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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-19

but o lei as no. await the universe
doom like those who have no hope
and o my beloved what is the longest
the happiest life? A dew drop thai
bangs from the jutling rock, and before
the morning sun, falls into the sea -
Raise up thy dropping splril.-Be
yond this life is peace and eternity.
Let US not tfemble now as we pass
over Embrace me, and SO let US a.
| wal, our destiny. Soon, my semlra,
soon shall our souls rise above this des.
ISOLATION; full OF feelings OF inexpressi
BILE happiness shall they arise. o God,
hope fills my soul with courage. Yes
Semira, let us lift up our hands TO
God. Shall a mortal adjust his bal
lancer He who breathed into rs the
breath of lifel He sends death to
the righteous and the unrighteous; but
we'll is it for him who bath walSd IN
the path of virtue. We pray not for
lie, Ofighleous Judge! Take Us from
hence; but oh. invigorate the hope, The
swee. hope ofinexpressible happiness.
which death shall no more dlsturb:--
Then roll yc thunders, and rage thou
ocean; dash over US ye wavesl Prals.
ed he The righteous Judge, pralsed!-
Let this be the last thought OF our souls
a the dying body Courage and Joy
animated the face of Semira. She
raised hsr hands in the storm and SAID,
Yes. | feel the delightful, the glorious
hope! Praise the Lord, o my tongnr,
weep tears of joy, my eyes, I'LL death
,haIl close We A heaven filled with
happiness awaits US Ye are all gone
before, ye beloved! We come soon,
o .oon we shall again BEHOLD you! -
They stand before bis throne, the right
Gus ones: FL has gathered them 10
gether from his Judgment Roar ye
,hunders; rage destruction; ye are
hymns of praise 10 his righteousness
Roll over US. ye waves. See, my be
Ioved-embrace mc-yonder il comes,
death comes on You dark wave En-
brace TN, Semio; leave me not o
already the food upIIlis M from th.
earth Il embrace thee Sgm'ra,' sai1
The youth. Il embrace the o death
thon arr welcome We are prepared
Praised bet eternal just One!-Th
oext wave found them locked N each
Others arms: the succeeding found
them not
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.@ommuuitattous.

rCsmmunicafed for tbs .Nart'ns0urg Cdie''s.J
. xarsurR or rnlKxDsaIP To TaB nKAoRy o
b. S. A.
And ,hou art num5er'd with the dead,
And ,hy short hv'd career below
Tske bsirh, vernal season He'd,
Or mornings faires' glow.
And rone on earth again viii meet
Phose eyes with msrk'd expression gianeing
which. smiling ne'er in bland deceit,
Were aye in reckless frsnkness dancing.
Sane. when soft sensibility
It's mellowing effect display'd;
Or when they shone Indignantly,
Ger confidence betrayed.
And the kind hand went to express,
In its warm pressure genuine ieelingsS
viii never more the mind impress,
With Thy souls kindliest reveahngs'
And the Itch, step with joyous bound,
Ne more will quit the friendly hal;
Nor there thy cheerful voice resound,
For death bath 6lter'd alb
Relentless Death! could'st thou not spare
The generous youth 50 deaf TO macy;
And place thy seal on hopeless care,
Or frisndless age unlov'd by any
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-19

81 Fair Maid Perth"
THE LAY OF POOR LOUISE.
Alb, poor Louise! The livel - day
She rosns from cot TO castle gay:
And still her voice and viol say,
All maids, beware the woodland way,
Think on Louise!
Alb, poor Louisel The sun was high,
Tsmirch'd her cheek, il dimm'd her eye,
The woodland walk was cool and nigh
Where birds with Ginning streamletsvie
To cheer Louise.
All, poov Louise, The savage bear
Made ne'er that lovely grove his lair;
The wolves modest not paths SO fair
But better far had such been there
For poor Louise.
An, poor Louise, 10 woody world
She met huntsman fair and bald,
HIS baldrick was OF silk and gold,
And many a.witchlDg tale he told
To poor Louise.
All, poor Louisel small cause TO pine
Uhdst thou for treasures of the mine;
For peace Of mind, that gift divine,
And spotless Innocence, were thine,
All, poor Louise!
All, poor Louise. Thy treasures ref!
know not # by force or theft,
Or part by violence, par by gift;
But misery is all that's Jeff
To poor Louise.
Let poor Louise some suceour have!
She will no long your bounty crave,
Or tire the gay with warning s,ave--
For Heaven has grace, and earth grave
For poor Louise.
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RRuCE AND TnE SCOrrS.

After receiving the last unpleasant
intelligence from Scotland, Bruce wac
lying one morning on his wretched
bed, and detibera,lng with himself
whether he had moi better resign al
thonghts ofagain attempting to make
good his right to the Sconish crown,
and. dismissing his followers, tran,
port himself and his brothers to the
Holy Land. and spend the rest of b..
life IN fighting against the Saracens;
by which he thought, perhaps, be
NIGH deserve the 70 giveness OF Hea
ven for the great sin of s,abhing Go
myn IN the church OF Dumiries.
But then on the otbtr hand, he tho't
il would be both criminal and coward
ly to give up his attempts to restore
freedom to Scotland, while there yet
re ndDed The least chance of his being
successful in an under aking, which,
rightly considered, was much more hi
duiy Than 10 drive the ihtidrls out Of
Palestine, though the superstition oil
the age might think otherwise
While he was divided betwixt these
objections and Doubtful OF what he
should do Bsure was looking upward
10 the roof of The cabin in which he lay
and his eye was attracted by a spider
which, hanging at the end ola long
thread of his own spinning, was endea
voutng, as is the fashion of that crea
ture, to swing himself from one beam
in The roofto another, for the purpose
| of fixing the line on which he. mean
to stretch his web The insect mad.
the attempt again and again Wiihou
success; and at length Bruce counted
that it had tried to carry its point sis
! times, and been as ofieu unable to dc
so Ii came into his bead that he hat
himself fought just six battlss sgalns
the English and their allies, and tina
the poor persever ng spider was exact
| ly ~ the same situation with himself
having made as many trials, and beer
as often Disappointed in what 1t aimed
at Now" thought 3 uce, "as
| huNS bu tbCouo III ktiONbn WIN u
best to be done, | will be guided by
the luck which shaIi attend this SPIDER
Ii the insect shall make another effor
to fix its bread and shall be successful
| will venture a seventh time 10 try ms
fortune in Scotland; but if the spider
fail, | will go 10 the wars in Palestine
and never return TO my native country
again >
While Bruce was forming this res
olutlon, the spider made 4nulher ex
ettlon with all the force il could mus
ter, and fairly succeeded 10 fastening
ITS thread on the bgam which il Dad :,
often IN vain attempted to reach
Bruce seeing the success ofthe spider
resolved TO try his one fortune; and d.
he never before gained victory, SC
he never afterwards Sustained an, on
siderable check or defeat Ihavr offer
net with people oithe name OF b nee
so completely persuaded Of the truth o.
I'M, story, that they wonld not, on aby
account, kill spider, because it wa.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-19
CONSTITUTIONS, COUGHS, &c.

DUrLERS VEGETABLE INDIAN SPE
ID CHIC, Cor the cure OF cold, consump
,ion. splitting ct b..ud. ashmss, ard all dIsor
ders Of the breast and lungs. The Vegetable
Indian Specific has stood the test ofeAperience
and proved ITSELF the most valuable remedy
ever discovered for the cure Of Asthma, and
all diseases of the breast aud lungs, leading to
consumption. The following certificate just
received from highly respectable gen,iema'
win show its Value
/, Samuel Moore, do hereby certify, that
Tor upwards Of year was severely afflicted
with pain in my breast, accompanied With q
very bad cough and shor mess OF breath and e.
very indication in the opinion OF Pbysio an
of approaching consumption. AtNer passing
through course of medicine, and finding a"
relief, was induced to make trial OF Butter
Vegetable Indian Specific, and the use OF ont
and half bottle, completely restored me to
health, and have remained so ever since,be
ing upwards OF year
The eel hrateo Dr.. Cullen has taught US tha'
tour first attention should be employed IL
watching the approach OF the disease and pre-
venting its proceeding to an incuraoie STATE
and in persons Of consumptive habits, espe
cially those born of consumptive parents, -
slightest symptoms of an approaching cone
ought carefully to be attended to
The specific is obtained by extraction from
herbs, roots, flowers, plants &c. when in per
lection. In consequence Of happy combins
ton OF the most valuable herbs, &c. 1t becomes
a balsam of superior value. 1t heals the mjur
ed parts, opens the pores and composes the
disturbed nerves, after the manner Of an ammo
dgre; consequently the obstruction Of the
chest and the lungs which constitute the disease
particularly need its use II promotes expec
toration, which is so constantly called tor; and
whilst 1t cesnses and heals,t also gives strength
20 the tendet lungs. In this manner It removes
the hectic fever, improves digestion, gives
strength to the nerves. repairs the appetite
and improves the spirits This specific may
always be gwen in ssfety--lt IS mild, pleasant
to the taste, and found particularly useful in ny
pochondrcal nervous and hysiericsl diseases
Each bill Of directions contains detailed &C
count of this disease in all its different stages
and will be accompanied with the signature OF
The Proprietor in red ink. 1t IS offered for sale
bv JAMES THOMSON
Martinsburg, JAN 81
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THE undersigned rsspecuutiy informs w y
u public, that he COT luues the Wool "a.
ing, Pulling, &c. at his old stand at bass',
vile, Berkeley county. He viii SEND ON. :
week TO Charleston tor The purpose q
ceiving and returning work, aud has ISu "a
stand at the sore OF MIR VIM + LOCK S ia
at Mr.. William Morrow's in Charlestown' "a
will be thankful for all orders in his line, -
will faithfully execute work at the cus aag
prices. SlLto
Nav 90 If
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- o GRADERS The subscriber tenders
his thanks 10 his old customers tor tneis
past fsvors, and informs them that he has pro-
vlded himself with excellent timber, well ses,,
soned, for making and repairing CRADLES
aud will thankfully receive orders for making
Cradles, hanging Scythes, &c. and eAeSol'
his work ~ mastery manner lie will iu'ns'
cradles completely finished, with GOOD scy' I,
tor the reduced price of four dollars and nly
cents, or will hang and finish them u no
scythe be furnished HIM TO- two dollars. 30
pairing done at reduced prices.
The publiC's humble servant,
JACOB VI. GARDNER
MartinsburC May 90 1T,
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To FARMERS.

XXyE will take " heas, Rye aud Corn ~ &
wv market price, delivered IN bo,e'S sbts,
Reynolds NEW MILL impairment 9, ,,sh
in exchange for Goods at ID. @e = Co
rices. BAKER rAPScoII' . "
shepherdstown. May 30
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such an insect which bad shown the
example ofperseversnee, and given a
signal of good luck to their great
n messke Sir Walter SCOTS Tales
of Grandfather @
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BAKER TAPSCOTT, & Co
Hare juai received general supply Of
Spring and Summer
GOODS.

They viii receive in few DAYS from the
western parl of this State. upwards of 2,0OC
Yards HO.11E-.l.4DE LINEN, consisting Of
Tow, Flax end Tow and Flax.
Shepherdstown, May 90.
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THE LAY POOR LOUISE.

From SIR Waller SCOTS ne7p EoueI Of eth
Far Maid Perth"
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WOOL CARDING. SC.

Martinsburg. May % 1T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21
Oct. II

YEN ehsucery-YTgiuia-At Rule. holden in the clerk.
- Olhee OF the county court Of Charlotte, the dsy of
October, 1929;
Jhu Gregory Elizabeth hi, wife, formerly Elizabeth
Neal, Pitts
Agsmt
William Scott and Sarah his wife Susaunah Prus Lewis
Camp aud Josnns his wife, Charles Oliver aud Lucy wife
John ord aud Paisey his wife, Nancy Pond eater, Sicily
Hefndon john Neal, Thom-s Neal SyIvanus Neal William
Neal, David Neal the children and hers Of Ohm kes dec
IL OF Thomas Neal the elder dec.I whose
unknown, David o. Davis, TbeCplus T. DAVIS, Champion
7. ". DAVIS. Jacob Davis, Jon Davis. Eys MCargo the
children aud her, OF Wm Neal dec whose name. al. IN
known, the CHILDREN aud heirs Of Ellison Neal, dec whose
al'o unknown, and the children and heirs
phen Neal. dec whose ais" UNKNOWN Lewis Camp
and Joanna his WIFE John Hord aud Fa,sey his wife, den,
The defendant Sicily HerndOn, ohm Neat Thomas Neal
Syvanus Neal the children and heirs of John Neal dec
William Neal dec and o Elmur Neal dec. and OF Stephen
Neal dec, whose unknown, having entered
their appearance according TO the Act Of Assembly the
Rules OF this COURT aud appearing 20 the subtraction Of th,
court that they rot inhabitants Of thu Slate, the
'6n Of the plaintiffs by Counsel IL Ordered that the said
Defendants appear here The first Monday January
next aud enter their appearance aud the PLAINTIFF
BILL and sve security for performing the decree the
court and that copy Of this order he inserted the Rich
mand Engui Tor two month. succeyty, and posted az
the front door 81 the courthouse Of said county
oOPy. Teste, WiNSjOW ROBINSON, elk
Oct. II. 4s-us,t
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Chaneery- Virginia At Rule. holden m m, ,I.,L
once OF c superior ehancery for the Richmond
D.tie the 9th day Of October I82a-
Of III. State Of VTgiDs pua
MARY Tomrt ns, widow Of Christ opher Tomr L;n, d,,,,
John H. Icmts'ns, Hn Ton pkp., Ludlow pkin. Mar
FRANCES iofnpkm Emily Tompkns Charles L. Ps pdleon
s,o Saiah ~; WIFE, ats sarah Tompkin,, the John H.
William, Lnd!ow, MARY Frances, Emily and Sarah bfn.
We cLdren aud heirs OF the said Tompsn
James Brown, Jaquelne p. TsyIIr, BENJAMIN Tonpk,p
Harry Toml kios Henry Tcmptn., IT,, William d. TayIor
J"hh L. iayiCf ~ hs own right and partner
t ist- hln OF Eonun Taylor Co, The Piesdsu Duee,
President, Directors Company Bank of The United
Sta'ts Nn Brown, sdmi with the will annexed of iIIism
Geody, dec James Winston Of Hanover VIM Pr,o, L,e
sheTih u HeIrcs, Riohard IL Kimboueh William Ham.
apd Lucy ne we late Lucy Buber, Jc,hus Crump Sarah
hr wife, late Sarah Knbrougb, John g. WIIiam. Tbnup,
iiiam j. C"e& John Van Lew surviving bsrtn,r NJ
hdau q Van Lew, the John Vsn Lew, Tbo, Brock.
tphfougb Jsqutlnt aIve late Mt p,,tnst,
nneer the firm of John Van Lew & co., Samnel ParkAGL
John Staples, Philip HsIsli Byrd George F,snos Witt.r
John Ton pk partner lat, firm of ompkin,
late Of Hanover, dec Nehenioh Ticaenor, Ira Trhenor
John mafshall, ndn'I of Wu. HrshsIl dec. aud William
H. wren, Sergeant Of the city Of RiobmOnd, and such
Hdn'r nj the estate OF Edmuni Taylor, dec. Pfc.
The defendant. SAMUEL PARKHILL & NEHEMIAH
TICENoB mot having their appearance gwen
tuy ACCORDING ,cthe act Of A.embly the rules of Chi.
court, audit appearing by satisfactory thew are
rot inhabitants oi this country! IN ordered That The saul
dsfndeRs do spP'ar here the LIT day next January
era" AMI snsws the bull Of the plaintb that tbs
Uds ne Ith"ih inserted IN some newspaper published
the city OF Richmond for months ety. and posted at
The front door Of the capitol, in the SAID city copy Tee
WIN. &. PENDLET0N, &C.
NOV . 5S-w3w
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~ sHANCERT:-At Rules holden in Ga.
Clerks Office OF the County Court OF Charlotte,
the lst day oil September, 1928.
James oinohundro ANA Chloe his wife, formerly
Harroway, FINS
Agans;
William and Charles Mckinney, ir. Executors
OF George Harroway, decd, Samuel Harroway
iEpapsroditus JHarroway, Nancy Har,oway, John
Leason' and susanna his wIic, and Polly Acres,
The Defendants Samuel Earroway ,Epsphroditus
Hafiow0y, Nancy Hauoway, and Polly Acres.
not having entered their appearance, according to
the Act OF Assembly and tile Rules of this Court,
and 1t appearing TO the satisfaction of the Cou;
that they are rot inhabitants of this State ON the
motion OF the Plaintiff by counsel, II is orde,ea.
That the said Defendants do appear here on the
hrst Monday in December next, and enter their
appearance and answer the Plaintiffs bill. and
give security for performing the decree of the
Court, and that copy OF this order be inserted in
the Richmond Enquirer for two months success
siveiy, and posted at the front door of the Court
house OF the said county.
copy. Teste,
WlNSLOW ROBINSON. e
otPl. 20. Al-wSw
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Al--wSw

[ CHANCEhI:-At Count held for Louisa
County, a; the Courthouse on Monday. The Sth
day OF September, lSIS
Polly Puiiiam, Stephen T. Pulliam, William
Puiliam, David Armstrong and Frances his wife.
formerly Frances pulliam, children and dis,rib,,,
tees oi Zachariah Puiam, deceased. Pltff,
Against
George w. Puia1n, Zachariah Pulliam. .Ioh,
Mitchell and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy
fuiiianl, and John S. Fleming, administrator with
the Will annexed Of Zachariah Pulliam, deceased
~ Dcfds.
The defendants George W. Pullam, Zacharia.,
Pulliam, John Mitchell and Nancy his wife. for
meriy Nancy Puiliam, not having entered their
appearance and given security according TO law.
and the rules OF this Court and it appearing to tho
satisfaction Of the Court, that they are not inbab
,ants OF this State On the motion of the Plaintiff.
by their Counsel, Ii is ordered that the soid
George v" Pulj!an, Zachariah Pulam, and John
Mitchell and Nancy his wife, do appear here. on
The hr'i day Of December Court next, and answer
The BIZ OF the Plaintiffs, and that copy Of This
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published IN the City OF Richmond for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse OF This County on some Court day.
A copy. 1este
JOHN HUNTER, C. l.. c.
.Pt. 20. 4l-wSw
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EDUCATION.
Nov. 4


IT HE subscriber having employed Mr.. Nathaniel
Thompson 10 teach school, at his house with
ina ~ lie & half OF Louisa Court House the en-
suing year, is willing 10 take into his family eight
or ten boarders; the school will open on the 18th
oil January e. close on The 18th of December;
vacation of one month will be given in the course
ofthe year. Mr.. Thompson will teach the Latin
& English Languages, Arithmetic, Geography &
the most useful branches Of mathematics. To
those who are acquainted with Mr.. Thompson, it
is deemed needless 10 say any thing to bis quail
iications a teacher; TO those who are not the
subscriber will remark that Mr.. Thompson has
had the and instruction of youth for many
years, & the faithfulness with which he has dis
charged the duties Of this station has given entire
satisfaction TO all who have committed TO his care
the education Of their children. Terms. For board
and tuition, including washing, lodging SC. &c.
eighty dollars per annum: For tuition alone
twenty five dollars for Lain scholars, & twenty
for En@iish one half to be paid on the 18th ofJan-
nary 1929, and tie other half ION the 18th Of July
following. GARIIT M. QUARJFS.
Louisa, November. so-w4
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Oct. IT

VIRGINIA AT Rules. holden the Clerks of the
Superior Court VI Chancery for the Richmond District
the Ga. day Of OrtUber, 1928:
Tie mutual Assurance Society against fire buildings
the State ofVrgins, Plaintiff.
Against
Mara W,.eham, and VIM Paine, Maria PANE aud Eliza.
btih Pane infant chlren and only heirs Of Catherine Pane
late Ca,haiine W.hau, decd Charles Copland Judith
Nicho..on, Elk, oil AndI ew NIcho,on decd, Dfts.
The defendant VIM Pane, hsvuy entered his appear
anee aGd gwen y according TO the OF Assembly the
Rules o this CoL and appearing, by satisfactory
thai iUhshsnt of this Cos ordered That
tie sad defendant do appear here the day next
Jan Term, the bill OF the Pl.nt.; snd that COZ
Of this Oh e be To- thwhh publish.
ed The Cy OF Richmond, for succe,siyey and
poste at the font dovT of the CAPITOL tue said City.
Copy. Teste,
WIN. 6. PENDLETuN, c. C.
II Il.
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LAND FOR SALE.
Nov. 4.

WILL be sold 10 ;he hghs, bdder at the rdfnee Of the
~ late James kOhertson, ~ the County Of Amelia on
MONDAY The LIT cf bee. neSThe crop corn, fodder ~
al the tuck, con;sns Of oJer, sheep hps and
about 25OO weight d poke household furniture aud enaoD
utcusis.
credit ~ uonths will he given for all above s10
under that cas-Bond with approved security with
tete,i from the date II not puncuay pad, will he required
All pesons having claims against The Estate will make them
bnowo before that day, and hose Indebted will
forward aud settle their respective hlisncts.-
JHo. X. ROgERTSON, Frccufor
EovA So I'D,
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NOTICE..

Try virtue of Deed of Trust executed to the
- subscriber and WIN. Starke, by John Parker,
dec, bearing date the 18th day of March, Is is for
the purpose therein mentioned, l shall, on the 4th
day Of Dec. next, proceed to sell at public auction,
TO the highest bidder, for ready money at the Tav-
OF Benz. Hazlegrove, all that tract or parcel of
land, lying in Hanover county, upon Totopotonoy
Creek containing somewhere about $50 acres, be
the same more or less much thereof, "a will
be sufficient TO raise the balance due and unpaid
upon said trust, and the necessary expenses at
tending the execution of the said deed.
Actingas Trustee, | will convey to the purcha-
such title only, as is vested in me by the said
trust BOWLING STARKE
Sept 80. 42-Sw
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nm CHANCEkY. Hai''sx county, July coat, 1895
- Elizabeth T. Richardson, Wri. Richardson aud Robert
ke9atnu by JOSIAH richardson, 'he u.It enr,
PhJs. :
against
Joseph p,d,on, Jarrett W. Cook Elisha Dodsou Chsrle,
]. u.kawey Whne Edward Carlton, and Edward Bruce.
Dridts.
Tbi, this day he beard the hi,
Auu rxbr, aud argued by cOun.ei On con:i'eTstpu
waeeo The court doth sdudgc and decree that Com,
missioner Esey do take account OF The administration OF
Joseph Dod:on, adnor OF the estate of Edun Rchrdon,
dec that he also ani settle the 81" the
said Joseph Dodson Guaan o the orphans vt -a deco
det and also the 81 Charlie, Evans,
Guardian Of the said ophsa aud that he make e
ut ohe court, with any matter specially stated, deemed
pertinent, by himseor requested by the parties, either vf
them, TO be so stated. copy. re.te,
ShML WILLIAMS, c.
Black Walnut, Idiifdr County.
The Ps.. nteret.d will take that have srpont-
ed Thursday the nth OF Dec neIt for the purpose vi taxing
the socnmns above dwect.d my Office where they Will
please attend with their evidence
TloS EASLEY, Comm. II. c.
Oct.7. ii--wSw