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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
MtaeelIa:1enms Department.

interesting Fact-Thc following interesting fact ofS
a young Indian Chief OF the Pawuee nation, at the
1901 OF the Rocky Mountains, who a visit to
ashingon in the winter of 1894 is extracted from
letter of the Rev. Richard Reese TO the editor of
The London w Wesleyan Methodist Magazine.
'lbs young warrior, of fine size figure and ceun-
tenance, Is now about % years old. at the age of
q hs heroic deeds had acquired for him his nation
the rank of 'bravest of the brave" The savage prac.
tice o! tortu.ng and burning dca:h their prisoners
existed III this nation. An unfortunate female taken
in war, of the Psduca nation was destined 10 this
horrible DEATH The atattlour had arrived the trem-
pI;g victim. far from .erhomc and her friends was
fastened 10 the stake the whole tribe was assembled
on the surrounding plain Ia witness the awful scene
'ust when the irc was about TO be kinjed, aud the
spectators on tne Poe of expectation this Young
rlor WHO sal conposedty among the chiefs, having be-
tore prepared two fleet horses with the nec.ssary
VISIONS sprung from his seat rushed through The crowd
ioosed the victim, seized her his arms placed her on
one oil the orses mounted the other himself and made
'e utmost speed towards the natinn and friends of the
/ captive. The multitude, dumb and nerveicss with
ana|emen, at the daring deed, made effort TO
cue their victim from her deliverer. They viewed il
as an ac' OF the Great Spirit submitted without
murmur, and quietly returned TO their yillare The
released captive accompanied through the wilder
ness towards her home till she out of danger. He
'heu gave her the horse which, she rode, nth the
necessary PROVISIONS for the remainder OF Journey
and they parted. On his return to the village such
was The respect entertained for him. that no enq,ry
was h'aue INTO his conduct; passed or
IL, and since the TRANSACTIONS human sacrifice has
oeen offered III this any other of the Pawnce tribes
! vi what influence is bold act in a good cause
On The publication of this anecdoe at Washington
the young Indies of Miss Whites Seminary in that
CITY, presented that brave and humane Indian with n
handsome silver medal, which engraven an APP.
propriatc inscription accompanied by an address, OF
winch The follow ing is the close-''B Brother accept
TINS token OF our esteem; always il for our sake;
ana when yn;i have again the power 10 save 4 poor
woman from dea ih ard torture, think Of this and OF
Us, anu ~ TO her rescue"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
TIRGLNYA:

~ rules, holden the clerks Office of the su,,ero, c
OF chancery for the Richmond dcrict, the 9Th day OF
Robert Saunders, pr
against
samuel Taylor, Whitman Robertson, and Henry sapw,,
14,Ar DTS.
appearance and given security according 10 the act of
$rmoy and the rules of this CONT, and appearing by sa
liac'ory evidence TINT he rs nhabitant OF this
conntry it is ordered, that the said defendant, do onrn
acre on the first day of the answer the bill
o. me plaintiff; and that copy this order be forth,vt,i,
inserted IN some newspaper published in The city of Rich
mod iof two months successfully, posted at the un:
door Of the capitol, in the said city
% copy, Feste, I'm. ". FfENYNCT, C. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10

Z ae S.iasiu, sutseS ana the iIushirg sOa.,.S,
Tina, loat around thee when tall shadows tremhl, ~
And The roch-weeds stream lightly On thr.broczc
o bird OF joy. what wantlsrer of aif
Can vie wish ;hcc ia grandeur ofdclishts,
Whose h"ne IS on the precipce, whose sport
Is on the waves? happy,tappy byd
Lend me thy wings, and let thy Joys be mine.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
YIRGENYa:

T|IRGkNi.l:
At rules, holden in the clerks Office the superior cour,
OF chanceIy for the Richmond district, 7It day of
August 1925:
Albert GalIa'n and Robert Alexander, ecvisee osavary
de Vancouion, Tnc
against
Henry Banks and Henry Wood, Valentine Wood and Ju
nus wood heirs of Henry Wood deceeseh and Thomas
T ItcS' DTS.
The cirelacis awarded in this being returned moi
executed on the defendant Henry Banks and it rim,
by satisfactory evidences that he lnhabant of this
coanty; 1t is ordered, that the said do apper
mere on the s day OF t next January ei cause
any he can against the revival sought by said pro-
cesi ami that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
months successfully, aud posted the front door Of the
capitol, in The said city.
G6 COPY. Testc, I'm. II, ITENTNG. r =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10

down little, ia order 10 Get at the neck about line
below the usual hcightofth the guns the handles of the
foroeps are then pressed gradually but firmly together
and ma moment tho upper part pf the tooth snaps or
including the cavity containing the expansion of the
'errc and thus III annsaat permanently relieves ali
PAIN. The advantages OF this operation are-ist Its
painless and simultaneously performed 2dThe sur
lace OF The sound stump remaining in the jaw, presents
rn base for mastcaon; for the fixing OF an
lsia TOOTH 3d. What is of greatest moment, the stump
sSsstumps LEFT in the jaw afford firm support 10 the
adjoining teeth and without which support The alyeolar
process correspondingt the part before occupied by
The diseased TOOTH and part of the inteStcc structure
OF the jaw become absorbed; the adjoining teeth in
lew years become loose and prematurely iall out;
daily experience shows Mr. Fay has, for his mprove-
nent IN tins branch of Surgery, and for other orcep=
for tie perpendicular extraction Of teeth, when
'ion may be absolutely required, received the large
ments, with engravings will be published in the next
volume OF the Transactions of the Socc,y.-[ london
Paper.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10

AT late term OF Mercer Circuit Court in Kentucky
an action for SANDER, III which Miss III ada Bolon
was Plaintiff, and Jopes CardweIl, Defendant, tri
ed The Jury, after hearing The evidence and argu.
ments OF counsel, returned verdict ior the Plaintiff
for 1Hrce 1H0uSa,i DoIixys damages
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10

SaiPrrech-We find postcrp, in the Sag-arbor
paper ct Saturday, week, which tina; light ship OF
about 400 TONS from New York bound 10 Nantucket,
was cas-, away on orten's ont rth side o Long ISL
and. ono particulars known"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10

Those who suffer from any dcra ngenrm or the kidneys
are recommended TO abstain porter beer and
make Il free OF honey.
One 'rio spcois from csperirHcc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10

~ st''t ttS'- JN oeIS f>us-fI o"St'tty SePshjyrf
lie l3ih, 1926.
Jdites Agncw AMI Martha his wife formerly alayha0
Miller, com0i!s
against
'-dn,,id Perknssn Micaah Mason and Eliza his wife,
Allen Nlonis, Dahnsy Miller and Polly his wife, I.
Dabncy Morris, Missouri Morris, Nosvvl and -
Saluda h:s wife, Wilson Morris, Nimmo Morris, :
Polly Morris, M'Fatland, daughter of Jane | )
A'Farand, Dahney Morris, jun. Vincent Phillips 3
anu Harriet his wife, Temple Lipsconbe El;z -,
abeth his wife, Polly Jeffress, John i. Hawkins :
Nancy A. Hawkins, William Ward and Eliza A. =.
his wife, john Ward aud Jane NJ. his wife, Mary -
A. Miller, William Il. WooI,on and Elizabeth |
! B his wife, Samuel D. Bulke and Richard Burke
3 aud Dabney Miller, ES'or Of john Pcrkinsnn de-
ceased, dts.
Anderson r. Miller is appointed guardian Tor tho s.n
dants N'Farland daughter Of Jane M'Furnni Dab
ney Morris, jun. Nancy A. Hawkins and Mary A. Miller
who are infants uidc the age twenty years for The
special purpose OF defending their interest ia this suit An
the defendants Edmund rerkinsnn, Micaah Mason aut
Eliza his wife, asd Allen Morris. having euiered hci
appearance aud given security according an act of III,
ing TO the satisfaction OF he court, that they arc no, i'm
ha5iamis OF this the motion the compainan,
by counsel, IL IS osGerct that the said DEFENDANTS Ednir
Perinsnn Aicajah Mason and Eliza his wife, and ALE,
Morris, do appear here the day Of Dercmber corr
next aud answer the complanans b;l that IA cor,
of this order be forthw inserted in one of the pubii
newspapers printed in the city of Richmond for two month
successfully, and also posted duor u the cou,
house ofihis county.
ZOE a cosy. Teste, y. r Tf'Of2SI.3lI clL~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
TT2EyNJy D..

] IlftTT.Ni.!:
At rules holden i" the clerks Office superior cour,
OF chaneery for the Eichmomd district, the eni day Of
Octohcr 1926:
James Scott, pr
against
Samuel Taylor and James Branse trustees and Tnriion
Sa"nHeIS surviving partner Of Lyle, Scott ~ Saunders
ttannah Saunders, widow of Samuel HYDE Saunders
dec d, cdmund Saunders atlmr of said Samuel HYDE
Saunders, deed, and Samuel S. Saunders, Richard A.
Saunders James L. Saunders and-NIary II. Saunders,
children OF SAID Samuel II. Saunders aud Samuel d.
Saunders, Peter I. Saunders and f,hns,ai, Saunders
iniant cd'en and heirs of John H. Saunders, deceas-
e" so' OF said Samuel II. Saunders, decd, DTS.
Inc defendant james L. Saunders. having entered
ms appearance and Given security according the
assembly and the rules Of this cGuri, nj appearing bv
satisfactory evidence, HAT he niiabi;ant of this
country IL IS ordered ~ the sNil Defendant do appear
here the first day Of the next term and answer the Xiii NJ
The pa Htiif aud fha copy this order be forthwith
inserted III s0"e newspaper published in city of Rich
nohd ia two mouths successfully, posted at the front
door o: the capitol, in the said CITY.
20 a Copy. Icste, I'm. u. hE.NLNIf G. f.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
DIED,

In Iaya', on the I'd Sept. OF apoplexy, JOINS Dan
NEY Esq. Consul General CT the u. s. for the Azores
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
tYRGLNT9:

FiiSGIJfI.9:
At roles, holden in tie Clicks Office of the e, -
cnancefy for the Richmond District the III ia Of
James Lyons, ir aud Ienui,cb,,n n ti.,
ilenninsham II. Watkins, and John Watkins and ms;
ms wife, iorHcrIy judy Watkins nix
against F''''
Joseph $ Watkins, Tsaac Cud, and Thon,as p xy,,ti-
exc IS OF mayo C. Watkins, deed, tho said Jrsrrh <
maSW', e% or Of benjamin P. Watkins, decd and ;t
">""" fIsnt, bucicn NJ W atkins, and Ncvison Watkins
children of the SAID Joseph Watkins and deyisees or
said Benjamin p Watkins, deed, and Thomas p. Wal
kins, ~ a.
Tie defendant Isaac Curd not la wing entered Ills ac
ance and given security according the act of aseepi
ana the rules Of This court, aud appearing by sasfaco,
e'ience That he IS not irabiian this coutr +;
ordered, that TIC said defendant do appear here on ,e g.
day OF ic next term and answer The ti f tho Isin,ie
ana That copy Of this rGef be forthwith inserted IN -
newspaper published m tin city of Richmond f,r ,,o
months successfully, and posted the front door Of Tic
pitol, in the said city. " " "
90 cory Tssle, I'm. ". HEN7NG. e. =.
VIRGTNI4.
at roles hoden in the clerks Office Of the superior con-,
o. c'9nccIy for the Richmond district, the 5h day or
Joseph Trent and Frances Lcircr, PIE
against
Richard Sandcer, Peter Sandefer, Daniel Atkins and ~
HaPeib his wife, and Sterling Woodward, D0e
The defendant Richard Sandefer, not haviur eote,s
MS appearance and given security according to te cy
assembly and the rules Of this court and il apperin ~
satisfactory evidence, that he an inla bant M this
country u IS oJdere that the said denda Mt do sopcsr
mere ON the hrt day ~ the term and snser ~
the plaintiffs; and that copy Of ,lis oTs he r,J;,t
inserted IN some newspaper published in the city cf Rich
oho o TWO months successfully and posted at the from
0oor o. TIE capitol, in the said city.
f6 cong ~rs.e. ~ ". HEHHvc. e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
VfleGENI4:

At rules holden in the ClrSs Office Of The superior cou
OF chancery for the Ii,imond district the 7,I dsy 81
August, 1926: - '
W i!iam B. Westmnrc, ~,
against
oieofs" att Benjamin T.Ioins and Archer Browne.
DR5.
ne defendant Benjamin !. Hollims not having enter
ed Lis appearance and eiyen secirjlv .ccc,,;s ~
v" assembly an" The rules of this court and appearing Nv
satisfactory evidence that he is am uhabia u of III
country; IT IS ordered, that the said defendant do arrrt
mere on the first day THE term and answer the ;1
o. vac pi"Int'; and that copy of this order he for,ii
inserted IN some newspaper published the city Of Rjch
mono" oI TWO months successfully, and posted at the ol,
door of the Pitol, in the SAID. rity
OF a copy, Tesjc. H1:. II, TFENLNC: .
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
against


'onn Hendree, William Waller Hcnng, Eliah Browne,
Geosge w. Walker, George Henirce, Hamilton Potrs
VIM w Smith, Albert w. Smith, Sarah Ann Smi,h
VIM Smith, John S. Myers and Robert G. Scott, DTS.
The defendants, George w. Walker, and Hamilton
os not having entered their appearance given sec-
w according Ia the of assembly this court
and II appearing by satisfactory evidences that thew al.
not bants of this country; is odeed that the said
defendants DO appear here first day of the next
and answer the bill of the plants that copy of this
oder be forthwith inserted in ncwspa published in
the city CT Richmond, for months successiyelv ana
posted at the front door of the capitol, i'll said civ
90 a copy. reste, TNN u REhLSfr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
TIRGINIR:

chanccry for the Richmond district h day of August
1926: " e'''
Robert Poore, L. s. A. Hubbard, Rankin &
Fowe, partners, doing business under the firm of Ran,
Kin " to~ie, Peterson & M'Kiney, part
neFs and merchants, under the style of Peterson & NJ
Finley Thomas Conksey, II. J.. Philip, Read g. GRAY
Robert Ewing, Thomas DeSivcr, Mordcca Len is, and
Samuel NJ Lewis, Shplcye& Beriram,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10

DANGEROUS 70 OFFEND DOCTORS.
man wi'"se Seeding wife lay sick
Ai'ich;a TIC Doctor by some irirk.
The Doctor keen revenge l'nsure
Devised pain that might endure
PAIN too cruel, On my life
D1HJisdhis GiH and cttrH his lri5!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10

NAtI Cara :-&' days ago I ,e5mste4 IA ssed
through Use streets win cap his brad, " made
i hoI'ff@ IGi; al many people surprised 20 see
bow calm could be with HOrners nest oJouf hi,
rGry 80 80
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Ty last Eisht's Mail.

W. ha,e M domt8Iit news nj lnlrrr.l by
the ast nal.
Tn j9f,ign serotf1ls are snmrr hat m
= 'rtant. ia agu ~ dn uut atfa.h fhr m
utrr,stto them - some uthrrs srr,u tu d.
Z oustanilnr. WIN by lhr Inv 81 ir,nto
g,urrate MS eutill,d D" tn ibonr III
tu,-l,, has drchoed IL t,,o, al h,- ynun
=, hroiher Nirhol,s. who his br,n ~
r"rdrngly proclamrd tzu. An nsmr,c.
uuu "as tive consequence Of hi. trI
hut II appears 10 have he,n sup
pressed "l.huut any difficulty. Tn +
the onls item at forrfsn rutrlhgrucc which
we prlcsIvr Wo1ny at note.
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'r'ery ii the body pallic.
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-, ''''. ''1''.''''S II ms s''''.-
~ W ''''S'' '"oN 'of"a'" WIN
WV 's.'''' i'.>''''' '''n'.
'P'' '','''' "'".'''' VI ''''''S' '"o'' III
y - '''' '' VIZ o'''' 'A''nog causes
" ''''''' "'F '' ""'N Already ~ Tn
'''','a u ','''saoo' 'ho'' al generous
'"" '''''''''' n fa'"r seeking ''r AZ
'''' '''''' u mn WISHES oN '1'' anu
''"',' nv ''''''' Ni'''' '''s' ~ '' 'PPo
'''' u's' ~ '''' MI e'ni''>'ns al '''' wa
P'''' u u'''''''''' u 'Ia'hfo 'hr Guar
"'''' "o' ~ ''J''' 'n' P''7F'fis 81 'n'''
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The Legislature has adjourned

"''"r' o' more than 1900 dollars per dtcm,
Tue h's 'H'' OF virginia has become of
n''a'iy h'innct c"nsnmmaton which
ms men nor months most dttontly prayed
'''' Il session y "m''y Jour d4gS WHAT
great n'''H'0'rs oi me commonwealth
'''''''u II necessary Was the 'Id Do.
''''''''' ~ STATE 81 puberty, not yet re-
''''''u '"'n 's S"'ddlins clothes, Just
''''''s NV" 'Sialthct' without laws IN
project me lnnorent and To PUNISH the
H""'y ii'u Tue LcS'~latufe OF 1876,
the necessity imposed "n them of flaming
''e ''ona"eh't' and absolutely necessary
laws u IL" INFANT STATE NJ NO. We
WV '''"uy wen proN'h'n III ms respect.
wa s''''' "''oN' ''eaG) furnished ALT
NV ''i'' our P'''e un'e ee's'a-
lures had NOT o'en lhlr-that they had h
WAN! p''''u 'f''ee d'ooha every mans
"''r'a' oe9 Qua winch none should g""lth
IMMUNITY WHENCE then, the necessity of
'"'7 io'S session Where shall We look
ior an eqPNa'ent ior thIs enormous eXPen-
d''ure 't tn" public money We hope
the people VIII Ak their delegates these
questions AT the pols.--lf the last Leglsla-
tnre "t Virginia could point IN one single
measure calculated To do ii honor, Nc
should not be fastldlouS IN our uslltica.
''"n nor nlgparaly IN our applause. But.
when We pero.e the history of their do
ngs, and mod th"t among the acts passed,
the'e Is NOT one OF general utility WHEN
we look INTO Their proceedings, and fad
that they have " lett undone that which
'h'y "nGh' 7" h''e d"nr'--"hen We re-
member The whimsical course pursued
during HE oroslon, to-day felecl"g, AMI
t"-molro" reconsldernS measures Of deep
ana lasting interest we but express the
b'''f i sentiment "oe" we say mat they
nave oefo ''''hio' servants aud deserve to
"''e' he"''"'iy WIN 'le l""ns al thelr
e'''S''''e"'S' NAT ,'''r are lndNIdual ex-
''Poons IT. 'n'' Seoeral curse, cannot tor
i '''''''"' w qpeSH""cu' MANY mem
- '''' i h'''''u''' W. N'o"' '"oo'sd
,,, 'e ~ ,'' P''',' y. ''''' ""u per
But hen the members who were nm, ,I,a.
attcnliye-vho spent tb,, creator n,r,,..,
of Their time in fohrs or IN ,dI.no.. NO.
,.i,.,.,i IT,. I,.,,, ,..,I,...,..
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be ahovc .rucmr dpes not present 10 the
draicr sorh magnificent ,nl l'nls as some. hui
rh"n tn eNj,'mr low price at nrk,ts /.
Il ken into consideration II Viii he nj onrc nj.
m'ttrd, 10 he decidedly the best scheme III
Virginia
I,cket- IN fhr above scheme have met with
more rapid snle ihan IL huv class hcr"totore
aud oi cohre' VIII ~onn become very scarce.
those wishing ia adventure had hctirr cali or
SIND ia their orders rs soon ~ possible or
They may BE- too hate 10 secure chance.
j. Iitkel- may tov he hpd nj M Z Il IT,
LIZ LUcKY cyEYCE, al he mod.
rNtp price III s. and shares IN proportion.
\ , Orders from any part of The uu,ted
state ~ mil (p"st pad) or private convey
ancc. enclosing he cash or prize tickets, viii
be thankfully received md promptly attend.
ed TO, # addressed 20
ABRAM r. NORTH,
Lynrhbure.
" B.I also have Far sale a fell ueil select
cd number, in the Virginia Literature Lottc-
~, % Gas,
Whole tickets 81, o,halves gus, quarters s7B
A. R.N.
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,s abSrnf w al renOtrS Tins
"'.ab If cnuGdrnrr aud duty the les ex.
III. IN in, unfortunate BnDut, he WIS
,,,,r ,rling as officer of the da,.
understand tut Smith has confessed
~, lbey fought II tro pnces distance :
y -. bah passed throueh the lapell
'',.nrh', coal " hrh projected out con-
,;5.g.bly be, oud the breast.
-.1e-
NAsuIrGToN, March q.
" learn that Aicub" f the senate
.,,.r5,y morrng received 4 letter fof
t...h Al from Nj Tazrwell, which states
-. y. i so FAR recovered that he expects
.''". ,.,rn, :, his seal in the Senate by the
g., ,rin that the Steam boat Potomac
n,,kr. This Information viii serve
...el,eyc the apprehcnsions which have
s,.n' entertained, tina, he state of his
hqahb would prevent his return to his seat
far rhr present if it did not ob'lge him 10
resign It. l'ND'' int'
Cal,,nLiGn .NifrV.--A passenger in a
..s.J recently arrived from Carlhagena
:, Wv York. communicated for thu Ma
The Colombian Navy has experienced
considerable augmentation. When h. left
,l,rs the port WAS CrnNd-d with uunler-
nm. .,il of the first and smaller rate vrs-
.ls lhe majority of hen had their full
"a. pIrmrnt # crews on board. Two CT
gea irgales We're d Ny expected, and are
;nea,lrd to complete the sqaakrOn destin-
ed - operate III III" Atlantic.
\ oautirM academy, on the most ex-
teu.Ye scale, mad been established IN that
cry. and already begins 10 send forth eff
f,cti,p and Intelligent officers for the sea
service. The Colombian government is
necessarily occupied in arEUmentiug,
strengthening. aud placing lis lafint navy
on an inposl var footing. The Repnb
lie hat thrown open her ports 10 foreign
spamen, drsrous OF entrrlpg her fleets !;
and uhpthcr they have served ON board
SHIN. of war ar m"rthartmen, their re-
Crproo will he altks fl"ndly, and attend
I'd rfb the utmost consideration.
Thre is scarcely doubt thot the Co
Iomhan Ndv> viii take the lead of III the
South American Na,irs, both in point If
equipment and nautical skill. and the TX
trtiuus of the government 10 place thu
rpsIlor IN situation by viii the eoten-
del nr Of coast may he safely protected.
,bo>,s thai The proper systefp of reude,ng
thpRepphhc iayulnarahlr To III" attacks
ot Span has been thes tar successfully d
doflcd -NEy-
Tie Gurinia B.soiret.-SDcu penning
thn nollce Il The Rs Idloos propos,d n
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Il \; ~.

TYR ! !. STONE Will deliver Lec
- turr On TN" TEETH, To- morrow even.
na, It the wrnihp rt.a,Unr. aud ~ cas-,
u h"i weather, tbe fit ie,r evening, 30 com.
m"ncc nj I'LL rns' % clock prociseiy, IN lie
Boil uom II the Franklin lipicl. The pro.
ecrd> 10 he appropriated towards drlra,ine
~" "Npenseui purchasing M oiPnn tor TN
iprr"rnl Church IN tn place
Ndmlitaae' - ceots-- / Dckels 10 hc had nj
III" book eioln nt Ar \. Il North, aud at
'hc H1ra tho Franklin llolrl
hutCh II. ~
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Nargains nNV We Mad,

Beaf5ri Fcbgarg R,deg l3zB.
Thoma, Preston aud David Crrnsba,v, latr
merchants and pariners, trading under The
firm of Preston aud Cren,haw, Pits
against
John Grnmp aua Mary Crnmp, Diets.
The defendant Iotm g. Crump, mol having
entered his appearance aud given security
according 70 the act Of Assembly and thr
rule Ut fhis Court, and it appearing by the
Sheriff. return on the process iseued IN til,
cause, he Is not an irhahiput Of In,
country. Il is ordered that the sail defend
aul DOH appear here on the Gr-t day at tn
next Hayfe-m,an as veriihr plaintiff hill.
and rJtt ropy " Til order be inserted in
The Frglnan, and posted np at the front door
ol th" courthouse Of the said county on two
several conrl days.
ACoPy Ieste.
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