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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-15
TJRGLWI4:


At rules fodeu in the clerks Office Of the superior lo
chanccry for the Richmond dsttict the lh day March,
1927.
William Petit, Pr
against
Edward Lane and john BowitS, DTS.
The defendant Edward Lane, having entered
his appearance aud given security according the
act oil assembly and the rules If this court, and
peaTins by satisfa story evidence, that he is
,ant OF this counr is ordered that the said defendant
DO appear here the first day of the and
swer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the
city of Rcmnnd for two months SUCCESSFULLY aui posted
the frcnt door of the capitol in the said city.
lS copy. Tese, W.N ". HE.NlN'C;, c. C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-15
TIRGENT4:

~ rules, holden in the clerks Office of superior cour,
Of chancery for the Richmond district, the 9TH day of
March, 1927:
The Mutual Assurance Society against fire OF buildings
oil 'he stare oil Virginia, PTS.
against
Peter F. Archer John T. Moccy, John A. Archer Robert
Haskins and Martha his wife Mary Ann Arcler ~ God
Jones and Elizabeth I. his wife John Jones ana Sarah
Louisa Caroline Archer, 6G,
The defendants John Jones and Sarah r. his wife, not
having entered their appearance AMI given security
dug 10 The act of assembly and rules this court nd
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are NOT
inhabitants of this country is ordered, said de-
PENDANTS do appear here the first day the next term
order he forthwith inserted in some newspaper pIblished
in the city Of Richmond, for months uccessivev nd
posted at the front door oI the pitol said city,
10 cory. Tcste, I'm, ". JJENHNlT C. e.
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VII3CfE yT2.2:
AT rules holden in The clerks oce Of the superior court
chancery for Tie Richmond district, lie 9Th day Of
March, 1927:
John Cru,ch6eld ~,
against
Henry Skpwith, Samuel Taylor, and Wyntham Robert
son, Blair Bufwell, and Benjamin Hatcher ans
The defendant Henry Skpwi;h, having entered Ills
appearance and given security according &C, of
scnoy and the rules of this court it b,,
satisfactory evidence that he is inha baut of This
country it is ordered, that defendant, do appear
mere on me rst day of the next term and bill
of the plaintiff aud that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in city of Rich
mon for two months successfully, and posted a, the from;
door OF the capitol, in the said city.
l8 Teste, MN ". YEEJNc o
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-15
TjRGfVi.Y:


At rules holden III the clerks Office of the superior court
of cancery for tue Richmond district, the 9th day of
March 1927:
William Waller HcninE, MI
against
John Hendrec, Elijah Brown, George W. " akef GEORGE
tiendree, Hamilton Potts VIM w. Saith, Albert w
SMITH Sarah Ann Smith, and WIN. Smith, and Robert
g. Scott, and John S. Myers, (rusees Joshua Crunp
solomon and Moses Alien, and Prens Chubb, doing
business under the firm of s. & W. Allen & Co aud Me-
ncn''hn litchenor, dts.
the defendant Hamilton Potts, having entered mis-
appearance and given security according the as
Scnoy AMI the rules Of this court aud appearing by
Us'dc!o5y c"Wcnce; that he is iDhabiant Of this
country 1t IS ordered, that tic said defendant do appear
icTc on the first day Of the aud answer the bill
OF TIC p'aEl; and that copy of this order Jg forthwith
inserted ~ some newspaper published in the city of Rich
m"nd Tor two months successfully and posted the front
door of the capitol, in the said city.
~ copy. Tcstr, Nm. IT. HEyNLNCf. z. G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-15
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P}RCTiyYI.l:
81 rules holden in the clerks of the superior cou
Of cbancery for the Richmond district, the 5th day OF
March, 1927:
Walter Dunn sole acting devsee and exec
Tor Of the last will and testament ofJohn Graham dec6
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-15


a, rules holden in the clerks of the superior court
OF chancery for the Richmond district, 5h day of
March, 1897.
Edward h. Chambers, PHI
against
John W. c. Hardy, s. Hardy, and Edward S. VIM, DTS.
The defendants John w. G. Handy and S. HARDY, not
having entered their appea and given security accor-
ding to the act of assembly and the rules this court Ind
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they not
habians of this country: is ordered, that the said
iendan'S do appear here the first day term
and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy Of
this order oe o hwi inserted in newspaper publish
cd in the city of Richmond, for months successfully,
and pcsed at the front door of the capitol the said
CITY.
l3 copy. Tes,e. IVN. ". HE.NING, &C.
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piIGINIA:

VjI2GI.NI.a:
t rules holden in the clerks Office of the superior cour;
of chancery for the Richmond district, the 5th day Of
March, 1897:
Mary Fuqua, adm'x with tie will Annexed of William
f"qna' Gecd' Rii
against ..
Richard !. Faulkner and Elizabeth A. his WIFE Samuel
G. Faulkner and Edward Powell in his own right and
Ashton johnson, and the said Edward Powell admir- Of
Cole Powell, deed, and Fitzlugh Powell, all infant
DIS
The defendants Ashton Johnson and Richard T. Fauk-
ner and Elizabeth A. his wife, having entered their
appearance and given security according to the act of
assembly and the rules of this and appearing By
satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants of this
country It 10 ordered that the said defendants appear
here the first day of the and answer the hill
oil the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the city Rich
m"d for two months successfully and posted fron,
door Of the capitol in the said city.
10 copy. TesIe, I'm. ". HEsNLNII. e. r.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-20
SATURDAY, June Is.


SENATE. The bill to incorporate the
New England Society for the Improvement
of Wool. was referred to the next session.
Mr.. GRAY, from the committee on the 1u-
dietary. reported bill regulating oy iaw'
gifts and grants for pious ana cnarltapie
purposes, which was referred 10 the next
session. and ordered to be printed IN the
papers which publish the laws OF the Com
monwealth.
Messrs. Hoyt and Varnum, 70 be joined,
were annointed Committee to wait upon
his Excellency the Governor, and inform
him that the two branches of the Legisla-
ture have passed upon all business before
them. necessary to be passed upon, and
request 10 be prorogued to the first We'd
nesdav in January next. In the. House,
Messrs. Thurber, of NJ. Miller, of f. and
Mayo, of w. were joined
The Secretary soon after came in, read
list of the acts approved by the Govern
or, and prorogued the General Court to the
first Wednesday in January.
HOUSE. Resolves from the Senate, au-
thorizing the Governor to draw his war
rant on the Treasury, for such sums ofmon-
ey as may be necessary to carry into effect
Ilc 1CSOlNCO vi 1Oot WlllICt3 lOl tlAC ouANSJ
of railway route from Boston to Rhode
Island, and for the survey Of the Quinna-
baug Canal route, were severally read and
On motion of Mr.. Adams, of f. it vas
Ordered-That the Committee on the Judi
ciary be instructed to consider the expedi
ency of so amending the existing law re
lating to bail in civil actions, that the bal
bound shall contain more plain statemen
of the legal liability of the bail, with leave
| to report at the next session.
On motion of Mr.. Fuller, of c. the Mes
senger was ordered to deliver one copy o
all documents printed by order of eithe
or both branches of the Legislature at tn,
present and future sessions, and of sucl
documents heretofore printed as now re
main, to each of the Universities and Col
leges in this Commonwealth, and also t.
the Massachusetts Historical Society, tn,
American Antiquarian Society, and tn,
Boston AthenGum.
The usual proceedings were had as il
the Senate, and the General Court wa
then prorogued by the Secretary to tn
first Wednesday in January.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Hon WutIAwC J.pv,s S1,

Hon. WILLIAM G. JARVIS, Speaker
COUNTY OF SUFFoLK.-BoSton, Nathan APP
pleton, Samuel Austin, Jr. John b. Davis,
Francis Jackson, Thomas Kendall, James c..
Merrill, Samuel Perkins, James Savage. Chel-
sea, Joseph Showers.
dOuer, William johnson, Jr Beuerly, Henry
Larcum, Thomas Stephens, Jr. William Thorn
dixie. BOrford, Solomon Low Bradford,
Daniel Stickney. Dancers, Rufus Choate,
Jonathan Shove. ESSEX, Jonathan Story.
Gloucester, Elias Dawson, Samuel Stevens.
Hamilton, Azor Brown. HarerhiiI, James II.
Duncan, Moses Wingate Ipsaoich, John
Choate, Ammi r. Smith Lqan, John Love-
JOY. Lynnfeld, Josiah Newhal 1far5lehead.
William B. Adams, William Hawkes., Benia-
min mink. Knight aai,s Msssasa John Russ Neptury
.Eea0buryport, William Fars, Stephen W.
Marston. Rotoiey, Samuel Pickard Salem,
benjamin Crowninshield, John Derby, Jr.
Frederick Howes, Asahel Huntington. War
wick Palfray, Jr. Joseph A. Peabody, Stephen
G. Phillips, David Putnam, Richard S. ROGERS.
Leverett Saltonstall, Solomon S. Wbi5ple'
Salisbury, Dudley Evans. Sdugus, William
jackson. 1opsfeld, Jacob Towne, Jr. Ven
ham, John t. Dodge. Vest Ne,oburv, Daniel
Emery
Manchester and Middleton not represented
L n h.
BY, Ezekiel l.. Bascom Bedford. william
Weber. Bilierica, John Baldwin. Br;cIton
Francis Winship. Cambridgo, Ephraim Rut,
trick, Timothy Fuller, William billiard Rov-
al Makepeace Carlisle, John Head. C2arIcs.
to,on, William Austin, Thomas |. Good,v;,
John Harris, Josiah Harris, William G Ior,,;s
Philemon X. Russell, Benjamin Winnie
Chelmsford, Joel Adams Concord Ropba, |
Brown. Jr. Samuel Burr. Draeut, CHARLES
Bodwoll; Eyamingham, Josiah Adams 1 In.
ii, BelIlsnnap Groton, Samuel Dana HOi-
tstOn, Elihu Cutler Hopkinton. Tbon,os
Bucklin, Nathan Phipps. Lexington. S ao,,,a
Eiske. Lincoln, Silas p. Tarbel Lo,osI "i Ma
thaniel Wright Maiden, Edward Wada
Marlborough, Daniel Stevens .fedford I %Jv
.. Fitch, Turrell Tufts, NeotOn, John Ken Ken
rick. Peppereu, William Buttrick. lance
Lewis Jr Reading, Joshua Prescott io a
Putnam SherJurne, Amos Clark. sL ;r,,sI
adolphus Whitcomb. South Reading. Tbor93,,
Is Emerson, Jr, St0,o and BorJoro, Elijah
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THE SENATE.


Hon. JouN MrLLs, President
Suffolk DiStrtct.-Hon. Francis G.. Gray,
NAH Pfips,R Pfi0hasW |FGYsR SStFFGg aae5 10
ring.
Esse1.-Hon. John Prince, Asa T. Newhall
Amos Spaulding, Israel Trask, John Merrill,
Gideon Barstow
.ifddlesez-Hon. Leonard NJ. Parker, John
Reyes, Abel Jewett, Luke Fiske, Benjamin F.
Varnum.
Plymouth Hon. Peter H. PIERCE, Seth
Sprague, Jr.
.Norfoik-Hon William Ellis, Henry Gard
ner, Christopher Webb
Bristol-Hon William Wood, Lemuel Will
liams, Jr. Howard Lathrop.
Worcester-tIon. Aaron Tufts, Joseph G.
Kendall, Joseph Bowman, John w Lincoln
Joseph Davis.
Hampshre.-Hon. Israel Billings, Charles
P. Phelps.
Hampdcn--Hon. John Mills, Jonathan
Dwight.
FSankIin.-Hon. Elhu Hoyt, Thomas Long
ley.
Berkshire.-Hon. Peter Briggs, Joseph B.
HILL
Rehabilitation. Nymphas Marston
.Nantucket.-Hon Barker Burnell
Paul WILLARD, Esq. Clerk.
w. P. GRAGG, Esq. assistant Clerk.
Rev. WILLIAM jerks, Chaplain.
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New York, June Ia.

New York, June IA.
FRoM ENGLAND. by the ship Hudson,
the editors of the New York Statesman
have received London papers to the 9Th
Nav. Parliament had assembled, and the
seeding members of the administration,
had made explanatory speeches in both
Houses, and taken decided stand against
Mr. Canning's administration. Mr.. Peel
and the Duke of Wellington, are stated to
have been particularly severe. Sir Fran
els Burdett, and the principal members of
the former opposition, took their seats on
the ministerial benches.-Mr Brougham,
chopped that it would comport with his du
ty to support the new administration" 1t
is evident that there will be strong OPP
position to the new ministry. A motion for
partial supply, brought forward by Mr..
Hopl1inson, was carried, after considerable
opposition. The London Times, of the 18th
ceding ministers. The Times observes:
+" In looking over the defences and explain
atoms, we are almost inclined to ask our
selves whether the old ministers have ac-
tually resigned their places" The discus
sions were extremely hot and personal
the retired ministers, we're very vehement
ued firm, strong, and bold, Ter the King and
the country. The Duke of Clarence held
his first levee as Lord High Admiral, on
the 4th May, at the Admiralty. Mr.. Can
ming had been elected a member of the
Royal Society of Literature.
Lord Cochrane has declared the for
tresses occupied by the Turks, to be in a
state of blockade. Gen. Church had been
enthusiastically welcomed in Greece.-l61
Deputies sent an address to Mr.. S. Can
ming, declaring they never would accept
Hospodars, and stating that the Morea, the
1 Islands, Eastern and Western Greece,
would remain inseparable.
! TURKEY. Advices from Constantinople
to the 10th April, state that the Porte con-
tinued up to that time, averse from making
any concessions in favor of the Greeks.
4 FRANCE. The disbanding of the Ma
tional Guards, had created great sensa.
ton at Paris. 1t was considered to be ar
act of ministerial vengeance. The offence
( committed by the Guards, is stated to have
they gave vent to the most bitter outcries
: against the ministers. These EXPLANATIONS
were repeated as they marched by the res
lueuCc Vi hlOHS. NuIeIe. ne Mig Cd
serving one of the Guards expressing him
self in this way, stepped up, ordered him t.
quit the ranks, and cashiered him on tn,
spot. 1t is stated, that two of the minis
: tiers, who had opposed the measure, viz :
: NJ. de Chabrol and the Duke Dondeauville
Undersigned. The brother of NJ. de Cha
!. brol, who was project of the Seine, had al
so resigned.
PoRTUGAL. There is nothing from thi
: quarter. The Lisbon dates come down a
, low as the 2lst April. They are remarka
bly, destitute of intelligence, The barren
!, ness of the papers is considered by tn
!, London editors, as proof Of the tranquil
ity of the country.
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Civil Government in Massachusetts,
Fer The political gear commencing May, 1927.
His Excellency LEVI LINCOLN, LII. D.
GOVERNOR.
His Honor THOMAS L. WINTHROP,
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.

COUNCIL.
Hon. Rufus Bacon, Hon. Jacob Hall,
Nathan Chandler, Aaron Hobart,
Edmund Gushing, Levi Lyman,
Joshua Danforth, Ezra Nudge.
John Endicott,
EDWARD D. BANGS, Esq. Secretary of the
Commonwealth.
JosEPH SEwALL, Esq. Treasurer and Re-
ceiver General of the Commonwealth
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BosToN, June I6.


oayRfSalaN papers fsfS 70 the 36th March. It ap-
pears to be corroborated bysthem, that the
Russian Ambassador at the Porte, was in
correspondence with the Turkish Minis
tiers on the subject of Commercial treaty
between the Porte and the United States.
in consequence of our having no Minister
at Constantinople. The object of the trea-
ty, is said to be the admission of American
vessels to the trade with the Black Sea.
through the Dardanelles. The papers init
mate that the trade of Russia is much in
terested IN this negotiation; and that from
the intimate connexion existing between the
United States and Russia, there is no
doubt but that the Minister of the latter
would urge the concession with much
warmth.
Col. FabYler was represented as being
unsupported in the defence of the Aero
polls of Athens, that he had complained
that he was without information of events,
and that he had lost several of the Phile-
hennes who had joined him, naming
A'Amagnal, Raffenel, and Peyrard.
Letters from ConstGntinople in these pa
pers, speak in high praise of the new army
of the Grand Seignior. They add, that an
army was forming with the utmost expedi
ton, to strike the last blow at Athens, and
to re-establish the affairs of Western
Greece that the Grand Fleet, command
ed by Ibrahim, young man of great
knowledge, prudence, and courage, would
sail Immediately after the feast of Barron,
with 10000 picked men, composed of in
fantry, cavalry, artillery, and engineers, for
the same destination to be commanded
by General Osmar Oga. They add, that
many European officers had commands in
this army, and that most of the medical
staff were Christians.
The accounts from the Island in these
papers, report, that the Joy which had been
excited by the arrival of Lord Cochrane
in Greece, had been allayed by the disap-
pointment experienced in finding that his
Lordship, instead of large sn,,a<lr,,.,- L.
uen WIN money ana munitions, had arriv-
ed with only two small vessels, and without
any supplies; and that great as his name
IN war was, they had anticipated that he
would have brought them something of a
more substantial nature. 1t will be borne
in mind, that these accounts receive col |
oring suited to the policy of the Oriental
Spectator Centinel.
PORTSMOUTH, July Ia.
WHALE CAUGHT. On Thursday nE- |
ternoon last, whale which had heen seen
~
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: a patent has been taken out for making gas
from iron, which gives as vivid a light as that
rom rom coal, and is much cheaper, cleaner and
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PoRrsMourH. Univ hi.

PORTSMOUTH, July Ia.
a WHALE CAUGHT. On Thursday af
ternoon last, whale which had heen seen
in the ofing several days previous, came
into our harbor, and continued sporting
near the Navy-Yard for two or three
hours, where the spectators had fine
view Of him. A little before sunset. Mt
tracted thither probably by the large guam
tues Of alewives in the river, he passed
Portsmouth bridge. 1t is supposed he in
jured himself against the piers, and was
evidently afraid to repass it. On Friday
morning he was seen by the market peo-
pie coming down the river. An expedition
was Immediately set on foot by Col. Deca-
tur Of the Navy Yard, and Mr.. z. Wiley
to take him, which was not successful til
Tuesday evening at O'Clock, when har-
poon from Mr.. Wiley took effect. follow
ed by two harpoons and four lances from
Col; Decatur near Pine Point in the Ber-
wick branch of the Piscataqua, about ten
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miles from town. He continued towing
the two boats attached to him, till Wednes-
day morning, sometimes going with the
greatest velocity, and with imminent dan
ger to the boats at the Horse-races, which
was nearly A hours, and from 5 to z in the
morning was in view of thousands who
fiocked to see him, being then in sight OF
Portsmouth bridge. He was finally des-
patched at z o'clock near the bridge. The
length of the whale is about so feet and
his breadth about l6 feet,-his head IS
shaped like that of the horse, and he dit-
fers from all others that have been seen by
those acquainted with that species of fish.
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SHOCKING EFFEcTs OF FRreHT. 4
snort time ago, in this neighborhood. q
young girl, about seven years of age. whose
imagination had been filed with those
iirighttui nursery tales that are coniured up
ny Ignorant servants and others, to fright
en- children into their obedience, was thrust
into dark closet for some tale she had
carried to her parents. The poor thine
continued to scream with the most violent
apprehension, and when the door was omen
ed to take her from her abode of terror
she was lying on the ground in strong con,
The conflict was too poworf,l
for her tender reason, and she now ex;sts
one Of the most miserable objects Of bn,
man sympathy. Her parents and friends
see their hopes blasted their interesting
little favorite is nov an IDIOT. 0 '''iHs
GlGSgoic Chronicle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-16
CO.M.RUNIc4rED

COyh-h Il Nc TED
At meeting o. planters and other ci,fzeos of
Che'ierheldsco.. in number two hundred and tIyen-
one held at the Courthouse of said county on the
l2Ih day OF November, 1927. 10 take into consi
deTaiion the steps, in their opinion, necessary to
( oppose the recollection of John @ Adams az Pre-
S'deh' OF Tie United Staicsj and TO express their
opinions on that subject:
oa motion Of John Baker which was seconded.
Edmund Lo0kett was called to The chair, and
EaISe FoindeTler was appointed Secretary
THOMAS r.. bu'too' having explained the Oh
lec' OF the meeting; On motion Archibald rbyy-at,
dnomas Il. burioot, John w. Jones, William
Goode, senr. Thomas w Leigh John B,tk.r
u sSason Hancock, Banch Cnea ham. Georgs
w. Cole, Edward Anderson, Michael l.. Muir.
ray, Richard w. FiourBOy AID Rohert Cl,rke
were appointed Committee, who, after q short
re Hsment prod lcsd The following preamble and
resolutions, which were reported by the chairman
to the meeting, anu -dopteI, there being but ore
discerning voice.
"hsrea-,is Is the sense Of tbis m ee,ing that had
he principle on whirb constitution is found
ed, bat Is 10 say, that the will Of the peo,le shall
aiwANs prevail. been held sacred and inyiol bile
General Jackson would have been elected Pf,a.
dent IN the year 1873 That, from evidence laid
before tbs public, we are with the most psif,l re-
greet sa'i'iisd, that John q. Adams and Hen
1iay sscendsd to power BY bargain and int igue-
! nat andrew Jaekson was excluded from the
PRESIDENTIAL chair against tie VIII Of IN ioIiiy of
VIZ Pe"Iie, anu OF the Siatss, because his In lfaI
bIe virtue rejected with ueffahle srorn and ,ndjr.
nation, dishonor .he proposition having for ITS OBJ
jrct The sPPoin;mea, OF Henry Cl - as sscretafv
Of State
Ihai we have no confidence in the present adj
inin'strauon or. the Coalition a. II is propeflv
called, because In relation to human affairs ONLY
we cannot permit ourselves te believe, that
: what II sown in corruption, can be raised In in
corruption, That whit IS so"n in di-houor, can be
raised ~ glory.''li
lnai We ASA Prove Of The measures and policy
pursued and recommended 10y the administration.
ne Poilieai doctrines sustained by president A.
dams ard Secretary Clay, have tendency TO an
hu' az constitutional limitations OF mower The
un"ise ana UNJUST interference Of the adminis,rs-
non IN ne proceedings Of Congress, and their sub
"4hent Migrant and URwsrsntable neglect Of Off
c'' a'iy' have projncsd he great lose oil hs luna.
i've commerce. Of the Blush Wrsi Indsa island.
as "'I as checked the prosperity Of our com.
msIoe ana agriculture in other respects:-- The ex
u'He Oi powers TO construct Roads and canals
'V '19'e diplomatic missions without the con
SEM % "s SesSle- TO protect manuf,ctures by the
'e-uucuon oi comm cree add agriculture. must b.
fessfdso rs most palpabis and alarming faffsction.
OF 'he isaeIave principles, sBd limitations of now
sf' - declared and secured by the constitution Of
The Onred SAFES. Ihs extension OF IN. n,o.
'sci'"s iarib policy, COMMONLY sled Mr.. CIav,.
AnsfearSy sieu' VAL csrfs.of, ,-a..,.t. -
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EIfNS committed ttthe Iai Of q ,ree.'sr conv on tbs
~ Ait Of May, ie2y negro mar far,d Mns, believed
20 ne the property q the heir. of Wn Johnston der 81
county 81 Matthews The owner or ffque.ifd
come forwstd, prove properiy y changes take az sy
bsfre Inc t5ddsy Of Dee next Otherwise The AID
will he disposed order ~ N. county ~ Chou
eester sud A. Inc s,g directs. JAMES n. JONES,
OIL, Tls- ot 0iiscgstef 60. w,
So f' Ef-af--