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GREAT BARGAINS!

HNARVEY CLNkK, No. "A Moth Main street, Is this
day opening, lot OF Dry Goods recently purchased
in New York aud Boston which will bn sold at such prices
will make II object for purchasers To CALL among which
Black, Blue, olive steel mixed and Bottle Green Broad
cloths, ClsSmees, Nankm aud Canton Grapes, English
Gnghams, Corded Cambrlcks, Jacone Swiss and mulled
Musns, CalicOes from IL l.! Ia b els yard, Ladies
white silk Gloves nj . cts per p iorseskn Gloves Of all
colours strpeh aud piain grns de Naples six Gentleman's
Cmvals of all descriptions, gluse Ribbons, French Cords,
Ginglums Checks, and heavy brown Shectings at IL 2
cts per yard, sc. SC.
\. B. ON hlnd Ready Made CIdhing. may
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

ETITTNNNN " 7. KTVT,
CO3CH CH7ISE, 4.tD SIG.F P7fNTER,
ENFOR NS the citizens of Providence and Is vicinity, that
n he has established himself IN Providence in the ldng
of Mesrs. Moses and Samuel Guild in Of WeybOsst
street and No p South Orange street. where he carries
fhe above business in all lis bauches Having had along
periencc IN the business, lie trusts that H. will he enbled to-
give entire satisfaction To those who may bc pleased 10
Poy him. Carriages, Ch1ise &c reprinted NJ short notice.
nd on the most accommodating terms. &C Apri2
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HARTFORD TIMES. This paper, is edited
by GIDEON WELLS, Esq. a young gentleman
Of promising talents, but which most uniortu-
nltcly have been enlisted in bad cause. lie
was educaied at Military Academy, where
he linbibed all the hotspur notions Of con-
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PROVIDENCE.
yESym'Ils .sISIENt,..,
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN QULNCY.1D.4.N.S.

Whom WASHINGTON in 1897, considered the most yalni
Bile public character we hal abroad y
Whom JEFFERSON, in 1885, esteemed highly that h.
said to Mr.. GERRY-"l congratulate your County their
prospects in This young mani"
Whom MADISON appointed first to negotiate Treaty for
Peace;
Whom MONROE, with the advice of General Jackson placed
first in his Cabinets
whom THE PEOPLE, in 1894 elevated to the highest station
in the world;
Whose Administration though aailcd from the beginning by
Opposition uncNampled for its bitterness aud pIOgacy
has been snguary prosperous;
And who in less than four years. besides dcfayng the
penes of government (grelt and eSavagan they said
to he by hi. opponensaud beside, applying upwards of
TWELVE MILLIONS to works of public improy cment
and national deicncc--IlAS PAID MORE THAN
THIRTY-TlREE MILLIONS OF THE PUBLIC
DEBT.
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MR KIDDER:n
The original letter may be at the Counting Room
0ths Proprietor.
JPThe Proprietor Of this Medicine, recommends II with
the fullest confidence, Of the most valuable remedies
vet discovered for the cure painful and delatine
plajn of the Piles lie unnecessary publish any
the hsn the fore going testimonial IN ts favor TINS remedy
more perfectly answered the purpose for whch m
q ni~d than any other use, and m riS nm
ediae and permanent reie bf from the disorder t'eh
accompanying of pam IN tie lons, vertigo ead
ache ls of appetite ind eson and other marks OF debility
The remedy quite innocent, and may be ad nlnSered To
all ages both Plain and ample Dre't'o"S WIN
description Of tie complaint accompany each package whe
consists of tro Jo1.o containing Ointment, and the
other an EIecnqry.-Pnce 81 for both articles o but 90
cents where but one fnly is wanted.
Prepared and sold wholesale together with TN" Con
rau edcine by the sole Proprietor I. klDDER at his
Counting Room No. 90 of Court and Hanover
streets and retaed by his special appointment by the fol
Iewing Druggists. ]. BALcH and JOHN II. Mason Co.
Providence, II. 1. February =
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PAWTUCKET HOTEL AND STAGE-HOUSE.
n EnWARnC

PAWTUCKET HOTEL AND sTAGEHOUSE.
5. r. EDWARDS,
HtONTINuES 10 keep the above establishment, and Is
~ prepared To accommodate people Of business and gentle
visiting this village, in MANNER he trusts VIII be sat
siactoy Ia those who may favor him with their company
Tie house has lately been thoroughly epaii ed and mate
rally improved, which renders one of the most coiDmo
dots establishments in this vicinity.
IyGeod loes and Chaises kept for the accommoda
tion of his customers, who may wish to visit the numerous
and elegant manufactures in the vicinity Also good Hack
and careful driver attached 10 the Hotel. Careful and
perienced attend the Stable, where horses will be kept
reasonable terms.
The following Lines Of Stages arrive and depart from this
house daily, where be taken for ams every
ton Of the country, viz
Boston Citizens Line
Boston Commercial do
Worcester and Keene do
Taunton and New Bedford do;
SlaefSvic Accommodation do
Pawucke and Providence Hourly do;
Pawtuckct, march 10, lclS
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE ITCH.

VUyilS filthy aud in'ctiou' dsoidc he mvete c
rate, may he cured IN hour's application, by the
use Of - -
r'fNFpfr'S OINTMENT.
II s unvlled fu the yieisaHtHess, cass expedition,
safiu and certainty, with which produces perfect
of this disease The ointment s known o b. certain and
expeditions in s Operon as to effect cure ~ one hour
appiea,ion opfu withu any hazard o taking cod the
cou,s,ion not contain the least pte Of mercury,
any other dangerous Ingredient II may I've applied with
at the breast.
Price 81 10 cents box-wth ample directions.
Prepared from the Original Recipe In Mss oi the late Dr
w m Coxv,y nv his immediate succeslur and the sole
Pnprietor, r.. KIDDER Boston, of whom II may be had
wholesale (wh all the other Medicines prepared by Tie late
Dr. Conway ut his Counting Room, over No. 1O corner Of
Conn and Hanover and nj retail, by his special ap
ppinpent Of the Glowna Urggists;-J. BALcH, IT, and
j. N mason n 60. Providence.
s.u.,ye that none are genuine without the written sig
nature or r.. KtDpER, on the outside printed wrapfer
r large discount made to those who bvy to sell again.
3 February 20.
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TO LET.

ia The Dwelling House ui tie Htc Samuel Butler on
.,sm Westminster street. opposite the Arcade for terms
l.-lRA apply To WILLIAM BUTLER,
may H. No. IS Woybossett- street
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COTTON.

n BALE, prime New-Otlcan. Cotton. landing from hrig
OsD Leon1a. and ship Gen. PIKE, ior .,le by
r. w. CARPENTER
Msy1 No. 10 ~ Soth Water.sfset.
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REMEDY FOR THE PILES

80 BosroN, NOVEMBER 2nh.
SSIR,-The Pile Ointment and Eectuary lately had ot
- yor has had excellent eilcc-l have been troubled
f years with the Piles, and have found any remedy
@hai would compare nh yours. The late attack Ns Sc
we're one bu the relief almost immediate. take great
pleasure in communicating this yo, for the benefit Of any
who may be suffering under so plntIa disease.
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NEW GOODS.

great variety of NeStings, such rs Tone, Valencia,
MarSl, black silk sc. gloves hosiery and stspenders o
all kinds neck stocks, and pads, bandanna lag and
german silk hndkercels, fancy silk cravats and 81
egant article, fine cooured cabrc crvals and common do,
brown French drngs brown black aud white linens,
kin black and pongces silk aud cotton umbrellas,
black and mixed hastings, pllngs and buckmm, sewing
silks and thread domestic brown and black shectngs, with
"A small assortment at rel made Ciolhing and many other
anclcs-a of which offered for sale accommodating
terms ut No 4, Market square.
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GARNET FURNITURE.

No. Cs, BROAD STREET.
TYNIIE subscribers, grateful To their friends and the public
for past patronage, respectfully inform them, that they
keep always hand supply Of fashionable and common
Furniture made of the best materials, and from the newest
and most approved patterns, among which are
Ward Robes and Sofas,
$5sa f:ss %s,.s and Tables.
Bureaus. various patterns and sizes,
Work Tables, &c. &C.
Those in want of any articles in line, will find it to
their interest give a call before purchasing
determined To sell as cheap any regular Cabinet Maker IN
this town, and Furniture being manufactured imme
diatey under our own direction WI be warranted equal
both materials and workmanship, to any made in this
country.
Orders fom distance will he thankfully received and
punctlally attended TO-
may 7 ". SAMUEL 4 JOSEPH RAWSON.
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Having lately made public through your
columns, some erroneous statements of a wti-
ter, IN the Hartford Times, who calls him.
self 'Phlo Harold ard having done % fiom
sense OF Justice, desire 10 set the gentleman
right "hcre we found him WONG. and with G,u
confidence of our ability to demonstrate by
facts and 10 The lcrtcr, whatever We then as
serted 10 be true, we were someo lat surpris-
ed at The pcrtlnaC " and shamclessness OK
hbtcd by that writer, in coming forward and
reiiot7'iur, through your paper. errors which.
were hc called upon, he could not cxnect 10
conceal, and tllacIes which hc could never
hope 10 ylote.
We have no desire 10 penetrate Tie veil ttot
concciis man who is capable or concur.inp
such gross aud williui ui>stat-mcnts. and WHO
can then, by the tenor Of his language and
sentiments, so unblushinglv avow the feelings
which must have spurred HIM on 10 such an
act. We wonder not az the yeIcmcnt End IN
cHnsdcraic pass,on, in the fall blaze of which.
he has come forth to answer our slriCiurcs-
when man fnds himself detected in error, il
he have not sound judgment and manly feel
Ings, he is always sure to work himself n, into
a terrible 70 ge, and stli,e To hide his mo-
iica''on by rosorting to tie pi'iril assistance
OF angry feelings. hard words, and unneani,,c.
because unioundcd and eraiuiious calumnv
As to ms sickIy attempts at personality iLev
have failed. and would have proved abort,c
had he made them at tie proper object. At
what he calls chs severity" We smIe-at b;s
advice, We are unable to reprcss emotions of
sincere pity, that one SO young should be go
deceived.
One word more and We have done with .pbi-
10 Harold Conscious than the United state.
Military Academy can suffer nothinp a, tho
hancs OF such men and that what wc have all
ready stated, IS precisely what the great mas,
OF The people know. We hope, thai when he
again shall appear before the world, il will bo
"'th truth on his side = an honest motive and
a cool temper X. Y. z.
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WEST POINT ACADEMY.

lhc annexed communication, has been in
our possession for some time. and would bove
been published ere this, had it not been acci-
dentally laid aside. It will undoubtedly elici,
an answer from the writer TO whom it Is direc-
led, and, such an one, as will not be perfectly
agreeable to our present correspondent
The subject, abou, which our friends bovo
been dispntlng-f. c. the eXpcdicncy Of CON
hnung the Military Academy at West Point
is one which has not a little asitated the
the public mind. and given rise to variety Of
OPINIONS AS for our single selves, we consid-
er the institution to be a valuable one, and If
properly conducted well calculated TO do mucI,
good We are not however, so welded or
bigotcd, to our opinions, as not 10 admit fba;
there are e'Is existing in the poIty of the
West Point Academy, which should be correc-
Ted, or the establishment should be aban-
donod.
he subject, however, is not one that we arc
disposed 20 discuss a, length at this part;cplar
period, and Il our friends who have taken ~,
'he'f cudScis IN reference 10 the institution will
have the goodness to excuse us, we will not
write Or publish any thing more, concerning
the "M'Iltary Academy at West Point"
But. however much wo may be adverse 10
The discussion, if our friends insist on having a
hearing through the medium of our columns,
ana will have the goodness to signify their
wishes they shall be respectfully attended TO,
and whatever they may write, shall be given TO
the world.
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POETR ATS.
C.. L. HINCKLEY,

PORTRAIT AND MINIATURE PAINTER,
M As removed his Painting Establishment To No. 33,
q South main street. directly opposite Dr. J. Bach rs.
Store If April
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TUyHIS filthy ald nfrctius dsoldcr, I've mvete
rate may he cured In hoUrs application, by the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-18

OTlCE-By virtue OF Il deed OF trust, ex
~ ecnted TO the subscribers by Maj. James
Az res in his life time, bearing date the
day which deed Is duly recorded III
she clerks Office OF the county court of Bed.
ford, for purposes therein mentioned, We
shall, on the twentieth day OF this inst. on the
premises, proceed 10 sell, to the highest bid.
DIES, for ready money, a tract Of land ir. sOi
deed mentioned, lying on the voters oil
Ayre's Mill Creek, in the county OF Bedf ord,
containing 800 acres a large portion o.. this
land is in woods, aud heavily timbereJ, with
pine OF an excellent quality for pink. On
this tract there Is a Grist aud Saw din. and n
small plantation, further desert ption ri The
landi is deemed unnecessary, MS ,nose disposed
10 purchase will hrst view the. land, which
will be shewn to any person by applying TO
either OF MS. Acting It's trustees, we will con.
vey such title only as IS 'sesied in us, and
none other. The title is belle To be good
JOHN Massey, }Trus.
DANIEL ASHWELL. tees.
Dec. q. w3s33
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Nov. Of.

NOTlCE.-By virtue ofn deed o~ftrust, en-
~ ecuted to the subscribers by Ambrose
Rocker and Betsey his wife, and 10 Of record
IN the county court OF Amherst, for certain
purposes in said deed expressed, will be ex-
posed TO sell, al public auction, on Saturday
The Goth day of December next, if(air, if NOT.
the next tatr dsy,a tract OF land, containin.,
SIXTY acres, lying near Miller's creek, in the
county OF Amherst j: another tract containing
thirteen hundred aud forty acres, being the
tract on which said Rucker resides. Also, one
mother tract IN the same neishborhood, CON
Timing eight hundred and thirty nine acres.
on which MIR. Geo. Tins.ey resides. Tn sale
will be made on a credit OF ], Q and 8 years,
the purchaser giving bonds with approved Sc.
curiiy, and a'deed oftrust on the land to Sc.
cure the purchase money. Acting a. trustees
The subscribers will convey such title as ~ YES.
ted 10 them by said deed and none other,
which they behev unqnesiionable.
JOHN MILLER,
DAVID r. EDLEY.
oc'' ~. wtd>2u
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TAKE NOTICE.
Land and Negroes for Sale.


WILL ofiel AT public sale, to the hlgh, e,
n bidder. on the lst day ofJanuary next, a,
the Tavern House where Bowling Jordau now
lives, in Plus, lVania county. ~
One tracfofland situated on Staunto , ri,
in the aforesaid county, Immediately, onn, 81
the lands OF Philip Payne. sen. am ,borr 's't
miles below Wards Br idge, coz ta;o;po 40,
ores, - oil which is flstrate lc " GRO 4"i Il
IN one COMPACT body, the ~ & off mus, lyhlg
Land is well adapted 10 tLr cult .,o g, ..eh'e'
corn, &c. and a consider ,ble - ""ea'
tobacco land 10 clear. .'ah'"y OF gooa
Also, one tract of and s. a,,es OF Read Greet,
Ca ,n' 1 In"snas , : unity, a djoiniog the Lands Of
,,D ," Ward !. ",.. ? ridge, co"iai" a ' 239 ae c"@ % all oI
u . = rate nnbered land.
Al'o' ~ likely ncgroes. men, women and chill.
" ot :" 'np''sm G 3 families, which will he oacr.
m. rms ',e third of the purchase monev Of
LAM" IN IL months, one third in y years. the
,'"'"nce al . years, on the purchaser executing
oooos with approved security, and a deed OF
u"s' On the land to secure The A ere
az. of twelve months will be given ON the Ne
sroes, on the purchaser giving bonds with an
proved security. JOHNW RUTIFDGE
Dec. IL. A,
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nAtiD o. ROBERT HI Lr. nave nor recei-
IL red, IL addition 10 Their iofnf-r assortment
ini iher ST = les oil fall aud winter Gouds. thichy
In The Faii.y line, embracing almost every iash-
ionalie article adapted IN The present season.
i he qualiiiss ar superior, and tie siyie OF h"si
OF them entirely NEW. The ioilo" ne are q Pafit
viz:
Biz. Italian Lusi,ings, 6nesi quality
Blue. black and deep blue OIo de Maps
Blk. sa,ered silks
Several pieces white ~stered Gro de Nap, sup.
Plain md figured black do do
A few handsome Robes, fhafege %texturel
coloured Gro tie Maps, PLAN, striped aud hsur-
ed
Blk. white ami pink Saiins, plain and figured
Blk. green and straw coioured Florence
An elegant assortment Iambored Swiss Mus
Inns
Sd and Cd plain Swiss g. Null do DO
81 Jaconet slu,iins finest texture
IA and ID Medium do do
~ and Cd cambrics
Elegant Barge dress Shawls
eros de Nap, Gros tie lie and Silk do do
A few pieces sup. fringed belt Eibbons
Waiered and plain Gro DE Nap do
A few pieces gauze cap Ribbons
Bonnet Ribbons. oil new and splendid style
Rich Bobineii Wells
Lace Capes and Coliareis
Fine thread Laces and Edgings, richest figures
Gymp Laces, (almosi equal TO thread)
Several pieces al Bobinett Lace, rery cheap
Jhibei Shawls. a new article of the very first
style
| case fine Calicoes, latest and handsomest Pat
terms aud permanent colours
Several cases medium do handsome patterns
5 few pieces uery fine blk. Italian Grape
Blue, pink and straw coloured do TO
Blue, blk. pink and straw colored Grape L.iese
Plain wide Satin and Lustring Ribbons, assorted
Gymps and Spring Cords
Worked Muslin Fiounces and Coliarets
MlIlinett and Bonnet Wire
64 and "A fine Cambria Dimity
"a furniture do
Ladies long white Kid Gloves, s1p.
Beaver and Horsekin, short do
Best Italian sewing Silks, every color
IortoJ9e shell tuck Combs, some, ib. largest 81
zes
A few dozen Side do do
Brazilian shell, tuck and side do
bent and turn back do do
Ladies Engii'h blk. and ~kiie silk Hose
Cotton aud worsied do do
Plain aud PLAID Cashmere Shawls
A few do. Me,ino style
Pine kent'ngs and linen Cambria Hsndkfs.
A few pieces fne Linen Cambria, &c.
The attention OF the Ladies is respectfully In
yiied 10 the above extensive and beautiful assoit-
ment, which will be offered at very moderate
itices
u Just opened, l case superior Grass
Irish Linen, soft finish.
D.. Il r. KYLE.
Nov. 9.
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eX virtue of A deed OF trust e-ecn,od >.
- '" suoscr .oer by Jas. Cus,ard, in hi, life.
,,me' " aring late Dec. 1896, & duly recor.
uea,' me clerks office Of the county court of
! ~ 'isaniE, J shall proceed to sell, by ysv If
p"' .lc a" t'ion, to ,he highest bidder. on Saturday
~ " inst. at the late residence OF the said la.
Cus'"'d d, in Piisyiyania county. the property in
sad deed mentsned, via . sorrel mare and
core 3 feather beds and furniture, l pine press
] pine desk 2 ovens, / pot, | cotton wheel i
pine chest, l set j%oiner's tools, l plough. | mole
axe, 2 killing hoes, 8 pine tables, ilooIn, G wind.
sor chairs, and ltea Kettle. tits intended to sell
the property for cash If other conclusions
should oe drawn, IT will be made known on
'ne Gay OF sale Acting as trustee, | will convey
only sCch title 10 the above property as ia vested
in me by SAID deed aud none other
JESSE MINTER. Trustee
Dec. Is o,
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LAND EOlt 7,

II he sui scr'ber ~inleIding ,o reside il
L,neh'arg, ;" Ill positively sell, TO the
msaes, o'aaer, on saturday the goth Decem
he now reside, lyi4s in the county Of Bed
,o''' wl'n'n b < mites Of Lynchburg, adjoining
,ne ,and Ut 2. p. Burton, F.. Colo. n,
susa,"" d an others. This tract contains
80 =. IL es, a I'D is well adapted 10 the culture
VI ~ paec'l, Corn, Wheat, &c &c. As il is
rras' atnhi Ib that any one wishing to buy, viii
- 81 vac & The premises, a pariic alar drscri.-
"on Is. thought unnecessary. The subscriber
won I'd observe that it is a Desirable place both
Tor health aud cultivation. On this r,ac, are
II necessary improyements.-Terms mads
known on the cay OF sale.
The subscriber will sell, on said day, his
crop of Corn, Oats, Fodder, &c. Also.
his stock of Hogs. Cows, Sc. together win
all The plartalmn tools used on said land. Ii
is hoped those wishing 10 bus will attend. Il,
The sale will certainly take place.
CLEMENT A.. JENNINGS
Nov. q. tds2s
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NiLL be sold to the highest bidder, I
Oh IL

M Ill be sold to the highest bidder, the
w 24rh day of December next, the tract nj
land wherein | now reside, situated in the coun.
~ OF Campbell, on tie North Fork OF Falline
i'''ef' distant about twenty miles from Lynch.
nuig,and contains about twelve or thirteen hun.
urea acres, with a great portion oflow grounds.
ana a considerable quantity OF uncleared land,
wen adopted TO the culture of Fancy Tobacco,
a good gust aud saw mill, and a respectable
stock OF timber. Also. good ordinary improve.
heh's. Ahe purchaser will he required to paw
one ,hlfd OF the purchase money the first ,lsy
OF May next, and the balance in two equal Am.
nual paymenk. THEODORE REJ,,
Oct. q IN
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TRUST SALE.

virtue Of a deed OF trust, executed 10
- Inc subscriber by Garland Tate, bearing
aa'e D" tue 10th day Of March, 1897, and dn.
~ recorded in The clerks office of CamnheI,
county court, for PURPOSES therein exprsssed
will be sold, AT public auction, before ,he
door OF the Franklin Hotel, in Lyncbb,rg
tor cash, on Friday The i2th day Of Decem.
her next, all the interest of said Cn,,ana
Tate, N and 10 the estate of his deceased ,.ih
er, t.dmund Tate, both real and personal
Acting us trustee ! shall convey only. such t,
lilo rs is vested in m. by said deed.
GILES WARD, Trustee.
"oY' 81 SN2o
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Al rules holden IN The Clerks office of Nelson County the
ord day oiNosemher ls23, William Cunningham ac-
ting executor Of ianet Mays, deceased, Complainant,
against Zachuriah " hIte and Isaac " lite executors of
Conscrs " hite, deceased, William Hershey, JOSEPH,
White, Richard Philips, AbsuIum Bostic and JgmC5
Garland, Defendants, IN thnncnry.
The defendants Znekarial White, Joseph White aqI
Ahsolum Busilc, not ha,ng entered thor appearance and
gwen security according TO the act ofAssenbly aud the
rules 81 tlls eonll, aud II appearing by satisfactory evi-
deHco that they aro not nhub,tants of this common
wealth, aud without the jurisdiction Of this court, Il is
ordered, that the said defendants do appear here on the
fourth Monday IN February next, and answe err tue bill of
with inserted in the Nirginian, a newspaper published
IN the town ofIynehburg, once \ week for eight weeks
sncceN1lsely, previous To said day, and that another copy
t~hetcotbn posted at the front door Of the courthouse
ut this -onuty on some court day.
ACopy-rest, SEAToN II. LOVING, D. C.,
nov 70 wknI29