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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-27
COLONIAL TRADE.

We shall lay less original matter this day before
our READERS, that we may be enabled to clear The
decks tor very long and elaborate Conmunica-
non, which we shall place before them in our
next.-h will occupy very considerable pro-
portion OF That paper, and 1t we'll deserves the
space which we shall devote 10 IL. II gives g
complete history OF the clumsy and mischieyous
manner, in which the benefits oftbe Colonial Trade
nave been lost by the Administration. The peo-
pie want light upon this subject, aud they mus,
have II. We agree most thoroughly with the Ed.
itor OF the N. Y. Daily Advertiser, that {. the
state oil things is unfortunate (snd this is too
mild teTm) that the loss Of the trade TO this
country will be considerable; and in similar pro.
portion, that the revenue must suffer" The Ad-
yeriIser also gives the following bifds-eye of the
coalition Of the trade as il is nov cut down by
the Acts Of Congress:
Our ports are closed against British vessels
coming from British Colonial ports closed against
Us, even Il they have touched at ports no, closed
sgain't US. Bonds are to be required from Bri.
tIrh vessels receiving American goods. that they
shall no, be delivered 10 such ports These reoui.
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OXFORD FE.M.qIE XCgDF1Y

SEVEkAL gentlemen f. ON q di.,snce having ,cou.,,
ln'tin',on the OF teaching price Of boa d n
embrace me opportunity Oi making public .s
va. Reading, Spelling, Plain and o. Samentai P.nm,,,sn'
ai'thmec English Grammar. with the MS, OF NJ,
tres Geea jewish anaa,, s, nen', We.
raogy Cheny Natural Philosophy Astronomy pEiio.onh,
Of board the above brauoLs, !; s ue P'ioe
session OF hre months, MV.c thirty Dsawng and ps;n,f
La" Lansu,se ten French ten dollars. With regard
" ns manner OF reaching, the Instructor. keep one obi.
'ian'y ~ vie~ To bring the int,
oe.ns me mem"ry We do think hsy. ae
cSmpihed great king, supply because we can pfrs,S.
Guild toTepeai along lesson the book III i. cnr r,
~ "a .ae rh'"n On particular facts get the ruv 10
the nature OF iho's fats, not only m h
higher eranebr but IN Ie elements. in sinrl. Ar;,l"i
IN English vi ammar We same way and by
~ 81 'sg~t hut what ia opinion of vastly r,.s,.r
nee we get the pupil anot without exception to br fo,d az
ne s'"ay in wh''h she rnssgi. Study not then an
odious task, but delishif ,mp, nen pot1;us !, co
pleasing TO youth than 10 discover the strength If their 90
Them 10 mske and when ,hi. aceo.lpii,heJ ,s hs
ies but corresponding foris will b.. made TO bring tbo.r
we nave received Chemical aud Philosophical Arparsu.
anu now e~chr.ciaon in Chemistry, PhiIopby Aan,n,,
principles 81 i,se sciences and psren,a wa,eSf,
ness exercised over the young ladies wlo board with H.,
And will he SLOWED them nub,ny
strict deeorun and gese manner, vii! be perm,trJ ~
hesnh"n.., q ,bs hm,son euiay pIorou' The
o serious Hines. has been known among m, ,,,;
o.'ns school mas been established here and :iuee ,hc
Of the last SUMMER they have
uiiniefru pted health. - 10y"
The moral character Of the soeiety Oxford and III. ve;n
neeas not our ronnehdaon; ard what consider equally
iabourabe fr the Ius,nution that lively in,err,t il
.s'ta tor ITS prosperity, aud 6 families RAY every au
ton 10 10. young ladies' from abroad which c,nisut win
Their attainment Of the ohio for which bev ~,e s,n, hc,
ey their parents and guardians, The Prn6,pal la, lou, az.
'i'ah tree lsde, and gentleman ali eonnny epe,rrJ
aud we take this opportunity Of assuring the public Thai @
erton expense Hh'u power shall be wanting to make
Oxford, March ~. los nan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-27

appointment as Piin,ef 10 the United States Sc.
nate.
Reso!red, That the foregoing proceeding. be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and that
they receive the thanks Of this meeting for the ats
teptive and impartial manner in which they have
discharged their respective duties; which having
oeen done, the meeting adjourned.
SlLAS NJ. MOTLEY, Chair'n.
JAMES WRIGHT, Sec'ry.
70 the EDITORS of the ENQUIRER.
GHNTLEMEN: Being in New York, and seeing
the notice of Decision of the u. States Court,
mat the law OF - JM0ryiand imposing a license
upo" merehonts of fifty dollars, for the priv.
iese OF selling foreign merchandise, tpas uncon-
sn"nfionai," have taken the liberty of calling
your attention, to the laws of the State of New
YORK. imposing duty of one and half per CEN
'um upon foreign goods sold in that State by auc.
ZION; as the Constitution OF the United States
provides that no State shall levy or collect any
ou'ies upon commerce. 1t is evident to me, that
.ne duty collected upon Auction Sales in the
s!ate OF New York, for sales Of foreign merchan-
u'@e' !" DUTY upon commerce, and our State
mus rendered tributary. certany indirectly, if not
uhecty'to the State of New York, for CONNER
cial purposes, when the Constitution proyides
that commerce shsll be free and equal among all
the States of the Union.
.HeD York, 2lst Juarch, 1927.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-27

u.c. Ehjah Hall 1t wall be reeoiieeted taat IN the Pr
OF the 9th Instant, noticed the charge ALSO
a.e 'a.ehood" made by the Concord Register stating
Elijah aii did not approve of the present
onai aud that stated the by
which derved knowledge o the fact that he was sn OF
posed Topu, the matter beyond all controversy venera
ME Patriot and companion VI Paul Jones' although
bed h requested the Editor Of the New Hanpshe Gazette
to copy article, having received his SANCTION"
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March q.

4 Chaneery. United States Cont, Fiia Circuit and Ia
4 te:n Dntrici OF Virginia, May III. s26.
h'hrrt Muir and Jane Iis wife, ssd Mary Brown,
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COMMUNICATED,

~, - CO.NJU O-VIC.1IlEO.
Inc deputies elected on Saturday last by the
mesno'uers OF Hanover. opposed to the present,
administration, pursuant to the Resolutions a
aoPted by meeting of the Freeholders held a,
hanover Court House ON the I'd current, met this
Jay at Hanover Court House, for the purpose OF
recommending two fl and suitable persons TO re
present the county in the House of Delegates at
the next Session: When DR.. Reuben Meredith be-
ing called TO the Chair, and John ID. G. Brown,
Esq. appointed Secretary James Fontaine, ESQ.
and Capt. William 3. White were unanimously
recommended.
On motion, Ordered that the ptoceedin.. yf
this meeting be published in the Richmond En-
quirer.
REUBEN MEREDITH, Chairman.
JOHN ID. q. BRowN, Sec'ry.
Hanover Court House. March 2lsk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-27

ihe last Shenandoah Sentinel states, that ,
Committee of the Citizens of that county had an.
piled to Gen. Tucker to become Candjd,,e n,
Congress; he had positively decned and that a
number oil the friends OF Robert Allen in conside,
ration OF his republican principles, had determined
to support him''
Gen. Taylor declines poll for the county of
Norioik'-Messrs Steed & Maxwell are csndi-
dates for The Borough.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-27

1t gives US much satisfaction IN state az the o.
plnion OF Doriors Cullen and Briggs, that Mr.
James 8. Smi,hers, (tbe gentleman who was
wounded by Mr. Samuel Psrkhill, } lie in such
" condition as 10 warrant the belief, tina, his reeo.
very may be speedily calculated on.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-27

The Wilmington Waterman brand, the IN
Virginia Senators, (and of course the Members OF
The other House who concurreJ with them in their
views of the matter,) with the name of .s the
nhpIlncipled opposition" because they voted
against the resolution (amendatory 10 Mr. GiIe.'s
Revolutionary The Waterman does not quote
It correctly. 1t did not pledge the Legislature
to sustain the General Governmen, in the
exercise of its legitimate power,"-bn, to
maintain and defend the Constitution of IN.
United States, aud the Constitution of this State.
against every aggression, either foreign or do
nestle, that they will supper, the government, of
the United States in all measures warranted bv
the former and that This Assembly most solemnly
declare warm attachment TO the union of the
states, to maintain which il pledges its powers
line avowed and the real objections to this
resolution, were, not thai rbe Legislature were
unwilling at all times to support the General Go.
yernmeht in ell its legitimate powers; but ,ba,
the Resolution would be construed TO refer to the
pending contest with Georgia in which the LIE.
gisis'ure we're unwilling TO commit themselves.
Yet the Waterman and other affiliated presses have
Suppressed this explanation, made in the course
OF the Debate; though it would have been one of
the very hrst to have used the passage Of the reso
luton Tor the purpose of sane ton ing the conduct
Of the Administration
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-27
pTRGLNZA STATE LOTTERY.
ron THE BENEFIT or THE
DISMAL SWAMI
COMPA-

~'E"'sIt1 2 O.HI NV r,
SIXTH CLASS.
To he drawn Wednesdav, IN, 25th Apfi newt
YATES Il M'IN7'HRE, MANAeErs.
nuht Irtsr o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-27

We understand that Mr.. Stevenson was bu,ried
Oh to South Carolina. from Washing on, by the
Illness OF his wife, after few hours notice. He
Is extremely anxious to appear before all his CON
slituents; but it is more than probable, that with
all the dispatch he make, her health will not
enable him 10 move on fast enough to reach The
Henrico Elections on Monday next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-27


BdLTIMORE .a.ND OHIO RAIL ROAD.
The subscriptions succeeding in Baltimore,
more rapidly than we expected. During The three
hrsf day., 5000 shares were taken; equal 10
Sl,6u0.OO0. The books are to be kept omen ill
the Slst OF this month. in order to give person.
an opportunity Of obtaining proxies. So great ha.
been the demand for them, that an agent has even
come on 10 this city for the purpose of hunting
up names. IL Is said, that one or two individual,
or houses IN Baltimore propose to subscribe fo
Sou,O60 Books al,o opened in Washington
and Frederick. The scheme is most masnificen
one; and IT 1t can be carried into operation fo
S3,O00,0 700. one of the most efficient which ha.
| ever been devised. The Editor of the Lancasie,
Gazette, who claims to have been one of the Fl,
proposers OF the scheme, contends, that should
Baltimore persevere in her plsn the Ohio and Che.
sapeake Canal will die natural DEATH and the i'm
portance OF the grand Pennsylvania canal, a.
mean OF connection with the West, be ereatl,
lessened; that IL is less costly than canals; that
would shorten the space and the time for trans,or
tation; could be used the year round; i, less liable
70 interruptions, more easily repaired, &c Ii j.
certain, that this Rail Road is considered Az i,
competition with the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
and The friends of the latter, insist upon il, tha
the rail road, if practicable at all, will reouir,
several millions to complete il; that il will bay,
| TO run over, or through immense mon n,ains: tina
| road OF this immense length surpasses every pro
Ject which has been conceived by the adventurou
people OF England and that they never dream
OF running raj! road over such difficult grounds
SC. sc.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-27

S~An h1sH'S Aau ny sPepi'o OF sour 9ie
IL mach fdis, al ,prainable remedy iot inal-
sssifpn In IL mast complicated fofia>
Df etv Of diseases TO which ihT human
s,sff4n /. s,iucct ~ are more stubborn, nons
more dtstte .sing o. dc-tfae,'ve 10 the sohsllia
donihan indigestion ~ sour stomach lh,s
disease pre-, ais TO = great sricnt aud hss so gen
erans haiAed the skill ofthe faculty, thai IA toine
DIV ei,sy o administration Is truly a desldersiphl
In every nlfce. The ruth OF tins statement Is
confirmed by tie experience Of thousands WHO
have suffered under IT, shp after having usea
many vraudies Ia Ia purpose are NOW pb1Bed
~ nave recourse 10 such pslli"tiTfsi ~ the} may
chance 10 hnd more conducive TO then 1uninit.
NJ indigestion Is meant loss ot appeiit' anu
great weakness, particularly 81 the leg, ana
wasting oil the whole system. ilea'tbm II, "' M
uneasy s.nsat,on oi hsa, about the pi' ot tho RIO.
mach winch N sometimes attended WIN mus Il
or ,,ckns., OF ths stomach and vomiting bclfh.
ing ~ Of water which Is generally sonI paleness
afthe oountenanoe, eos i,enrss, lapguof 8lddi-
mss lownsss OF spirts, dlslu bed sleep, palplii'
ton OF the heart, aanleney &C
Ihese $, mpioms vary IN different persons,
tome cnprrieice moro Of them. and some less,
ench ia thr ofdn I'D degtee Oi ms own par'lcu-
laroaSe.--Jheso Pills aet as u powerful iooicl
neutfalize the Ned upon the stomach, gives
rte 9Th 10 the facilitated organs at dlsestlons
Seslore the appetite, remove nausea. nj The slo#
mach. aud ultimately recover the hrolih OF TIN
patient They do not contain mercury m any
form, nol do they slcken the stomach a. mus
purgaliye medicines do, hnt perform the office ot
a satt mud auid prgatise, ana afe not surpassed
by any nidicnc HEY are the,oiole partien.
larry calculated lar family usc.
The npontc OF these Pills was one OF The mest
eminent praclli,onsrs Ut mrdiehf ~ the 'hneu
Staies and us,d them successfully IN hts prae-
,ice ior manY yrars. They ARE not got ny a
nostIinn 10 drude the ctedulous. hut ate RECON-
mendcd on The basls of truth and experience.
~ order that they nay become eK'cnse"lv pse-
fn and within the reach of all they are offered
at tho low prleo OF 81 cents per boz. lbe
wholesale and rcla,l Dug aud Medicine store
Of IHUMAS j. DIV Al.
August 2 3m Sole Agent.
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ept 90.

NfR. DANIEL WARD AS You are not
~ an nbabliant Of this state aud have NO
residence known to me, hereby notify yon
through the public newspapers, thai ] shall,
on the first day of November court, 1927, in
Edmund Tate's Tavern, at Franklin court
house, proceed to take the deposition oil Eli
Ferguson, William Pratt and others. 10 be
readas evidence on the trial otmy suit in chan
Gerry as admr.. of Daniel Perdue, decd, in
Franklin county court depending aud nnde-
termined against you and others.
Your obt seyt. MESHACk PERDUF,
Admir- OF Daniel Perdne. dec.
August %. cSw3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-27
August 80
New Arrival of Books.

~ ,iIE subscriber has the pleasure of announc-
ing 10 hts friends aud the public generally,
that he has received direct from Philadelphia by
the last evenings stage 4 few very splendid new
works winch he will sell very low
Among the books are the following new works
viz:
Reuben Apsley in vols by the author Of
Bramhlctye House, The Tor Hill &c. &c. This
work rs So universally praised that any thing
more said rom me might he supertuons.
The Epicurean Tale by Thomas Moore, this
is said to he decidedly the best production from
the pen of the anthor.
The Living and the Dead-lhis work is well
worthy the attention my religious friends as the
public generally and am greatly mistaken ii
all who read it is not well pleased with It,
The Subaltern or Sketches OF the Pennsular
War during the Campaigns of lSl3l4 by an
eye witness this work is well worthy the .atten.
tion of every person, and much question wheth-
Ell IA more interesting work was ever published.
ABRAM r. NORTH.
Sept H.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-27
TRANSYLYANIA UNIV ERSlGG
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..

1nIIE lee ures IN this i"sttulion will com
- mcn,c as usual on the j,t1 Monday NJ No
vcnbtr, aud terminate on the .bfd saturday IN
March
Anatomy and Surgery.
Bg D. ~ Dudl1g, NJ d
Institutes OF Medicine and Clnica practices,
By Chqfits taidEcH NJ n.
Theory am practcc eimrdicinc.
b .f1hH ISirn CO0ke. VI d.
Obstetrics and d,>c,..= ol =, men y children.
~ u n Rt.,tHd,on, n n
matcria Medion and Medical Botany.
By Charles u Short, " y
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
ByJraes Blgfhe, y. y.
The edi6co which has been erected during the
present season. tor the accommodation OF the
medical department, IS rapidly progressing, aud
the faculty, with confidence, announce to IN"
pubic, thai twill be competed and ready fof
the reception of tie CLASSES before the commence
IN MT OF the ensuing session. The building DC
oupics "a space, on lis foundation, of - bv ju
feet aud contains two spacious lecture rooms
large apartments inr the library, museum aud
chemical laboratory, together with librarian
dorniiory aud ever, Other convenient and ne
cussary appnrtenanoe,
II !, situated ia pleasant and central part o
the town immediately contiguous To the auain
micai theatre aud dissectiug rooms, aud togcth
e. pith these, VIII constitute an establishment
not surpassed In point al comfort and conyent
cnee, 10y any similar Institution IN ADletlca.
The library contains upwards olthree thouS
aud volumes, aud Is constantly increasing bv tn,
addition of all the periodical aud standard work,
on medicine and the collateral sciences. II u
Opened a. a reading room every evening (Sun
dag cxcrptcd) throughout the session. and ever,
stVsrnt has the privilege. moreover OF keeping
cut tuo volumes at TIME
The museum contains variety Of instructive
preparations, both ofthe human subject aud O
way and plaster limitations by the first artists o
Europe.
S,udcats Of medicine rcsorting TO this schao
for istrur tion, will be accommodated IN the mos
respectable families. With gentec board ant
lodging, togcthr with all other incidental atten
dance, upon cheaper term, than AZ any other me
dicaI institution IN our country.
Tie expenses OF II complete course Of lectures
including the natriculaton aud library ticket
gill amount 80 500 speeie-fhe fee for gIadu
alton Will be $50 in addition
Bv order OF the Medical Faculty.
{. ". SHORT VI. u. Dean.
Lexington. XIV. August ~. le27.
II is ,ia.ed in the Baltimore and other papers
that Or B W Dudly, professor OF >urger,
in the rrapsyyana University. Lexington, ~
has been appointed 10 the proicssorshp OF SUI
gerry in the Maryland University. We are re
auestcsi TO say that Dr. Dudy will not accep
the prominent. but wi retain his present slt
uation in Lexington. The editors in ViIgm
vino are publishing the advertisement OF tn
Transylvania University, viii please attach TO
fn.t ttice. HHchester Republican.
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David K Robert Kyle,

ND ESfEl tIIb inform their Trends and
ID customers thai a recent a, rival OF ~ pack.
ages DRY GOODS has added very much 10
their former extensive assortment, aud enables
| them TO ofier to purchasers, both wholesale and
retail, greater variety IA both Staple and Fan
~ Linz than they have ever previously done.
AHoag The articles loieiy recei,ed are The JotioU-
piece 5heppards extra Gne Blue Cloth.
;. do do Black
both selected in New York as the finest tex
tire and best colours 10 be fouud ln that
market.
Several Blue and BlacI, Cloths, unusually cheap
piece super Blue Cashmere
Several pieces do do medium quality
Blk Luslhgs, a most superb article ior Gentle
NOUS Summer wear
Blk Circassians and Giundelills
India aud british Nan<ecn, aud Union Mixtures
Cotton Casslmeres and Russia Drillings
piece Blk striped florentlne, beautiful article
for Gen,lemeo's Summer wear
Plain and figured Eng. silk VestinPs superior
Plain Blk Italian Lutes'rng Of the first and Sc
cond quality
Several pieces beautiful fg'd Gro de Nap
variety Of Borcge ohawls, of the first style
Ladies Bll, aud White Eng. SILK Hose and
Gloves
Geullenon's do do do do
Plain aud hgd Satins, black and white
tiaruleut aud Furniture Dmnlties
large assortment Gymps, OF various widths X
shades
Plain Satin and Lutestring Ribbons
Green Florence aed Blk Mode
A new assortment Belt Ribbons, and case Ken
nngs
fe" dozen Calypso Sashes, new and beuut.
full article
Bobbinet Wells, ofhandsomeSt figures
Green Gauze and Bib Florence
A large quantity Clarhe's spool Cotton. 300 yds
each
few pieces Angola Cassine,s and Gne Mar
saes
Several cases Caloues, comprising II beautiful
variety OF shades and fRuies, aud al very
cheap prices
Gentlemcn's BID, Italian Cravats
Superior Red, Blue aud felIow Bandana HAfs
Geutiemen's Fur and Beaver Hats
case do do with broad rims
, pieces superior Carpetngs, OF the rici,est fl
CURES
Tapes. Gallons, and None So Pretty
Table Linens, nom6-4 to lV-1 olthe richest da
mask
A few pieces 4 Irish Sheeliugs
2 doz Ladies White silk Shors
! case best Indigo Blue Bed liCiGnY
III d-4 and ga Brown Dome,tios
"a and ~ Check do
Apron and Counterpaine Checks
Russia Duck aud Brown Holland
"a aud IA Osnabnrgs aud Buraps, at cheapest
prices
IIair and SeasIlm Trunks, ofeyery size.
They have also on hand,
\ large assortment Of SADDLERY consisting in
part ofthc following;
Strrup Irons, Birdie Bits, Roller Buckles
Buckles aud Slides, Saddle Bosses aud lacks
Woisted and Cotton Weddings, Saddle Trees,
Wire-worked Gig and Riding Whips, Hogskins.
Morocco skins ofyarious colours, Blue and Or
ange Silks, &c dc. &c.
Among the Groceries on hand are,
Sugar and Coffee, Salt and Spices, aud seye.
raj casks Rum, Brandy and Wine, &c.
They particularly invite the attention of coun-
try Merchants To their present assortment, irom
which they can be supplied with almost every
article in the Dry Goods. Grocery. aud Hard.
ware Line, at very small advance.
! Juy5 tc
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WOOL.
Valuable Real Estate for sale.

IEfNDEk the authority OF deed Of trust. ex
~ ecut.a by Ambrose Rucher and Betsy hIs
wife, dated the 10Th June, 1924 and is Of record
in the clerk office OF the county court OF Am.
hcrSt, for purposes IN SAID deed expressed, the
subscribers will expose TO sale, at public auc
ton on Friday the Goth day OF October next, If
tar, lipot, the next fair day thereafter, at the
dwelling house of said Ambrose Rucker IN the
county Of Amherst, the following rniDabie zeal
estate, VIZ one tract OF laud containing PSI Ii
acres, lying on Miller's Creek Also another
tract adjoining thereto containing 323 acres
another adjoining tract Of 80 acres Also ~ a.
creS joining the two first named tracts Also.
another tract of 1850 acres adjoining the tracts
already mtntioned-AlSo. another tract contain.
Ing $50 acres, aud another II aci lying on Coal
Mountain
These lands will be sold, without reserve, on
a credit of one. two and three years. the pur.
chaserS giving bonds with security aud deed
OF trust on the land to insure the payment OF the
purchase money. Persons wis mug to purchase
will find IT well worth their attention to examine
| these valuable lands before the day ofsale
| Iht title which the trustees will convey is re
| garded as inquest enable. but no other will bt
| given, except such as is vested in them ny tn,
trust deed Possession given the first day o
January, 1923. JOHN MILLER, },r......
d. X. EDLEY, ''"'''es
sept 90 c5w1.
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JOHN WILLS. G


NlhhiNiA -AtRnl holden in the Clerks Office of the
superior curt Of haneery for the LyHchurg District
the eth day of Juue, 1921 Robert n Crny p,,
ga,nsf Nrthcrland TAFT, Chiswell Dabncy and James
Hnllock, nefs. 49, ~
ne ueiiuF Nethrriand TAFT not having entered his
appearance and given security accor,ipr 10 Tho 49, ~
seiht ana INC rules of this court and appearing BIZ sa
hsihctofy evidence that he is an nhahi:n ms
C"uaHyn IS ordered, that the said defendant de, aprea,
mere on I hfst day Of the term and answer the bill
III NE Iainiif and that acnpy Of ihia order be sor,L
VAN Inserted n some newspaper printed in the ion q,
i"hnhk, Tor TWO months successfully, aud posted aS
inc if", tdoef otthe courthouse Ia the said town
com Tesla WILLS, 9