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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-22
FASHIONABLE DRESSING ROOM.

yEVIiE subscriber respectful informs the
y public, that he has taken room No. 80.
" Wesimlnstcr-strcel, a few doors west Of the
Arcade, and at the corner of Orange street :,
where he will be happy TO wait on those who
may favor him with their patronage; and hopes,
by assdutv and attention 10 business, 20 merit
a share of the patronage of the public.
Hair cut, ra2Ors honcd and set on tho most
accommodating terms; and all orders executed
without delay. ALBERT SWEET
August iS.
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LEFT At THE FIR ANKLIN HOUSE,
II y this town, about SLY months since, u
4 trunk, covered with decr-skin, and mark
Cd II. W. containing the wearing apparel Of a
female, parasol. small wooden trunk and
cony Of Watts Psalms and Hymns. in which
is written ihc name of II. Gurncy. The trunk
was unlocked when left. The owner Is request
cd TO call and take il away. p
Franklin lIonsr. Providence, August IL.
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PAINTING.

UH HOUSE, Ship and Sign Painting, Gliding,
g. 4 Glazing, Vanishing, Paper Hanging,
&c. done by WM. W. PlTMAN,
No. II, Soutl Main street, up stairs.
WANrED--As an apprentice at the above
business, lad IA or 6ycars Of age.
Annist >. Gl.
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PAVILION.

"tIE subscriber has the pleasure Of inform
Il ing his friends and the public, that owing
20 the liberal patronage he has received, he h.s
been enabled to make several improvements to
this elegant resort for sentee company. A
, suite Of apartments have been fitted up expressly
for the accommodation Of private families, where
.hey can enjoy undisturbed, the finest scenery
upon Narragansett Bay. As poets the sour
ces of amusement oecessary TO place Of this de
scrption, they will be under such regulation
as to render II worthy Of being called the Ma
hsDt OF Rhode-ls and.
Mayo. BENJAMIN Y. FOSTER.
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FOUND.
FRENCH LA GTAGE.

@W II. ABADiE respectfully informs the
We public that hIs second course of lessons
will commence next week.-Mrs. room is direct
" over MIR. Enoch S;ccrc's store Chcapsidc.--
Information will be given at Messrs. Hutchcns
x Cory's Bool; store, or at his room.
August T.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

0q.FIvE TIMES \ wLEE.-t6
SSTEAM BOATS WAsHINGToN, Capt. f.
- 3. Bunker; CoNNECrIcUr, Capt. Com
stock; and FULTON, Capt r. 5. Bunker
One of the above boats, will leave for New
York, every Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Saturday, al 10 O'Clock, A. Nj.
The Washington's regular days of starting,
are Sundays and Wednesdays, at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ. The Fulton or Connecticut, VIII leave
on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
July 4.
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PROVIDENCE.
HENRY O'CONNOR.
(CoNTINUED.)

+" j hate him for the lie he spoke,
hate h:m for the pO,o he broke" MORTON.
There might have been destiny; but no
Our hearts deny It and young, SO fair,
Good without effort, great without a foe
now there
How many ties did that stern moment tear
From thy sres, 10 his humbiest [menlai'sl breast
Is linked the electrical chain Of that despair,
Whose shock was as an earthquakes, and Oppressed,
The land which lov'd thee so, that none could love
thee best"
CHiLDE HAROLD, Canto ".
As soon as the lad had received the note,
he fastened to O'Connor, who he found bust
ly engaged in thought, promcnadlng the
garden in a troubled manner; and then hand
ing him the document lie FASTENED from the
garden, lest his master, with whose too ir-
rtable disposition he was but too well ac-
quainted, should chastsc him for doing, even
that, which he was assured, could moi be 9TH
crwise han grateful 10 his feelings.
O'Connor took the note, and for moment
gazing on he seal, smile lit upon his coun-
tenance; and then observing the well known
impress of Rosalind's seal, he pressed it to his
lips, and as if undetermined what 70 do
whether TO read it or not-he held the pacquet
before him for moment; and then, hastily
tearing open the envelope, read the cordial in
yitation which RosalInd had given him TO vis-
it her dwelling.
tie read IT again and again; and again and
again, did its contents give new hoees and
fresh impulses to his bosom; for, though he
affected TO hate the world and woman's love.
still did he cling to the memory of Rosalind,
as last hope, and with fondncss that bor-
dercd on platonic enthusiasm, for it yielded all
the Joy, that the world and its scenes afordod d
him.
Yes will visit her" said he, as he closed
the letter, 81 viii visit the good Rosalind;
will lay at her feet, the history Of my sorrow
| ngs, my cares, and my way-larings:-I will
make her the repository Of my sorrows, viii
tell her the history Of my s,.ilcrings, and if she
will bat smile upon me, listen TO my tale and
pity my misiormos, then again shall be hap.
Py; ! will defy the tempest, laugh at misery
and contcmn the warnings Of the elements
''lIvc, love, and dncver wander more"
6 But this IS not the tme'' he continued
| "to visit her, and not until the darkness o
night shall have fallen upon creation, will
venture 10 visit the add NO place of the love
lest OF women, or worship at the shrine o
matchlGss purity and love; at Tic altar Of fc
male divinity. Bot this note requires reply
end lest keep the good Rosalind in suspense
w:il instantly forward to her an answer" anC
hen retiring TO his lodgings, he addressed
he! 'nG following letter, which was dispatc che,
10 her, by INC young Merc'ry, who has
throughout he wnolc transaction, sustained al
'otNe part IN thc singular and almost unpre
rpGpu1 tod dam.
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REMOVAL.

kENDF AL,
- AMUEL J. BOWER, Sign Painter and
- Glider, has removed TO the Hamilton Bull
ding, 3d story. over Mr. Franklin R'clmond's,
and opposite Messss. Low & Fenner's. Mar
ket-strcet, where Sign and Ornamental PANT
ing, aud Gliding, will be done in tho best man
- 6t. Aug. 4.
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At Home, Jipc 2l, 1921.

At Home, Jipc 81. 1921
Air. y 1ohnor, mas 'hc honor 10 inform Miss
NIiars, that her very kind note of this morn
ing, has been handed h.m, and he GLADLY ac-
cepts of her kind and complimentary invifa-
ton lie assures Mss Vlars, that he would
be proud 10 call upon her this morning. did not
in'uperablo objections present themselves; and
thus situated, it Will not be possible for him 10
attend her commands till this evening at q
O'Clock, when he viii do himself the honor, to
present himself 10 obey her wishes. Mr.. O'Con-
nor, mas the honor to salute Miss Vilars, q th
his assurances Of reciprocal res Get and friend
shp, aud * most faithfully, and obcdicntly, her
obliged inl most hunbIe servant.
The lad, who, though he had assumed an air
OF Ignorance in relation TO the acts that were
gong on, was too we'll aware of the importance
Of tie dispatches coniided to him, to her TO
whon fey were addressed, and 10 him by
whom they were written, TO suffer any thing 10
delay hls movements, and in u few moments
reached the dwelling of RosaIind he found
her accompanied by Maria Hardy, and young
gentleman in the arbour, attentivcly reading
SCOTS Rob Roy, to the listeners and unwil.
ling TO interrupt her, he held out the note,
hoping that she would discover him, without
pnttlng lin 10 he necessity Of ohirudng on her
attention, and inicrruptng her when engaged
IA reading that Interesting passoge which de-
suri5os 'aU last scene. between Francis, and
Rash.cigh Osbdldistone. Rosalind was too in
icnily engaged IN reading the interesting re-
cital, 20 be diverted by any object that APP
preached her; but Maria, turning to wipe a
tcar drop from her eye, which the pathetic
passage had called forth. discovered the urchn
standing near her, in an odd and awkward
posture.
" rs Iive," sho exclaimed, with evident
surprise, " here is that taicrdcinalon of a
courier, who belongs 10 that strange mortal,
o'Connor, with love dipi,matiGVc dispatch
as suppose! "Givc il mo- you Young tor
mcn'cr she added, "and tell nc. .is il lor me or
for Rosalindl' Rosalind. diverted from the
book, by the CALCULATIONS of Maria, looked up,
and on jcholdng the lad, a deep blush sui-
fused her counicnancc and hastily ana,chirg
the billet dour, ;hfrst il INTO her ho 'om: and
in an angry tone said TO Maria, al am surprised
that you shouiI ask ii ,hc note is iortic or Coz
you!" "And pray MIss. may b. permitted
10 inquire, Why yot should for momrn' up
pasr. ib,' NJ o'Connr- ~p1'G ed c.s
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How many ties did that stern moment tear
From thy sires, 10 his humblest [meniai'sl breast
Is linked the electrical chain oftha despair,
Whose shock was as an earthquakes, and Oppressed
The land which ov'd thee so, ihat none could love
thee best -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-03

y1R GINA At f,ses holden n the clerks Office o te
Superior ooIrt Of hsIcrry for thu Bfnfhhhg l'is,
triet tire 4tl DAY Of Iuae. ls25 baftieu hfeen~"od
aud Nancy hi= lie, rit dgGHst Daiei koherts iafu-
wick sharon, Moses Sharon aud Luke Wade. ohey
Jones, Richard Hop-es and Harriet his sile 9o-epn
Moref.ld and Sails be vie, Christopher Z. W acc
ThomHs 4. Wade, eLiirrcn 81 Andrew VI ade Jack
neld W ade and Heoty W Stokes aud Thomas Stokes
children Of Polly Wade, decd, Henry Aade, John
" ade. William Swinny sEd Stiiy his wii.s 9ehs'
The Nrit of sorefacls awarded IN this eause, not no.
ing executed u he defendants Richard Hopsah anu mar
ret his WIFE Jos,lh Aorceld ad Sly hs WIFE Chris
topher {. Wade aud Thomas G. Wade, sud il appearing
hy satsactory evidence that thes not ,nhaban OF
ths country Il ordered That the sud aeenhah 90
appe m here the inst day of the nef term and shew
IT any tbey an why the said suit should not be
proceeded against them specfrd ~ the sad "rt
and thai copy ths order be orthw m inserted IN some
paper printed the OF Lynchburg, FOR 7"
months successfully, aud posted nj the front door OF the
oJur1 house in the sad town.
81 A copy esle, JOHN WILLS, Or
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-03

IrNR. kusH'S Ann Dyspeptic or Sour Sto-
- mach Pills, an invaluable remedy for lndl-
gestion in It's most complicated forms.
Oh the variety of diseases 10 which the human
system is subject, few are more stubborn, none
more distressing or destructive 90 the ronStlu-
ton thnn Indigestion OF Sour Stomach This
disease prevails to great extent aud has gem
eially bahled the skill oithe faculty that RENE
dy easy OF administration is truly desideratum
IN every place. The truth of this statement is
confirmed by the experience ct thousands who
have suffered under il who after having used
many remedies To no purpose are now obliged
10 nave recourse to such palliatIvcs, as they may
chance 10 find more conducive TO their comfort
Bv indigestion is meant loss of appetite aud
great weakness, particularly OF the legs, and
wasting ofthc whole system. Heartburn OF nm
uneasy sensation OF heat about the pit Of the sto-
mach, which is sometimes attended with nausea
or sickness of the stomach and vomiting, belch-
mg up of water which is gcutiallv sour, paleneSs
otthe countenance. costivenrs>. languor, edd-
ness, lowness ct spirits. disturbed sleep, palpta-
ton Of the heart, 1atueacr, &c.
These symptoms vary in different persons
some experience more of them. and some less
each IN the order and degree of his own particu.
lar case.-lhese Pills act powerful tonic
neuiiali2e the Acid upon the stomach gives
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patient They do not contain mercury in any
form, nor do they sicl<en the stomach as most
pnfsative medicines DO, but perform the office of
a safe and mtd purgat and are not surpassed
by any midicine. They are therefore particu-
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The inventor ofthese Pills was one of the most
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nostlum to delude the credulous. but are recon-
mended On the basis of truth and experience.
In order that they may become extensively use
fni and within the reach of all, they are offered
AT the low price of 80 cents per box, al the
wholesale and retail Drug and Medicine Store
of THOMAS J. DpVAI
Augusta. 3m Sole Agent,
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JOHN WIIIS.C.

VIRGINIA At Rules holden IN the Clerks office OF tho
superior Court fChanccry for the Lynebbmg District
thr 1th day of Juhe ls:,7. Archibald Robertson, Sa
fnue Read and Boyd Milict hate merchants and part
nors trading under the firm Of Archibald Robertson
n Go. Archibald Robertson, Boyd Miller, benlaun
Ogden aud Agnes his lc, Pits. " ats Rebeeea Rue
krr, widow ard rclic of Anthony Kueker, deed, Alb
nor Rucker Armistead Ruchcf, Absalom Ruckcr,
Martin London and Ann K. his vic, Anthony Ruokcr,
jr and Kebrcca Il. his wife, Nancy Shields idm'X Of
WIN. lads, tnfland Richardson WIN. A. Richardson,
john Kebecca, Jane, Mary T. Ndrilla aud Jesse Rich
ardsJn, infants under the age OF nentg-one years,
Lindsey Goghl and Ann his wife, Lowry Gregory and
Amelia ms Hile Jesse Richeson, Ambrose Ruckcr,
Nelson &. Dawson, Spencer Norgell, Eli Wills,
Richard A. Burke Gale, Bulooh y Go. Ghiswe Dab
ncy, Sanl. Garland George W. Turner. Richard
Burlts, William Shelton and Arthur H. Davies, Delts
The defendants Martin London and Ann X. ms wife
not having entered their appearance and given
security according 10 the act Of Assembly and the
rules Of this court, and 1t appearing bs satslac-
tory evidence that they inhabitants Of
tins ronntryi is ordered tA, the sand deiei s do APP
pear here the first day Of the next and answer the
bill of the plaintiffs and that copy Of tins order
b. forthwith inserted in newspaper printed in the
town of Lynchbmg, for two months successfully, and
posted At the door Of the courthouse Of tIe sand
town Gopy--IestC,
81 JOHN NILLS,C
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VIRGINIA At Rnes holden in the Clerks Office ofthc
superior Cor of thmccry for the nchburg District,
tlr it'll day Of June, ~. stephen Martin and EIa-
beth wife, late Elizabeth Dohyns, aud the said ste
phen Martin IN h. own right, Pits. against Abncr
Dohyna, exr Of griffin llOhyus, sen deed and Ia hi
oNnrieht, Adam BOND aud sarah his wife Nicholas
Johnson and Cltharine his wife, Thomas Dohyns, 30
scph Dohyns, Jonah Dohyns, john Dobyns Francis
Nks and Lucy his wife, Dnurl Drnry and Catllarne
his wife, Gnfn pobyns, Elizabeth nohyns, Mary Ann
Dobyns, Samuel Niks and labez Board, nens.
The Defendants Adam Bond und Sarah his wife and
Nicholas johnson aud Caharmr his wife having
tered their Appearance given security according to the
act OF Assembly and the rut Of tins court, appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they lnhabants
this countryl i ordered, that the sud defendants d0Hp-
pear here the first day othc and The
hill ofthe plaintiffs aud 'ai copy ofth>ordeb be forth
with inserted IN sume me-" spnpcr printed the town OF
LyuChhurp, for two months successfully, aud posted At
the trout door of the courthouse in the said town.
81 Acopy-Tosto, JOHN WILL :. G.
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JOHN WILLS. C.

VIRGINIA At Rules holden IN the Clerks Office of the
Superior Court Of Chanccry FOR tf lynchhure District
the 4th day Of June, 1871. Carl ,ud Rucker, Pit
gn,nSt William Cook Joseph Clark, and George
Stanley ears ofisham Clark, do H. and the sad 10
seph CLARK aud George Stanley aud sally his lle lob
kernes and Phnbe his w,fe, Johu Brown and Constant
his wife, Samuel Clark Mchncl Mansphl and Mary
Ann his wife, John Nandnc aud Nancy his wife and
John Kerr aud Caiharinc his wifc, Deits.
The defendants job kcrnc, and Phoebe his wife and
Samuel Clark not having entered their appear
and gwen security according the of Assembly
aud the rules of this court and it appearing by
factory evidence that they inhabitants of thus
couutrylt Is ordered that the said defendants do apprar
here the FIRST day Of tue and answer thc bill
u the plaintiffs and that copy ofs order be forthwith
inserted IN spaper printed in the town
burg, for two months successfully, posted the
door OF the courthouse ~ the as,d town
Copy--T ste,
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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA At Rules holden Va the cierks Office OF tn,
superior Of Chnnccry for the 1ynehbnfe district
the dtb day of June, len Dagtd HIggubolam, DAM
Il HgginbothaD \ Ths. HggishotlianA late merchants
aud partners tradiag .undcr ur style and firm Old
u. HiRpinbotham & Co. Pits. against Watt Duncan
and Mary his wife, " am Duncan, John tainroB and
Phnhe tis WIFE Jobn n. Goodfrch and Rehecoa his
wife, and " tllanr Sledd and gail HI wife, Detls
The defendants VIM Scdd a Abigail his wife moi ha-
wing entered their appearance and given security aecor
ding to the act Assembly ind the rules ths court, and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that They not m
habitans of tins counlry ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here the first day Of the next term
aud the bill 81 the plaintiffs and that copy oi
this order be forthwith Inserted IN newspaper prn-
ted IN the Of ynchburg er two months successive
~, aud posted at the front door OF the courthouse III tue
said town A cOpy-Ioste,
81 JOHN NILLS.C.
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VIRGINIA AT Ruies holden m the clerks ptice The
superior court Of cauccry for the lgnrhhurg district
the i'n dry Of june, 81. David ;. Garland, " iun
Walton and james Penn, late merchants and partners
trading under the frin Of Garland, Walton A Penn.
Pits. ognpst James Il. Lively Lindsey Coleman, Jas
Powell, Matthew Lively aud Phip Lively, exrs II
irme> Lively, dco'd, Jane lively widow and relic OF
James Lively, decd, Richurd Harrison and Nicholas
Harrison, belts.
The defendants Matthew Lively and Philip Livr4v
not having entered hclr appearance and gren security
according to the act Of Assembly and the rules of thus
court, and il appearing y satisfactory evidence that they
not inhabitants this COmry-It ordered than
the said defendants do appear h,rc the first day of
the next term and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in sos
pcwspupts printed IN the town ct lynothurF, for Two
months successfully aud posted the door fihs
courthouse IN the sad Town
50 A copy-Ft-is, J. WILLS c
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VIRGINIA. At

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office of
superior Court OF ChanccTv for ho iA1rhburg District
the ith day OF June, s21 David lIiaginhotham Da-
mel Ht"ghhotham and Thoma, Higginhothan, Late
merchants und partners trading uHdsr the svle aud
firm OF b. d. HgEmhoth'm a To. plts.u aiHst Ar
chihald Robertson, acting executor Of Jmrs NJ Brown,
dec d, aud Cornelius Powell Dcfs.
The defendant Cornelius Powell having entered hi.
appearance the amendedl of IN plaintiffs aud given
security according 10 the act ofAscmbly aud the rules Of
this count and appearing ny satisfactory evidence that
he is not nhdtan of This Couutrvlt Is ordered that
the sand defendant do appear here The rzi a. of the
and ansN the said bill of the plaintiffs aud
thai copy of tins order be forthwith inserted some
newspaper printed N the Of iynchburg for two
months successfully and posted a, us, front door vi the
courthouse IN the said town.
- copy-Fcstc, JOHN WILLS. c.
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J. WILLS.

VIRGINIA At Rnles holden 10 th" Clerk. Office ofthe
Superior Court Of Cnuncery for the yuchhure District
the ih dry OF June, le!7. William 4. Haty PIT
0pd,RSt William Cook, Joseph Gard, and Ieofg.
STANLEY. eXfs ot l,hiun Ciari., decd, bartholomew
Stoydli Ralph Stosall Barnes StuEai Risdeu uleri
and Mary hi wife, John Stone and Elizabeth his
wife Deiiiab. Ann, and He1ehah Stoyll, Defts.
The defendants Bartholomew Stoyall, Ralph sfoyaiL
Barnes So.al, Risucn Robertson aud Mary ms WIic,
John Stone and Elilru,h his wife, Aun storall and
ilczekah Stoyall not having entered Ihelr appear
oHcc Ia the amended bill OF plaintiffs and yigen
security according 10 the ac' of Assembly and the
rules of this court, and tappearng ~ satisfactory ey-
drnce that they not Inhabitants otlis oountry-ItI
rdcrnd, thai The sad defendant, do appear here On tir
r~t day of thiHeX term the san b othe pair-
u and thar copy olhts order be- forthwith inserted
in sne ut" Paper printed in the toH of saehhurg for
two months successfully aud posted the front door IL
the courthouse oIthe saii town.
80 A Copy-fesIr JOHN WILLS, c.
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Al Rules holden III the Clerks Office oills,
superior Court nj ChancCry for the Iylh.Lnrg nltrf,
the nh day OF Jane, l-;!E tlef 1kstlnr ex'r III
John Nundefir decd. Allen W. Elliot md Susan b,s
wife, hahn Davidson aud Elizabeth his " lii. Samuel
Z, Lodge aud Mary HI, wife, Thomas Guak an Bolv
hi, wife and Beverly Brown, Pits az atslst Saaaa d.,
priest, Charles Dapriest, John Johns Rurtau JoEils
Rice Johns, saunders Johns Simeon CohlIs and sally
his wife, Thomas Philips and Polly hs "its, Ian !.
1hsrp and Lucy his Wife Charles rharp and tlgabrt.
his wife, and john Nall ard Martha has WIFI Dens
The defendants Thomas Philips and Polly ms We
James rharp and Lucy his ~ile Charles Iharp ana FL
zabcth hs Niie and John Nall md Martina h., wife nrk
having entered their appearance To Tho amended mn
ofthc planiliis and given security according to the
act Of Assembly and the rules OF tins court and II
appearing BY satisfactory evidence that they are nt
inhabitants ofthis couurylt Is ordered thai the sgiA
defendants do tpoai here The first day Of the next
term and answer The said l Of the plaintiffs and
that copy OF tins order be forthwith inserted in ~re
new paper printed Ia the town of Lynchlurg for two
months successfully, and posted at the front tbs
courthouse III the sad town.
80 Copy-Testc, JOHN WILLS, c.
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Virginia .-At Rule, holasu &C ibs clerks afGcs oAhr
sIsffar ennrt ai hsc-fy for The l. HahuiR stfict
tF - day Of jun, ls.. JsIn.s Bis5ro anu Caroline
b'a ssttei Pit agrgiat " iaIn y. sherman acting
executor sfHrHfy b. shearman, decd Join II. Dtey,
issae Dtey fnopss u Sheafnan 81 sieo ID. hearfan,
A. shearman, Stephen Ferry Elizabeth q. nj wif
William Thompson and Famila n hIs HHe, and Al
beu : sasafIu "a, Dvfs.
IL aei=n.iaHts ! Thomas u. shsarmsn, Mexico y
Strrf nun. A. soarmui, and stcphen Terry and Eli
ztbeth a IL af hls wIe moi having entered their APP
"afanae aud Rsen security according 10 the act OF Assem-
b. and The rules Of thl. cuart and appearing by SAITH
Factory evidence hatthcy nolinhsbats u this coul
trYtt g arefel, that the ssd deeiihts4ia appear here
Oh the hfst day Of the next term aud ansn er the
hll Of the plaintiff and that coy 81 tins order be-
forthwith inserted ia newspaper printed VA
the town OF IynehhurR fgrtso months sncressIN'
y aud posted at the font door - the courthouse 10
the sad t8nn
Gopy-Tc-te,