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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-01

however that his Excellency the Governor
with the honorable Council will think Of me
when vacancy shalt take place as aforesaid.
l am the public's humble servant,
JOSEPH BOODEY.
New-Durham, July Is, 1899.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-01

A VALUABLE GRAZING FARM, sit
N uate one mile north of the Meeting
house in Warren. on the turnpike road, con-
tanning 40 ACRES, with large
cOnve nient dwelling house, two BARNS, Cow
house. &c. all in good repair. Also. new
diCelling house and Barn, near the centre OF
Warren. with one acre Of Land--a good stand
for Tailor, Shoemaker, or Carpenter
where either are much wanted. The above
property will be sold very cheap, and long
credit given for the purchase money, il requi-
red. If not sold by the list of April next,
they will be rented.
S. HARTWELL.
Warren, Sept. 16, 1899. *6W14
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-01
Charles LaacOLm's Insolvency.
Commissioners Notice.

commissioners INOtlce.
WHEREAS we the subscribers were ap-
w pointed by the Hon. Superior Court at
their session holden at Litchfeld, within and
for the county of LitchieId on the third Tues
day of August. A. d. 1899, to act as Commits,
sl0ners in executing the powers and granting
the relief specified in the statute law Of this
state entitled IAN act to authorize the Supe-
rlor Court to grant relief in certain cases of
insolvency" upon the estate and person of
CHARLES LINCOLN, Of Salisbury, in said coun-
ty' adjudged by said Court mt their session
aforesaid, to he an insolvent debtor within the
true intent and meaning Of said act. We
therefore hereby ri, notice that we shall meet
al the dwelling house of Edward F. Gay, in
sa'd Salisbury, on the fourth Monday in No.
vember, December, and March next, at one
o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days,
:" receive. adjust and ascertain the several
debts due and owing by said insolvent debtor
!" such OF his creditors as shall seasonably
present and prove the same.
LOT NORToN, Commits
MARTIN STRONG, 5 siOnsrS.
Salisbury. Sept 10. 1899 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-01
iAlAA'A'a-'.A'-A'l-'''
POETRY.
FOR TnE ENQUrRRR.

FOR THE ItNNUAAkRs
love % see on distant hill, .f.
The waving trees in rich attire;
love to view the trickling rill--
For God is there.
Along the stream, and in the dell,-
Around the fields when dressed SO fair,
/ love to roam--for nature tells
Gods handy work is there.
, High up the mountains rugged crest,
Far down where cascades bliiheIy play
These give life's changing scenes a zcst,
Since God is there.
I love to muse meath ambient bowers,
Aud there inhale the fragrant air;
IT'S joy to view the budding flowers,
For they proclaim that God is there.
I love to see the rising wave,
And hear the surges lash the shore
And then resume their deep, dark grave
For Gods mysterious ways are there.
I love to see the planets roll,
The shining stars and mighty spheres;
l love to hear the thundcrs roll
They tell the voice Of God is there.
l love to see yon massive folds,
And view the rainbow's hues SO fair:
This brings to mind His promise old
That the same God is there.
PAMELA.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-01
NOTICE.

GIX months from the date hereof are al
~ lowed by the Hon. Court Of Probate for
the District of L;tchfel6, to the creditors Of
the estate Of SARAH HADEN.
late oI Harwinton, deceased. within which to
exhibit their claims against said estate. All
persons having any claims against the estate
must present them within the above time.
duly attested, tn the subscriber. or they wi!
be deharred recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immedi-
ate payment to
BENAJAH HADEN,
Adna'r aUith the ,ciH onnereR
Litchfrld, Sept. Is, 1899 II
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-01
TAXES 3! TAXES !!

NOTICE is hereby given to the inhabit-
~ ants Of the town nt New Milford, and
the non-rpsidents liable to pay taxes in said
town. that the subscriber will attend at the
dwelling honse of Mr., Gerardus Booth. in said
New Milford, on Monday the Cd day of Mo-
receive their town taxes on the list Of 1897,
and state tax on the list Of 1898. All who
neglect this call may expect to pay according
Ia law.
OLIVER ". PICKETT, Collector.
NeO- Milford, Sept. Is. 1899 *l4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-14
ORIGINAL POETRY.
TIE MOTHERS GRAVE.

TIE MOTHERS GRAVE.
= YTRrre Seeae-as portrayed in Of tie engrerings
ofthe London Forget-msnot"
An upright slab, DER which spreading tree
And back aground Church spire adds solemnity
To spot where tomb and monumental urn
Tells all Of dust, to lust they must return.
Before the slab sweet faced boy doth stand,
Claspng his fairer sisters gentle hand,
whilst one still younger. too young for the place,
Looks to her elder sisters mourning face.
whose eyes, deep 6xed upon the le,,ered stone,
Mari not the roses in full beauty blown
Z" See, sister," says the hoy "see here the grave
Where our dear mother hes; she who gave
Z" Us birth; who wateh'd our infancy,
ani oft has smiled a, the simplicity
Is OF us she loved; who shew'J right from wrong,
:" As sweetly fell the accents of her tongue,
" Rewarlng with mothers fondest kiss,
" And chilling only when we did amss:
"Ah! pate enough when We beheli her last
Going, she said, holding our hands so Fast
Going TO leave You, dear,-'trs Gods high will
But ne We good, and you'll bs happy stills
Remember all I've laugh, you-and may He,
"ou, Heavenly Father! bless We children three.
'Oh. sisters what change is this We have
I" A dung mother and mothers grars'
"B, us, oh! can she be forgot
"And often win we visit his dear spot,
Dearer than playground, aye and playma,es too,
"Tho' each should bring something bright and new
- For here sleeps, cold as the marble stone,
4" Our HOtksr. Nurse b,strurtreSs, all alone!
.' Come, let Us lneel before leave this place,
The Orphans pray rs viii reach the Throne of Grace
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-14
MAXIMa.

To relieve the oppressed is the most glorious
ac' man is eapab, "f-it is in some measure
doing the work # his msker.
A nypocrit is worse Than an atheist: an aihe-
isl i, 5nt ridiculous derider OF pie'y-but a
hypocri,e makes Standing Jest Of religion.
When ever fud grea, deal Of gratitude
in poor man lake il for granted ,ha these
would re as much generoritv in him If he
were rich one.
Every man has jus, as much vanity as he
wants under standing.
Fools relish fulsome ffatlery as gluuons relish
ia meal.
lnthe slang words Of party, for vulgar minds
there is Wilchery.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-14
tap,ain Labords,s .4nsper 10 the Bishop.

Minister oi the Almighty God, who has allied on our
stand rd his holy blessing be assured tina, your
bra'ce will always mingle itself with that Of Thu i'm
pr, ,sive ceremony. and accept the homage of our
thanks and Of our profound respect.
This ceremony, which originated in the brigh, days
Of chi,ar,, has fer its ec in thus ningng the love
his God with the love of his country to unite in the
he Of the most sacred duties to the dearest of
feelings.
Interpreter of our thoughts and our before the
Most High, this solemn OCCASION, your person, Re
verend Sir, cannot but come more endcared 10 US.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-14

LETTER WHIT Ns.--Some when the, write to their
friends, are all affection; some are wse and sent,
some strain their powers for efforts Of gaicty; some
terwithou affection. without wisd, m. without 80.
Without news, and without secret, IS doubt,es ,be
great epistohe art.-Jansoa's letter 10 IM,. Ihcie.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-14

NO man rises to such height to become conspicS
ous ou' he Is on one side censured BY undiseer rs
malice, which reproaches him for his best Actions snG
ISLANDERS his apparent and incontestible exceIencies
and ldoized on The other by ignorant admirs o.
Der.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-14
From The Charleston Courier.
BLESSINGS OF IHE STANDARD.

On sat- rday last, Il most interesting ana i'm
presslsr spectacle, at once novel aud sub.im
was presented to our oi'i2eus at the Rom an
Cab lie Cathedral.
The buiidi lg, which, thougn bur temporary
yet Is Of considerable x enl, and x remedy
convenient for public ceiebrarIon, Was a'rang
ed with approp,i,,e decorations, Cor In solemn
ser, ice Of the day. A, day hr'ak he flag of
the Uni ell = a,es was erected over BE- cross IN
the front Of tn, edifi - In the inteiin The
large arch IN from Of he ailar decora'ed
with re> ICONS Of ,Ne ma ional narner, in ~hi, h
the stars and stripes we're ,astcfolly en- wined
The upper par, of the church, ,mmediat.l, n
front # the liar, was cleared of benc hes aud
lef open for ,hr military: the x Columns which
suppnrt the a ches Of The roof in his SEE ton,
were decorated with military flags, which rose
over III cen,r,l aisle: he galleries and he W. 81
ern half nf The Church wee filled with seats for
the civil portion of the congreg a,i"h: the ga,
lerirs were throhged almost exclusively by la
dies.
AT about eleven o'clock, the deracn mt, con.
sisiing of the French FL ilirrs, preceded bv
the Charleston RIh,nen and tas Germar Fn-
siIiers a. an escort, arrived al ne Cathedral
under the command oi Cap. RreERs, ot lhr
R,flemen Tn escort h form as 10 er-
nit the French Compa". u .nter thr Chsryh
fu Id: ths e,ccr, sauting as they passed. ! he
Frrneh formed H. line in front Of ne aler ex-
tended across the Chu' CHI. with pia,oons of he
Ge,mans on their right aud left, a, iigh angie,
resting h'ir wings resPe, lively on 'ae wings (
the French, ana on the altar rnl Of the Church:
the RIA mra formed ex email Gordon round
the whole, thus exhibiting three sides f
square completed by 'he al ar the whol face
ing INV ards. with he mmlSsioned Ulcers oil
the Companies IN the cen re Next ne B shops
sea. Outside the sauc uary, CT CoGDELL, Lieu.
Col CoSD.Y, Major EDWARDS. Adult. HnLME,,
and Qnart,r Mas er RA>NEL Of the 18th Rsgt.
were placed and on the rear Of he left pa Don
the band was siationed-ioe whole forming,
with the nighIy decorated altar, grand coup Il
gik The band iued to ,'erform
The Deaf on in his Alb. S ole anu Dama,iu,
DR. .ded by twoe children in SUPPLIES, ad, anc.
ed from the Vesuy through 'hs'sauo 'uary, to
NEE the ensign who bo'e the flag, ard com.
ia, led him q ne colour guard % Within the rail
waerr the s,4ndard s,hl furlrd, was left IN
cha. re Of sentinel near The Bishops char
tn sentry was occasionally relieved during the
service.
Upon the Ensign Withdrawing to his COM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-14

1o-mo-ow What is to morrow A time that 81.
ways to come, and comes 1T is that part of
etetnit, which lies beyond eternity--it is name, a
PnA "on' chaos Does It ever deceive u.s. it is be.
ea"-e We place too much dependence on il procr,s.
tination is the top stone of have nm
control over you: avoid it you would pestIeuce.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-14

A spectacle like the one narrated below, il
not often witnessed IN tbs soanlrx ~"e scene
have read of The like in the glorious days Of
chlvalry"-and although Buke Sid that age
is gone, we Cannot help thinking soar If he
old spirit could vet I've found warming the
hreasrs Of the gallant sons Of our own land -
certainly in courtesy we are bound to say, glow
ing in the descendants aud natives OF the coun-
try 81 famous in he annals Of kHigh,hood:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-14

We found The following sketch of militia training
among ,ra, paper, present il to the public,
as II written about two years sgo. The scene Is
lad in of the southern States it then, in.
famed By part, amnesty, ,nd soil of of all
ranks and opinions - baltimore EmeraH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-14
PRESENTING ST ,NDARD.
"IhD-e gallant sous who sh uidcr guns,
And twice alesr 60 cut training

II was $ fair mo ring as ONT would visit
| u brhoid; when, chewing thr call It he roll rg
drum, cap ain BIN" Cover knowh1'o h. pub
lrc - orstor, AID awfully ell cicd d member Of
he legislature )marc ted with measured step %
thu muster-g'""ud. h. irg clean buck tail
suck In hi, n {, and d wuolt'n sash tied round
us body, er'by was suspended l"ree cut
aud rhrns sword, viii H. f I'm It's ven. rable aud
"eighN appearance, nigh h W been the very
same weapon which Goiiah drew upon the he
roc Dsvid; bat il was On his righ, shout
der lay knnr Of plas,ered yellow cotton, which
passed tor an erauiettr or commission fiji
Ger for SUI h was he who had almost flied u2
the measure Of hi counry's gl'iy."
"Shoulder arm>!"ex lai'ned the double lung.
ID comm nder, aud general confusion ensued
among he hrooms ks md corn stalks. "Ricn.
FACET keep IF on my he ls." Saws one-."I
re- N you dom, know your RICH arm from
YOUR left says sno her. "You ill., *, lsims
I'ud "Sii-uce!" hu, ders Barry b inn. I'm
s,rumen un Bass drum, be"k! sn,r-drum,
rub,a dub ! fife, ,oole >lno,Ie! mgle, ,err,ta.
,ora! "Quick line, frad march?" Music
strikes up
"Come all ye bold virginians,
I'll have YOU for to know,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-14

The same which were appointed to Gen. Ia FiI
ErrE' on his second visit to OUT Borough in the ea'
part Ut 1926. s+-r -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-14
"Come all ye bold Virginians,
ri have YOU for to know,
That for to fight the enemy
Were gong for to go!n

stake care t. wheel 10 the righ,--march!
Forred march! Tran arms. Shouid. rms
BY flies % the from, form plaroons, march,
Thus they pro eeded higgiedy pieglrdy. one
'umbling Over the o'her, untii they arrived a,
Squire Dodd's, W ere they w. greeted ny he
loud cheering Of legion Of ragged little ur>
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-19
CIR q Pr WIN rs.

FTOm Lou6df's Vineyard, on Long Island
WE Subseribe agent for Alphon,e Loubsi, will receive
orders and deliver the Roots free Of expense in Rich.
mvnd II The moderate ice of ~ Ia to IS cents each
Louba hs, IS acres Long Island, near New York in
nil cultivation, Containing 1000 Grape Vine Roots of SO
different kinds. = y
Catalogues be had from the agent and subscriber, will
oe entitled (grsto new Treatise, (just published by A.
L,l on the culture nd manufacture Of the Grape.
The .u cess attending those hitherto anspIaned from Mr.
LIS vineyard the confidence which may placed in his for.
wardiug The particular kind Of vine ordered together with
adaptation 70 our SOIL sud the Importance Of its cultivation in
Virgins, will It's expected ente him 10 the
States
The ensuing mouth Msre being best for
advisable TO order these wanted eaiy practicable
JOHN y. LAY,
Agent for A. Loubat.
Fet. IT, Of o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-19

Kanarha, Eve were told Tow days ago that lhe
navigation Of that river injured and Il pre-
sents striking exhibition Of condescending lber-
atty indeed!-and they have given" all this and
uore;-they have, after expanding $500 .008 upon
the University, consented In their kindness to d.
vide the balance Of the income OF the fund for liz;
erary purposes, with US In tho ratio Of white pop
ulation The State were. in reference to its parts,
equal stockholders in this fund. and yet, after the
east has taken nearly half to establish Universe
~ arissocratic in its tendencies they then boast
81 their iberality In consenting that we shall have
share In the division Of the Remaining portion
that II was an eastern gift Now, we are called
upon TO surrender our rights in return for this
transcendant Kindness. The gentleman from North
anpton in one OF his illustrations to show the inn
Propriety OF the district system supposes Wood,
Lewis Randolph and II Harrison. compose one dis
'tct, and that the last county contains within 200
votes as many as the combined votes of all the re-
naming. He then comes to the conclusion that
Harrison would furnish the successful candidate,
II she had designing demagogue, who would
visit the neigh5oring counties and exert himself
IN artful in,rigues. II the county of Harrison. had
majority, she ought to govern; and If but one re-
preventative was sent from the district, he ought
TO come from that county, upon the ground, that
you have the nearest attainahle approximation to
the same rule-the right of government in ma
Jor'ty. The principal force Of the gentlemans ar
gument IL derived from supposition-that the
county OF Harrison contains a demagogue. am
sure another county could be designated, which
Is equally favored The. gentleman has given e.
v"ences' that II demagogues ARE not indigenous
IN another quarter. they at least flourish in great
perfection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-19
Feb. &


In Hanorer County Court, Sept. 24fh, 1928.
'El AVID sPlCER, Robert G. Sp,ce, DAvuo Sp,ceI and
- Lucy SPcer the three last Of children Of
Bsns%n SP,ee deei Che:l.y Th,eLe and Polly h,. Wit.
formerly Polly SPicer, aud VIM. Johns and Ftaucs, hi,
.us, formerly Frances sPieer which said frat mentioned
David and Benjamin SPieer, Polly Thaeker France,
against
Nathaniel Deken.on, sduor de bonn of David Spcer
decd, John Davis aud Susanna his wife, formerly Susanna
Sp,eer Thomss spicsr, Henry sPce, John L. and
Chcacery
This day the plaintiff by their COUNSEL and the bill
and answer OF the defendant Nathaniel Dckenou, adj.
NOR de bons non Of David SPeer Decd being 6lsd aud
he other defendants not having entered their
gwen security according ~ the Act Of Aemby aud the
ur, Of TINS Court AMI appearing tothe Satisfaction
gourt that they are not inhabitants o tins
the motion Of the plaintiffs is ordered that the
dsnts John DAVIS and Susanna his wife, Thoma. W. SpceI
Henry Spice John l.. Sims and Elizabeth b., WIFE,
on the first dsyof March next tn,
Piant'a said bill and that copy VI his order bs forth
with inserted IN the Enquirer, newspaper published IN III.
city ofRichmOnd fo two month, that
oiher be posted al the front door Of the of
county. copy. Te.te,
PHILIP 3. WINSTON, he.
Ian 8.
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.NcEW Mp OF VJRGIhrIa

JNHE New Map Of Virginia compiled from SEXUAL ,ur,ev
undo, the authority Of the States pubabsd, and
mond. ny y" i''en-
TINS work. Elected BY the Mbour Of rsuy years. aud At
ed 10 vsety and seeursey Of detail beauty aud
't Of The immediately concerned IN s public
aud must prove highly gratifying and useful the pubic The
have tbs sale Of $50 Copies only ,
eutve Tb the view Of matng the ssiess extensive rspd
Possoe have directed the eopiesto be disposed " the
Under these ereunNsnes,,h probable that person, who
shaii not make early .ppiloatiop, will be unable to obtain
Copy OF this beautiful and valuable work.
August s. ssu
Nap Of Virginia, reduced from, the Nine Sheet Mop of
f sfss 1ccordng 20 tie proristsri Of act ofe GesyS
<"enbty Pa'.d At March, 1887, also pvbfishsd and
nay ossrsd on applications above Price ss pc, copy
topics II eeh Maps, IN convenient portable form ~ az
,bfainsd II pn>|srrtd Dec. "a, 1877. -
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GONSIHuR TON SON

WiLL stand the ensuing season at TREE HILL, near
h'chmoDd. His season commenced the LIST Feb. and
w inmate the LIST Of July He will be % mare.
hty dollars the season, which may be discharged by the
payment OF forty dollars within the
prove 20 be 10 fssL One dollar to the groom every
The Tree HILL estate has been leased we'll enclosed by
sr.' aud stable them in all bad weather. They be we'll
fed, Il required II IS cts. per day.
Every desirable has beeu made for the
nodston Of Mares and Of the suhsehess will give
slant personal attention order that they may be we'll treat
ed and returned TO their in good order The under
signed cannot be responsible for accidents escapes
will us every exeiou to prevent beta Monsieur ronson
beautiful bay, fifteen hands three inches high, black
legs, main and tail He finely proportionsd exhibiting
power and beauty throughout his FORM HIS blood
Continent.
UFor pedigree, &c. see Horse Bills.
THOMAS WATSON,
ABNER ROBINSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-19
Negroes for Sale.

m rbur'dsy the 2eh day II February ner, eis. court
~ dsy wall Gel. q ameln courthouse 10 The bishsr bid.
~ cssh, s5am hfy negoe, The property Of the Iste
0rs FrsSces Tab, Of Clay Hill They eon.st Of young
men, ho,s sir Sorsn ehildrso sod smons The number
ers g No longer suy mp aneu Che puSe s.ured that
ale viii positively tak. pl,oe
IL. 3ARxEs DALE, Adn'or
Of FrsUees Tabh,
az - CT f1..g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-19
MISS HUGHES

s& EsPEorFULLY inform, the public, that her SEMINARY
Tor the instruction Of young Ladies' opened The
photography Readog, rtng, Arithmetic English Granmsr
Geography Natural and Moral Philosophy H,ory,
and Music will be taught, il wished. Boardtrs will be re-
ceveda $50 session, for board and uonj Washing
dolls, Lodging 20 dolls The consisting Of 10
Day pupils s. dolls per session, Fuel DI 5Oc All
attention wall lie paid TO the health and young
La Ort
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--sc< -.s>o0 osss-x
ID E F. E II Il E d ar TT ICE IS.

From Correspondent Of the Baltimore Gag.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IL.
The Senate have rejected the nomination of Mr.
Crittenden. as Judge of the Supreme Court of the
United States.
The question of suspending all nominal ions I'm
til after the 4th OF March, which has been the
subject OF debate in session for the last two
weeks, is notyet decided.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-19

kWioHlNG TO close my accounts finally, the Executor
w Of the late d. W. Coleman, I earnestly reuue, ali
persons having eIsms sgsint the estate Of my Testor 10
make them known for ssuement and the like request
Of those who may hsve claims sgsi the iste g. Of oe
man Voolfolk Those indebted either %. W. CJoIems,
or u oieman Woolt,i k or a. Eror Of D. w CoIs
requested 10 make cdste a, moi
n1useaee can he given. JOHN SHEPPARD E,,S,
Jan IS 16--utfa1 mr. Of d. w Cot..-s.s 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-19
NOTICE.

INTENDING to be nj from the STATE several month,
on trip 10 the South, have appointed Wm E. Broadns
Wm dhoson sernIe, in fact, 10 for during tina
time. ADDISON POWELL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-19
Si0 REW1Rn

gu hkWAhD.
AHAWAWAY from the subscriber Iiyins in the uppey
end OF hnels county two mis above DestonvIls 10
august Is'tO negro man ARCHER, shout "a yesfs Of
sge stout "sde, rather OF sbroun Complexion, Of opeo
when sddreued cppo.ed 10 be shout feet
inepes hiSh no es rscolleetsd. Archer purchsed
5y me OF Doctor Wan Tfeni Of Cumberland, and raised BY
Ssm Anderson II said county his mother 80 uLdesrd
belongs TO Doot Dsbney Andersen Of Butknghs, where
sy he may be lurking, probably board Of boat
% Wiil'es James River he has been esusa on
boat and sde hs will give tbe shove rpd II de-
hTsred TO wt, lodged 10 jail so that get him.
Jan So &c 81 In
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NOTICE.

III persons having esims sgsint The estate n Tbom,
- DtPP, dfod are feque'tsd to present the M for
snd those indebted TO the said esiss are f,oue,tsa ~ mar
fmmsdiste psymem. GILMORE DKPP
GUSTAVUS DEPP
stn'of, Of Tbos. Depp, dee'd
Pouhs,ss seua;y, Sss. al ss~rG..
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annual meeting of the bible N0clefU o5 u,

Annual meeting effhe Bi6te Society Of VrginiG.
ES0LVED, that the Sixtsenth Anniversary Meeting
10 tn. Bible Society Of Vnsns be held iu Triuty
Church IN tn, g, city on the r Tuesday Cub April nsr
eresy public notice Of the same, nvt. suIi.e.
Of Feb. 8, 1923 JAS GRAY Rec sec
Bible Societies throughout the will confer syo b,
communicating such Information ,th., may deem useful
AMI auxiliary Societies. particularly requested To
up and forward their reports TO the Sephen Taylor
ore. Pondins Secretary before the FRS, Tuesday
MAJ CHI next JAS GRAY Rec Scc
Fec. aa-II.,A