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Of the small pirates on the coast, e.,
tue colony IS nearly nestinable uhii. {
There are more than twelve n,,bu
including three nea fortifeafi,,t,s 9szilaHFg
oil winch particular account NAV d. "f"tis
We sill enjoya state of prof,ns ~ peeitt
as regards our relations with all tho 80 qnii5
country. The last season was moe, NE on.
prolific in rice. Never has our se,,, .'un1aniIs
III so favorable state to admit ma. iii 5i bsfa
qulre very large addition OF settle,, 4p't' 10,
present moment, All this region Of a As s'ias
Its bosom for the reception of b,r I'd 0p.a
children rejoice IN Tire testimonia'. elslfniag
ed IN different ways, of growing and 'aihst.
ed interest in the object of your r. ghirf
the American people 1t is one Of MI aaqns
and benevolent designs, ON which I'm, 'o =, gfat
Father OF all mankind loves 10 sm;la 'i' leiB
American Colonization has nndertato ~, 'Hieh Tie
IS deep, and its growth, however erad,. - not
neiy oeileVeto be sure. But the create, ag,'
cultIes, for difficulties the cause he. GLE.
s""esieo WIN, never supposed 10 be- o.
I Siue me ocean 10 obvia,e prejudices ~ aa
nut 'he eNeilohs, and rouse the enterpf,za =,
the whole American people-ths is the Of
haoor. And to such as most succcs.f,lIs, ("
gage IN and prosecute it, will be Chiefly d;. .p'
acknowledgements ofposterity. Nae'
IL becomes me TO mention by this conye...
that have obtained the perpetual ORA, 1i'ee
free, OF AN indefinite tract ofcounry berae', ',n'
two Jouck rivers, thirty five 10 iortv ,s.', me
the leeward Of tue Cape. This isaytra '1 NC,
tant acquisition. The country people ba mp
customary thing, 10 honor me with the -, ~ d,
headman ofall their country and Pm es y .;
we all, and whenever proposition is s..1 y
ted to them, they are in the habit ofrcnI,in, i
you know best what is good for us y r's'e -
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To Gov TYLER, !
Richmond. {
| am yours respectful Y,
Z. T BARBOUR.

Mr., Mason of King & Queen from the Com
| Inltee appointed To examine the bonds public
officers, made areport on that subject
EjtgrOSsed bills passed --AuthoriSing the pay
ment OF sum OF money TO the representatives
of George y, Beches decd To amend an act
releasing to Thomas +. Goodwin, the Common
wcalth's right TO a certain tract of land--con-
corning Saml, ImSley a compa-
ny to establish Turnpike road from Sta,ntun
to the Aeghany Mountain.
The House resumed the consideration of the
Report and Resolutions, presented by Mr. Giles
on the subjects oflntenal improvements and the
| Tariff
Gen. Taylor again took the floor in continu-
alton OF his remarks in reply 10 Mr.. Giles, and
occupied IT until The usual hour of adjournment
when the House adjourned
j Tuesday, feb PA communication from
the Senate stated that they had passed the bills,
Giving the assent of this State, 10 an act entitled
an act Tor Incorporating the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company. as passed h the State Of
Maryland; Reducing the expenditures of the
Militla-with AN amendment.
The bill reducing the expenditures ofthe Militia
having returned from the Senate with an amend
ment materially varying the original bill Mr..
Epps, supported by Mr.. Wallace, moved to dis
agree 10 the Senate'S amendments M. Cook
believing that the two houses could not agree
and to save time, moved to postpone the bill and
amendment indefinitely. Mr. Briggs supported
the amendment made in the Senate. Mr. Wit
cher opposed the motion to postpone, aud sup.
ported the motion to disagree.
The question to postpone was put and mega
tyed
Mr.. Newman and Mr.. Thompson Of Norfolk,
moved amendments 10 the ScnateS amendment,
reducing the daily compensation allowed the
Brigade Major --Reiccted.
Mr.Alay moved to strike out all ofthe Senate
| amendment except the last section authorisng
the Executive to divide the regiments. His OBJ
Ject was to divide the question: in order TO retain
the Latter part of the amendment should the
House diaagree to the residue, of which also, he
was in favor.
Mr. Epps opposed the motion, on the ground
that the Executive did not possess the competent
local knowledge.
The amendment was rejected.
The House then refused to disagree to the
Senates amendment, which was therefore adop-
ted
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ofthis bill as passed
are: Brigade Inspectors TO receive only sc per
day, for the trainings and reginentnl and batal-
ION musters-and TO be attended only by the
drum and fife majors efcach regiment, who aye
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tor tins pool furnitsre aud mean array.
Tuning Of The Sirete.
The best dowry 10 adv snee the marriage Of a
toung Lady IS shen she has N her countenancc
nhid1ess Via her speech WISDOM in her beha-
your modesty, aud in her hie virtue.
[IeatonS Episies.
II Is with narrow scaled people as With mar
row necked bottles, the less they have IN them
the more noise they make in pouring IT out.
[Pope.
Age.-They talk idly who pretend that age
diSables iromtbusiness. They might with as
much justice assert, that pilot on board ship
does nothing, because he neither mounts the
shf0uds, hhuis the ropes, nor works At the pump
but without any bodily labor, minds only the
steerage, and directs the helmsman, which is OF
more importance to the ships preservation than
the work OF all the rest besides. For It's nei-
ther by bodily strength, nor ss'iflness aglli-
", thai the momenious affairs are carried on
but by Judgment, counsel, and authority the
ahillaes for which are 50 far from falling in old
age. thai they truly increase by tt w. +. CT
cefo on Old age. frallsiatedjy Jamey Logan.
Scneea says there is DO difference between
possessing thug and not desiring il.
When ulys ses entrusted the education of his
sou To the mobiles of lthica, 30 my friends, SAID
he, IF ever Oh loved his father, shcw it in your
care towards him; above all, do not omit to
form hun Just, sincere and althful ia keeping
secret"
Hetp your Guests.--It was a clever thought OF
little Irish girl, who was AT dinner among a
large party, Gearing that she had been forgotten
to he helped,) TO crulnble some bread on her
plate, at the same time saying to a boiled chicken
come biddy come"
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VIE GENIA EEGrsA.a ~
HOUSE OF DELEGATES

Saturday, Feb. 24.--A communication was re.
ccivcd from the Senate, that they had passed III q
bill concerning Nathl. Grgsby--and have reiec-
ed the bills to re-organize the Board of Public
Norks--concerning the heirs OF Thos PulleT-
concerning the recovery of debts due To the
Commonwealth-and rclinqushing Tor the be-
ncfit OF Gerard Qusey aud family the amount Of
certain public fines, And had examined smdry
enrolled bills &c.
On MI Douthats motion, the Senate amend
mcnts to the bin concerning far nrgrocs and
"a idtioes were alton up aud agreed to-
The House then Determined ila. to act on any
engrossed bills: but 10 tai up til bids on their
ii st and second reading----and accordingly. ma.
ny bills were acted N, aud various amendments
discussed and disposed OF.
Nh Darlington made an unsuccessful motion
to Susp nj n rule ofthe House, for the reception
OF petition from Hail ax
The House proceeded to the election of ten
Directors he Boad Of Public Works. The
| flowing gentlemen were elected:
For the district west of the Alleg hahy: James
HcLaus him, Andrcw Russell, aud Jno Mccoy
For the district between the Allegheny aud the
| Blue Ridge; Chas. l. Stewart and Hlnram l..
| Opie.
For the district between the Blue Ridge and
| til water; samuel Pannill, WA. Ellzey and
| mo. IL. Cooke.
For the district on the Atlantic, Thomas New.
| ton and Philip Aylett, jr. were al 'cled The
latter in the place OF John Roanc, who declined a
| reelection.
Monday, Feb. 26.-A communication was re.
ceiyed from the Senate, thai they had passed the
bills making further appropriations for the com
| petion of the Western Lnatic Aospital---autho
| rizlng the appointment ola Measurer of Lumber
and Guager of Liquors in Hheelmg-aEd ali-
| thorsing the Board of Public Works TO ,ub
| scribe, in behalf ofthe State, 10 the Lower Apo.
mattox Company. That they had rejected the
bill TO punish the attempt to poson--and passed
| with amendments, the act concerning the town
| red in.
| The Speaker laid before the House a comnu
nlcatlon from the Governor. enclosing the follow
ing letter from Judge p. p Barbour:
| ORANGE, Feb 20 1877.
Sri-flaving determined to resyu the Ollie,
which Inow hold, as a Judge of the Gem a.
Court OF Virginia, beg leave. uthrogh you, tt
make know that determination TO the LeosIa
ture, and to ask that this letter may be received
as evidence of such Ic5gnation
In thus surrcndeting Office of high trus
which had been recently conferred upon me b,
that body, am influenced by motive which
am sure they will duly appreciate - | am acting
nrVbedience TO the call of my former constituents
/ With sentiments of esteem.
am yours respectful Y,
Pr BARBOUR.
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nigh, hssck ,ubtod shc,her Socrates, vita oil
his genius wus any thing but a sophlst-IBey
say that he inYeDfed morality Others before
him had practised II he oHs sad what they
had done, nc only read lessons on ibeiT exam
pies Afistdes had been just, before Socrates
explsiard The nature oil justice; Leendas bad
died for his country, before Socrates made Il the
duty OF men to love their country; Sparta lad
been temperate! before Socrates praised
temperance Greece had abounded ia viz.
tnous men, before he defined vi tue But where
could Jesus have taken am9Bg his counirymen
thai elevated aud pure morality oil which he a
loas furnished he preoepts and The example,
- The most lofty wisdom was heard from the
bosom Of the most furious fanaticIsm and the
simplicity olthe most heroic virtues honored
the tiest OF all people. The death Of So
Crates. serenely phiiosophsing win his friends, T.
the most gentle that one can df~ire. that OF Je-
sns expiring III fSrnents, mjued, deTided, re-
sIled By whole people is the most horrible
thai one fear. When Socrates takes the
pos9Ded cop. he bless him VINO presents a.,
aud who at tue same time weeps: lrsns in the
midst of hsrrid punishment prays Tor his en-
ragged eNecuiionels. Yes if the life and death
OF socrates are those OF philosopher, the lie
and death ofJcsuS Christ are those OF a Cod
Shall we say thai the history of the Gospel IL
invented dt pleasure My ificnd II Is not thus
thai men invent aud the actions of Socrates,
concerning which no one doubts, IRE les at csted
Than those o. Jesus Christ After all, this is
shifting the difficulty instead OF solving it for II
would be NEE lncouce,, able that a number OF
men should forge this book ~ concert, than that
one should furnish the subject of IL Jewish
authors would never have devised such moral
ny aud the Gospel has characters Of truth
great, so,tfikng, so perfectly lnimltablc, that
IT. inventor would be still more astonishing than
its hero"
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DiseIeti0n.-Iherc are many shining quail
ties IN the mind of man, but there is none SO
useful as discretion. il is this indeed which gives
a value TO all the rest, which sets them at work
in their proper times and places, and turns them
to the advantage of the person who is poSsessep
OF them Without it, learning is pedantry and
wit lmpertlnence, virtue itself looks like weak
ness; the best parts only qualifya man to be
more sprightly in errors and active to his own
prejudice. Spectator.
CopquCr0r. Is in your power always to
come of couqueror, provided you viii never en-
gage IN any but combats, where success will be
determined by your own choice. bid.
Che@.-kmg Charles the First was PLAYING
nj Chess when news was brought of the final in
tention of the Scots 10 sell him TO the English;-.
but so little was he discomposed by tins alarming
intelligence, that he continued his game with
the utmost composure; SO that no person could
have known that the letter he had received had
given him information OF any thing remarkable
IntrOduciiOnto Chess
Many things in the course of human life are
grieyious for want of rightly bordering this
truth that FIVE needed them not we should
hardly meet with them: and if we do need them
we ought not 10 wish an exemption from them.
Datwyn.
Fruits are a more certain criterion to Judge
men by than the correctness of their religious
opinions or profession. Ibid
Literally consists not much in giving a
great deal as in giving seasonably.
lDe Ia Bruyere.
GertHiy--If gentility be a virtue, whoever IS
not vlrtuoas loses his title, and if It's not virtue
It's a ulile. | Ibid
III Of Currnn and Sheridan MIR Horne
Tooke, after having passed an evening in he
company of Mr. Curran and the late Mr.. Sher-
idan, whom he had on that occasion first met to-
gether, was asked his opinion Of the wit OF each.
lie replied that Sheridan was like steel high
ly polished and sharpencd for display and use
that Currans was like mine of virgin gold in
cessantly crumbliug away from its own richness"
lLye Of CprraR, By has son
RIDIcULE.
o sacred weapon! left for truths defence,
Sole dread of folly vice and, insolcnce;
To all but heav'n directed hands denied;
The muse may give thee, but the & DDS must guide,
Reverend touch thee, but with honest zeal
To rouse the watchman ofthe public veal;
To virtues work provoke the tardy hall,
And goad the preate slumb ring in his stall
Pope.
The mind oione incaluable.
For 'tis the mind that makes the body rich
And as the sun breaks through the darkest clouds,
So honor peereth in the meanest habit
What is the jay more precious than the lark,
Because his feathers are more beautiful
Or is the adder better than the eel
Because his painted skin oonteats the eye!
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MxSSlLEAU 2.
ANTIQUITIES OF FLORIDA.

COPY of n ieRer from Judge BmoKrSRIDeh, Of
liorida, 10 Col. Wnlrt, Delegate M Congress
from that Ierrigry
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ff0HSe SERVANTS, H0HSfhOi8 and hdCR-
IN FWRjtwc,
fHAOR SALE At ACClION-Thc subscriber
~ having determined to discontinue house
keeping, viii sell by way ofauoiion, on Tuesda,
the l3h day of March next, the Whole OF In,
House SERVANTS, among which are TWO yaln-
able SeamStrcSsrs, one of winch is FRS rate
ch7mher-mald a valuable young woman, an
excellent Cook and unCommonly likely onr
man Cook. who Is a good gardener; one female
dining room servant, aud small girl who mas
also been accustomed 10 the house together with
I've other negroes chiefly boys quite young and
likely: cor the number. the subscriber has no
hesitation IN saying, they dre valuable pur-
eel olnegroes Il, ever were offered tor sale NJ any
time; they arc sold for no fault, but merely be
cause nave no use tor then,
" the same time he Will dispose of The whole
Of his HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI-
TURF, some OF which is elegant, and such as
has been seldom sold in this place. consisting in
part Of the following articles: One elegant Ma.
hu-any -ide-Board; one do Sccretar, Desk Book
Gise aud Wardrobe, Gall in one D one do set
Dining fables, on pillars upon a new plan one
! 1rty handsome Tea do. one do Han Sofa ;
one Easy Chair, Mahogany Bcdstcuds carved
land plain; one dozen Cane Bottom Chairs. and
two tfroem Lounges to match, handsomely on
'namented; one dozen superior Flag Bottom
hairs, gut; Windsor Chairs; oncclCgant { him
|acy Mirror; Carpets; Dressing Tables and
Glasses one set ofDning Canton China. com
|plcte one set Liverpool do. ; double SET OF
|Purpc aud Gilt. Tea and Csfec China; a COM
cte SET oflyory Knives aud Forks PLAIN do ;
lrge Coffee Urn elegant plated Realn aud Cas-
yors with silver edges plated Candlcstclss +;
|S'ver Table, Desert aud lea spoons; one Sat
tm-wood Tea Cad'la ; elegant Brass Andmons {;
i
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II A i q 70
Nv t,rneery Store.


NAuF SUBSCRIBERS haye entered INTO 70.
partnership under tse firm Of JOHNSON
& WADE and nave ist,en the House recenlit
arcanisa by Mr. J Hendricks, one dnoraliove
,se street heading rom Martins 10 Friesd :
Warehouse, aud nea,lF opposite the Banhs,
,sberc theg have aud will keep. constantly ior
salea supply offsrst rate Groceries and biquors.
Among Which are.
900 sacks Liverpool salt
~ dBds. St Cfolx Sugar
1 llhds. 0rlean, Sugar
9 Tcroes Rice, neW crop
Is Bbls. Nauhere
Is Hads MnscoYadodo
10 Bbls. Loaf aad White Sugar
% Bags Green Coffee, ~ Bags bhte do
10 D. Pepper aud Aispce
90 Boxes Window Gass, assorted
o .ihds prime Aloiassea
% Boxes Gunpogd aud Imperial Teas
l. D. sperm and failpw Candies
i5pu lbs Cotton Yarn Nos5 I'D
80 Aaqs wrought and cut Naiis, assorted
q B3kcs Npscalel llaisiDs
o. lons Plaster
b casAs superior Cheese
Indigo Madder. Carperas aud Ginger
Sah Pstrc, Cotton Cards, Fur y Wool Hats
Coarse aud iuF 9a7os
Old Jamaica and Antigua Run
Cognae Brandy, Din proof
Superior l.. = Madeira VINE
Ditto sic aud Malaga DO.
German aud Bstefcd steel
Old fenerilc Wine
Writing aud Wrapping Paper
oiiters, Double lui lnmblcrs
Tanners OIL Stone Ware,
Alo--6o9o lis Family Bacon
Our friends - The public generally are invited
10 favor US with i cal before they purchase else
where, "a they viii find On examination the pr
ces and quality to compare with any IN this lnaf-
LsL WILLIAM JOHNSON,
BEVERLY WADE.
Fob 81 tcts5S
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fn AVID i ROBERT KYLE, Ia addition 4
- iheir late supplies. hese jusl received al
extensive aHd Wei chosen assortment ef stapt
md aus, s5ods. Amongst which are tue iol
Downs a.1.cas;
sape, bur, black, and fancy cold Cloths all,
tassunerrs
Superior BLACK Grape Robes
De do assorted
hankia Robes, assorted
Plain blael. Gro-dc-Nap. excellent quality
Figured do do
Do do assorted
Blacl. ltllian Lateslfing aud Mode
SATIN assorted
Grape Leese aud Italian Grape, assorted
Mmeelet 5hdwls, new and splendid article
Gauzc and fancy silk lIbkk.
Black aud cold Grape ohaws
superb Lace Capos
Tamboufed Collars and Collareis
satins. Gauze aud Lutestring bonnet Ribbons
Gymps, assorted
Insertion Trimmings
Ladies black and white horse-skn Gloves
DO castor do
Superior Thread Laces aud Edging
DO Gymp do
Bobnet Wells, IA Bobinot Lace
Tortolsc-shcll tuck and side Combs
Imitation do do do
Fine Ivory Combs
superior Italian Lutestling Crasats
DO black silk Velvet
Italian Sewing silk assorted
Fine lwisi and saddlrrs silk
superb English silk Eesiings
Genlemens Woodstock Gloves
DO. Norway doe do
Black Lefanlne Hhkfs
Fine black IL ID Crasats
Do. Sat Genet do
superior Bandunna, German and DAG pocket
Ilhlls.
White Domestlcs, assorted
Calicors, &c. &c.
The above comprise small portion of the AZ
ticlcs just purchased ~ Acw-Yolk aud Phllade-
phia, under llc immediate inspection 81 one Of
The Gfm. They viii be found, on inspection, 10
be Of sterling qualify, and al prices lar below
v bat has hitherto been considered cheap -
In few daya further supply will BE- received.
Feb %
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m r. DYOIT5 Approved Antl-Bous Pills
~ which prevent and cure all Bilious Com
plants, Malignant Fevcrs &c. There Pills i
administered in time TO remove the Bile f ON tho
STOMACH, will counteraet the CAUSES which com
monty produce Yellow or Bilious Fever, Ague OF
Fan Feyers, Bilious Chole, Plcurisy, D,sentc
~, Worms, Sick and Foul Stomach, Head Ache
Loss OF Appetite, flatulencc Epilepte Fils, lily
pochondlia and llysteiienl Complains, Sour
Stomach, Heart Burn, Dyspepsia or indigestion
&c. They remove Habitual Costiveness, Colds
aud Coughs, Asthma, suanguary, Gravel, Rheu
marism, Gout, scuryy, Scorbutic Elotches, lmpu.
rites in the Blood, Female Complaints &c.
\ further supply of the above Pills this day
received at the subscribers Drug and Medicine
store, price % cents box.
WALTER H. MIDDLETON,
Dec T. OB00A1f- Pgst-gfire
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Amherst G II Feb. q

4 shil ST SALE.--Pursuanl 10 i Deed for pur-
"A p9ses therein expressed, executed to the
subscribers, by John y. Rose aud ga,y his wife.
which deed WIS admitted 10 record IN the clerk 5
office olthe county OF Amherst, on the 2Ist \
prll, 1873 VI, the undersigned, will proceed
to sell 70 the HIGHEST bidder, on The 18th d,, OF
MarchneNt, before the Auction store of Ino.
X ID. Payne, in the town Of ynchburg, on a
credit Of iOmonths Fourteen Valuable Slaves
amongst which Is a valuable Carpenter, four
eawyc.s, one mnlatio boy, raised in the house.
Is N 10 years of agc,) and other good field
hands.-lhe purchaser ~ purchasers will be re-
qured to execute negotiable notes and To give So
llsitcturY cndorsers. aud the notes to be made
payable n one ofthe Banks IN lynchburg tn,
undersigned, acting as trustees, will convey ne
other o. further tite than is vested IN thcn BY
the deed aforesaid, but they hceyo the title to be
unqnestionably good JOHN L COBBS,
JAS. ). PENN.
Also, at the same time and place, will lie of
feed for sale l6or IL other Sh,vcs The uhol,
II be conducted by Jno. Il. y. Payne, Auction
ecr.
Feb o. c5w27
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SfmGfNIA.--h Superior Court Of Chan
" Gerry, holden in The town of Lynchburg,
the 2-th Of October, 1926.
John Inders aud Henry Clark, Ptfs.
dgainu
Sterling Claiborne ard Thomas Adridge, Geo.
Myers, John Myers add James 5. Pcndleton,
merchants and paftnefs trading under the finn
and style of Alofidge, Myers & Pendleton, and
Waller shelton, Defts.
Tins cause came en- this dag 20 be heard on
the papers formerly read and the report OF com
missioner Benagh, made in pursuance of the ef-
der Of the seventeenth day Of May last, and was
argued by counsel. On consideration whereof
the court doth recommit the said report To the
sad commissioner for him to reconsider and re-
port ihereupon, rs heretofore directed
ACopy-1esie. JOHN WILLS, Ok.
COMMISSIONERS Office Lyaehbprg,
I'D Dcceniber, ls2G. (
The parties IN this cause will take notice, that
have appointed Saturday the twenty fourth day
ofalarcb next TO carry tie foregoing order ofcourt
INTO effect. On which day they are required 10
attend at my Office Ia this town. with their ac-
counts, vouchers and copies Of court papers
prepared fol examination and settlement
JAMES BENA6J. G.
Feb. % c5w2O
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4 Copy-1estc,
JOHN HIlIS.r.

VIRGINIA At Il ae. hod,4 IN ths Clerk oIfrp ot,f,
superior Conrt VI Cnancer} for the IyncilH.g ps.
tficl, The btI day of November, ISIS Jam ; M
PIT G9Goaa David saunders, son. admir- u jui. ,a,
ders, deed, and William Hot, Dens
The defendant William Holt not having entpr.lH,
appearance and given security according TO The net ~
Assembly aud the rules Of this court and II ~ peaa IN
satisfactory eYidenue thru he Is moi mhallal ~
countryft IS ordue that tie sa,d defendant doagi
here on The first day al the next term d a.er ne IA
otthe plaintiffs ti,t copy ofth, order BE- l5rrt,,,
inserted IN some newspaper frnted IN the faRa lAnoh-
burg Tor t"o months ucee.ssey and posted d. the font
door OF the courthouse ia the said town.
topy-Te>tc,