arranged to that branch OF duly. .NtH. Int
oFFIClAL.--CIRCULAR.
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1 Tn. ENQUIRER published twice week generally
three times week during the seson of The State LesEis-
aud ME. the same az heretofore Dollars per snun,
ls in advance, Notes of chartered sPecie-Payins bsnk,
puy viii be received IN payment. The Editors WI sI.
,sr, being paid by the writers A., ,.,: =
NJ n,uer will Discontinued (hut at the discretion OF
lar. until ali arrearsges have been paid UP.
'' ~ WHOEVER will guarantee the payment OF nine papers
n III have TIA. ten,h GRATIS. -,r.>,,-
-, a.. .,rar. or LESS-Fr.t insertion IS eents--each
No sYerti.en,ent Inserted until it hs, either hcen paid
ID nv some person in this city, its rnvirons
FOR LONDON.
THE brig OSGOOD, Can't. VanIerfcrd. now
z GIA AZ Warwick, will sail in } or iweeks For
Sy'Ss ESSSs freight Of 80 or 100 hhi' OF Tobacco
NyIsss., C.& WARWICK.
July IS. 80
Notice to Iraueilers to tie Springs.
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July LEG.
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Il few days before lie surrender, lie caused
81 persons TO be shot; when ne must have known
that result to be inevitsble L9ur.
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LTTTWT J. E..f.,e'.Sssss9
.lHslof 20. remaiaine n ne PoI- OQiee n

.lHa or Lst,cts remaining in the Post OGice al
hp4chiHrs, or he 3o't .Jnpe. 1906.
A-Toab tlsi,,on, Cbar's, 7 Adams, 'ohn Amos.
sterling ander.on, Miss sarah p. Allen, James 1.
p-lohn p - I'd, FrsIer,cls W. Bas,, John barton.
Jane, Bullock >, ~. .In1r NJ. BELL. anrS Bailey. !to
be 4 blanks J. Rufus Brooks lrsse Brck, ISiaf Bob
son, Capt. Ssml. Bpks j. 2. Mn lHn A. barber jas
{. BOYD rH,rnh Bargher. Al,''r hr"rh.
c-ijichi d Chil,nI..,. Elward Cannon, \hst. Clay,
David - vile. cbaris, r. CoDhs. Ms Ann Chiffon
i,,gr r. cah,Ii, Nrn. =. caaway. kanloi h Garden,
(,eere, Iofcr, tucker =. Clark. Ms. tlau Cary.
p-,,rorge d. pay.. Neon p,Wsln, Nm. "nne,
I'm Nm. i'd, D.. !snch nilFtd. Henrv Duhnsy.
+ " ~. Elliott, NInrod iaArd ,. Michael Emery.
Ms, Ann Fowler, Edward Fountain, Miss Naney
HEM, 5. Gail, iohn Garl1ud. Mr.. narth, W.
tioad, LrWis Green, jaime. Cough, Francis Goodwin
tI-wm. y. I'm, Lit,looetry Hughe,, Julian He"le,,
t-2uar4m Iq9a. Miss Pauina l.. tones, Mrs. Nag
on'"% Il'ts' NJ S l indrreng o J,H% Ou0
K-Ni>, Eliza ". Kpu> Nm. Is AT.
WA. T. Lee, David p. Laws. Mrs. Maria r..
I pitu icb aubrrt Luun,, James nndon :, Mrs Satly
r..;ames Liy,uz,tl, Joha Lassieh, !ohn her,lr. ,
NJ lanes II Donad. Mis- flary c. Ma',ie, li's Ma
~ Mcconnell, MAJ. Baida h'Dam e. p9nel N'comac'
ars AnuJ NORRIS MIR. Alex. NJ Don I'd, Gorge Ma
I'm John \. Marehant, George MCiain, Dtdd harthi'
samuel Muornsi, W,iiam M,ton"c rs: Lucy IN
1iay,, Henry NORMAN, 81 Thomas j. Moormah :.
%@Tr. NembS, Richard II. Napier, Joseph Need
nam. =, ~, Nib p..i,;,,.
cIsf.-, H. pag., Beml. A philips, Dane, Pcornhn,
Wis, Calhamt Powell, DAVID Push, Milton P'asa"'s'
Richd. Pollard. -. .,.-,,-., NJ,
fam, k,brrts Mis-, Nancy Russell, Rankin Y Cole.
Dani,i Russell Austin +. Hice, Miss Hebecca RIVes'
CLari,, Rudd, Ferdinand W. hisque.
S--Wm. Stanley, Clifton Smoihefs lariion saun'
,l,rs Iosrph \. sweeney, Watt seay, Meaiah Stone :
lamss Saurhgate, John Sander"n. MIS- Ehzs'e'h
'H ~, ~ 1tirGnrd S. ridden Edward 1n,ty, Kelts H.
Tounlcv, Alien Talbdt >. jcatrson owne:, Mr. VIA
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Prizes Prizes : i! Prizes
10 be distributed on the 18th day Of July
$4,000 dollars. 5000 dollars,
10000 dollars. 5000 dollars.
looo dolls, 1000 dolls. looo dolls
1000 1000 1000
1000 1000 1000 1000.
10 OF 300 dollars, besides 30 OF 500, 90 OF
$50, aud many OF Cos, los, Sc all OF which
0fe TO be drawn from The wheels ot the
.Ndryland state Lottery, IN Class,
on the l2th inst The demand Tor tickets
has been great. aud chances are now hecom-
ing scare To secure the Lucky numbers
application should be made without delay
IL Thus Lottery is to be drawn upon the
odd and even system, aud by the purchase OF
two tickes Tho purchaser IS sure OF one prize
and may draw three.
Price oil whole tickelsS 90 Quarters 81 p
Halves . 50
For sale NJ the Lottery and Exchange vi.
fee If G.. ~ MI. ALLEN IL co.
Where all orders will meet with the most
prompt attention.
Baltimore, July 2.
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h'trd shorss ef y on The first day OF Jan,
nary. II, for SEQ. On The first dny of
February, ssid morse was Only able IL ming
lhres fret Ia the grannd, The mher having
hr"n rn'-'y .prain-d the night before, by
Jumping high fence, into 4 nrlghborng
puslaIs. Df tits splalu be did unl reen
''r nul1 same Time N August. A aud y
the patil' ~ the suit, agreed ih,t the hnrse
VAS sound II lht time Of bring II WAS
farther eodhrmrd by ar ar iwb niines4rs
1t MAS however not controversial The
PLAN question: before The court, aud fti the
decision Of winch the sui MAS brought.
was, wh"thrr A should IN equity pay Is the
tal mfr ior thu horst. The Jury were
sworn 10 well aud truly tfy the cause do
pending between A and u, and true YER
diet bse according Ia The tp,drnee ~ the
ease Considerable pleadi and afgo-
mrnt tim, nas had IA thu ,asr bui nnt IN
The pom, ~ enpiiorersy hui Ia the point
If the hOr1's heath whrn hlrrd The
c"urt We're carried away With the mgu.
mrnts, aud lnsl alght also OF thr conlrn.
verified point. Whrn the pleading. tefni
mated, The conrt instructed the lmy that II
/ they found. by the epidcnce ihal Illr hoIsf
VAS IN good health NJ the time Of hiliog,
/ Their verdict mud b. lor the plaintiff adj.
I ding, that YOU have nplhlUg Ia do With
conscleace,' ithe Justice q, sq dtN OF the
casr.l III l. only matter of form, or mat
/ t"r of Law, yon are only To examine the
| ftct" chat IL. Was the horse well, &c
'fne jny did not rnoo~r lenoran,Iy Ia nrl
npon this inslrnctnd, aud lnd verdict ON
o l., IL, I...T#. al.
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r.rOTICE--By virtue Of d"ed otlrnst,
~ executed 10 the subscriber by Joseph
Boyce, bearng date the oh Dee. lsis, AMI
duly recorded | will sell, 10 the highest bid
der, tor ready money, Oh The premises, on
friJay the lIrb day ofth month, Quiy)
d Lot orhalf acre ot Ground, lying Mt the
junction Of Fourth Alley and eleventh street.
Acting rs trustee will convey to t6e par-
chaser such title rs Is vested II me by the
sand lrn,i deed Nm. RADFOkD,
July J. tctds92 trustee
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-03
T'OR SALE the LANYARD at New.

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L Glasgow, now in the occupancy oi Mr.
Charles l. Barret. together with n eommodt-
oas dwelling house. Kitchen, smoke.honse
aud other on houses, There - attached TO
his establishment hot little short ot four A.
ores ot Land, ni enolnaed. together with A.
bout "a yais, and bark sGhe'eAt to worE The
ward Tor some tine to come. lhis situation
!, believed 10 he one OF the best Tor the re-.
ceplon of country hide, in Virginia. Po,-
--sslon, Tor the purpose OF Working IN hides,
can he had forthwith, and entire possession
about the first OF December nest. Any per
son wishing To nurchase such property VIII
d. well to call and sec ii, as great bargain
may De had MIR. Barrel, Of New Gla.go" F.,
will show the property, AMI IS authonsea 10
supulaie tor the same.
jOSEPK ALLEN
Richmond. iuss Ias2e