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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-02
From tie Gcniuehy Reporter IF .Jay 20.
DINNER TO MIR. CLAW

On Saturday last, the 18th inst. public dinner
was given to Mr.. Clay at Fowler's garden, at
which a numerous and highly respectable assem-
bage Of the citizens ofths and several Of the adoin-
ing counties attended, to greet him with personal
expression OF their appreciation of his former public
conduct, OF their confidence IN his continued patriot
ism, and OF their hopes and belief that his future de-
devotion to his country's welfare and honour will be
characterized by equal ardour and dsinterestelness
Extensive preparations had been made for the oc-
casion, and about 5000 persons sat down to dinner
Several toasts had been prepared by the commit
tee of arrangement and when Mr. CLAW was toasted
he and expressed his sense Of the honour con-
terred on him by his friends, neighbours and fellow
citizens, III an eloquent address Of one hour and thirty
i've minutes. We cannot undertake to give even a
sketch OF his remarks, at this time, though hope
to be able to present them our readers in the next
number. He recommended moderation, Guinness and
candour in Judging Of the conduct of in power;
vnd!cated the late administration from the charges
so often brought against it by its opponents, of sub
sldzlng the press s. rewar1n9 political avourtes de-
clared that not an ofscr under the government du-
ring the last four years ending the 18th. of March
last, had been removed from office on account of DO:
lltlcal sentincntsthat the few changes of the prn-
tiers ofthe laws ofhe u s. thai took place during the
same term, were made not so much with reference
to the political opinions Of the individuals as for the
public advantage, and that i'll some cases political
dshad given place to political opponents when the
pubic interest required the transfer He declared that
the printers ottbe awsare officers but are viewed in
the same light as job printers for individuals; and that
the employment of one for specific purpose, the
printing of the laws of one session, gave him no
clam IN law or reason for the next years Job, any
more than the printing of un advertisement of me
chanick by a. this year gives A. claim the same
mechanick for his next years patronage. He dwet
at some length the recent acts of the present adj
lnstration, deprecaLiDg the principle which appears
from those acts, TO be attempted to be established
that man. THINKING FREEMAN, is 10 be answera-
bic by the loss of Office and of support for his fani-
y, for the unbiased exercise ofhis right of suffrage;
nay more, for even abstract preference existing
IN his own breast of over B, when he is in such
situation as prevents him from giving any actual
effect to that preference; the with Gen.
Harrison, Mr. Barbour, and other foreign agents.
lie showed that the consequence of the establish
rnen Of such principle is dangerous to the contin
u purity of our republican institutions.
The appointment of nm undue proportion Of polit-
H'l cdors - Offices Of trust and clDolpncat rndcr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-02
ROBERT B. sEMPLE, in.

THE COUNTY g. QUEEN,
HAS removed to Washington City, where he de-
signs in future to prosecute the duties of hfs
profession He will attend the courts held for tie
District and the several courts of Loudoun and Fair
fax. lie avas himself of this opportunity to inform
his late clients that the small portion Of business
which ho left unfinished will be completed by his
very "oF1 Kr anu g n 'aeIca ir1sna ST; James
he respectfully refers to his brother Mr.. james Sem
pie Of Essex. InnY %
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WARRANTED SCY7THES

ENOR sale Mt the sign of the Pad Lock, COM
n pcte assortment Of SCYTHES, which wap-
rant. Farmers are invited to cali and give then,
o trial.
Also, the British Patent Scythes, from 90 to sd
dlery and Rodgers fine Cutlery, worth the attention
of purchasers. THOMAS A. RUST.
may 22-18td Stiff C
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-02
NOTICE.

A Vacancy having occurred in the Female Depart.-
- nlcnt of the Richmond Lancastrian School, Nv
tho death of the late teacher; it becomes ne.
cessary that the Board of Trustees appoint suitable
person as successor TO this end, all who may be
disposed to apply, required to send in their app
cations, accompanied by satisfactory Testimonials as
to qualification TO the Secretary Of the Board on on
before the Goth day OF June next Yhe salary is Saoo
per annum payable quarterly.
BY resolution of the Board of Trustees.
may 15-1itc JOHN. S. MYERS, Se.cy.
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University of Virginia.


'sHE next Session of this University will begin On
n the 10th September, and continue until the 20th
July following.
The expences reduced by regulation of the Boarit
of Visitors, made in July last, follows for the
session of l0t months:
Board including bed and other room fdrni-
ture. washing and attendance sl0o %
Fuel and candles to be furnished by the
Proctor at cost, and five per cent com.
mission, estimated at 20 %
Rent of an entire dormitory SIC; if occp-
pied by two students 8 Cd
Use OF Library and public roous is 90
Professors fees from $50 to Us; average, go Oh
263 90
Chiefly for The purpose Of flvoring economy, the
Board OF Visitors have required the Students to wear
uniform dress. The coat, wastcoat and pantaloons
to consist of cloth of dark grey mixture, and at
price not exceeding six dollars yard. Further pat-
ticulars will be found in the enactments The dresa
is at once cheap and becoming, and is furnished in
Charlottesville moderate terms, and according to
model. The attention Of Parents and guardians is
particularly requested to this point, as the enact.
ments respecting it will be riGdy enforced, and no
opportunity afforded to the student to more eH-
pensive dresses. a. S. BROCKENBROUGH,
may 11-w1tc Proctor
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TO THE PUBLIC.
.Nd1 Coach Lane from G,yandotte TO !Staun-
Lon, Three Ila,,ns =. ILL.

sN"e1 COoCW f-tHe FROM ClYdnd0tte TO SEGprl-
ton, Three Times @ Week.
'b>llE subscribers have established Line of Pos,
d Clutches from Guyundotte to Staunton, which, in
stead OF running t'niee week only, stated in for
mcr notice. WILL for the greater accommodation of the
traveller, and to prevent unavoidable delay ON tire
road, perfOrmthe route three times a week
The Lime Will pass through Charleston and from
thence, by the Licks and the State Iurnpike tn
Lcv'isburg and the principal Medicinal Springs. to
VT: the White Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm, &c. to
Stanton.
1t will leave Guyandottc every Tuesday, Thurs
ddy and Saturday, ut o'clock, \. NJ. and on IFS
return, will leave Stuunton every Wednesday, Fri
day and Sunday, at the hour.
At Staunton the Line meets the charlottesville
Richmond, and fredericksburg Lines, also uf,nlng
three times week.
The route, from Guyandottc TO Stanton will be
performed III five travelling days, the day in each
week bein, necessarily resting day. and from Staun-
ton to Richmond or Fredcricksburp i'm Two }nvs
and from Richmond to the CITY of Washippton. in
90 hours, and from Fredericksburg to the CITY, in
eight hours
There Will be no night travelling throughout tl,c
route.
Persons ASCENDING The Ohio on their way TO tb,.
North, will find this route very pleasant and cheap
one. And Those who may wish to visit the Springs
are informed that, exclusive of this Line they cau
GENERALLY he accommodated, short notice W.ith
good extra Coaches to those watering places.
And the public assured that in attention to tlr.
accommodation and comfort of the passengers SO far
as good Coaches and Teams and skiful attentive and
sober Drivers afford them, the line sr1l not be.
interior to any other in the State.
PORTER 81 BE!.DEN
f"Da'7tto' from Guynndotc to the IPa7a Springs.
JOHN WISE,
Pye1s'ctor from Ike Va,1n Springs TO Sta,,,,on.
Richmond, Va June 70, 1929. 3m
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ENtb Stc0nlbeat COLC.WSUS, Capt. !. n.
Il FURNER, has commenced her regular run as a
freight aud passage boat between this City ami Bal
tmore. touching at Horolk, and will take Freight and
passengers ON the terms by other colvcyam-
ccs, leaving Richmond once in ten days. The sub
scrher has contracted with the Directors the Com
pany of the Columbus TO pass all her fIeigl,ts it
CURED by the conscience or slippery through the
Dock, without any other charge than Dockagc. All
freight landed at or taken or board from the wharf
Rockets, will br free nf wharfage.
juno 3-2uw6syiF LEWIS LCDLAM Anr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-07
PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT

TVNE subscriber informs his friends and the public gen.
crafty mat IN connection with his mercantile business
at inston, f'uvapna he has taken THAI old aud well
known fuoAc douse, recently kept by Mrs. Wills now
MIS- Cric] and hopes obtain portion of the public
patronage.
The House aving undergone various necessary repairs
Is now w compete order for The reception OF Travellers,
aud ms Mrs Cole will devote herself exclusively the
domestic concerns Of the establishment, uo,hiug be
wanting rclrr stay of the visitors agreeable The
Bar will always be furnished with the most choice lr1nors,
selected by thu subscriber in person, lie his
WIN. J. COLE.
IL. visitors will rcrn'lcct that my Establishment, is
WHITE Frame House the left hand side of tic ma n,
stage it"ad leading To Charlo,esyiiic.
MilnInnlnn, juno oS-M6t G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-07

V1RGINfA.-At n superior court of chancerv
holden at the Capitol in the city Of Rictmond,
on Monday, Marcf, 30th, 1929.
Lewis Webb, admir- de bonis non with the will annex
cd OF Thomas Webb, decd; also adrn'or of William
Webb, decd, who q brother of the said Thomas
ebb, decd and legatee under his WILL also adm or
OF John w ebb, decd, who q brother of the said
Thomas Webb, and q legatee under his will and also
adm or of Mary Smith, who survived her husband
Samuel Smith, and which Mary Smith was sister of
the said Thomas Webb, and leratee under his will
Elizabeth Vass late Elizabeth Webb who was a Sis
ter "f the said Thomas Webb, and a leratee under
his wIi Mosby Sheppard, sheriff of Henrico county
and as such, adm'or of Francis Webb, deed; also
adm'or of Jane NJ Tunstall, decd late Jane M
Webb; also admor of Lucy Gray, decd late Lucy
Webb; and James Webb, William Webb, GEORGE
Webb and Mary Throckmorton, late Mary Webb.
widow OF Albion Throcknorton, decd which said
Francis Jane NJ, Lucy, James, William George.
and Mary, were the children of James Webb decd
who was brother Of the said Thomas Webb deed
and which said Francis, Jane NJ, and Lucy were,
and the said James, William George and Mary are,
iegatees under the will Of the said Thomas Webb
dec q, and Lucy H. Minor, admix de bonis non with
the will annexed OF Overton Cosby, decd, pits.
against
Edward Colston and Thomas NJ CoIsten, Execu-
tors OF Rawleigh Coston deceased, who was admin
strator, with the will annexed, of Thomus Webb
deceased, and surviving partner of the merchandise
firm of Webb and Colston, dffv
This cause came on this dav 10 be further hoard
on the pnpers formerly read, and the decree Of the
Superior Court of Chnucery, holden at Winchester.
OF the first day of December 1927 pronounced IL CON
formity with the decree ofthe Supreme Court of An
peaIs, of the 5th of June in the same year. and was
argued by counsel: On consideration whereof the
Court doth adudge, order and decree, that the re-
ports OF Commissioner Bent, made in this cause be
re-cornmitted to Commissioner of this Court and
that he do reform. amend and correct the accounts
contained in the said Reports, and which are dircc
ted to be reformed by the said Decree according TO
the principles and directions, stated and declared
therein and in the decree referred to therein; and g.
he make report thereof to this Court, with any mat
tiers specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or
when may be required by the parties to be stated
a Copy Teste, WILLIAM G. PESDLEFoy. c. c.
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LABORERs WANTED.

IN me RaPpahannock Canal, near Fredericks6u,y
ENROM so to go able bodied men will find con-
- slant employment, good treatment and prompt
monthly pay on the above work; blacks will be pre-
,erred' nut industrious white men viii be employed
by the month piece work.
- From to g., and for very prime first rate hands
50 month will be given.
Farmers may be assured the risque or labour is nor
greater than on farm. Rations, as much bread,
meat, fish and nrolasses can be consumed, three
times day, with some spirits Rock blasting is per
formed exclusively by whites
For farther particulars as to the kind of work, OF
any other information required reference may be had
to Col Storrow of Culpeper, Mr.. Benz. Barnett of
Eanquer, Mr. Y. Smith near Fredericksburg Messrs.
). Wexford, VIM. A. Knox and John Ray of F~efe.
ritksburg, or the subscriber on the work
WARMER w. MINOR,
June swift Fall Hill, near Fredericksburm
~ Stone Maspns will find constant emnIovnoe,SS
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S. RUST,S PATTNT
NM ASIIlNGEON I.IsINTINE rNES

manufactured by WniIAM Row., the usual place,
NJ" s., fric street, New York. All letters orders, will
hc addressed 10 Samuel Eust which viii c promptly attended
TO- n n urtcrs ior standing Presses Chases aud all other
"nrk IN Tin smiths line, will he thankfully received and
ten ~ the most expeditions aud MornanA. Also,
a surfaces OF any SIZE exceeding four feet square, Will be
turIed Iii complete manner
prirca " ;une O. In,
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IRON CASTINGS.

HhE Subscriber informs the public that he continues
= carry on the IRON FOUNDRY near tbe Ssvss,
Factory where he makes Soft Iron CASTINGS for Ma
chinery Of all descriptions. All orders sent 10 him az The
Foundry, or to mr. GEORGE WILLIAMS, No. Boy.
y's wharf Baltimore, for Castings, will NICE, win ;n,
date attention. and the Castings delivered there free NJ
expense for transportation. JONATHAN BONNER
baltimore, Tan. rs, 1929. 1,f9t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-07

f3RWERS' B,?.}K or TJRGLNTl
to and holt per cont on the CAPITAL S,ock for the las
H months "Fn VIII BE- paid 20 TIC Stockholders on tho 18th
'"..1', 49, yYN. NEKERElS. Cash
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-07
SAVAGE COTTON FACTORY

IHiE Savage Manufacturing Company are now employ
ing strong force in building Machinery al this es,ab-
iiShmel1, n, connection with
DANIEL HACK.
Aud pledge Themselves give general in the
despatch, and in the faithful execution all orders. nd
ornn as iavotnbe terms he afforded any other
Machine establishment in the United States .
Apply the Factory neal tho Uashinp,rn Tu,,,;Le q
Enad 10 DANIEL HACK, or to GEO WILLIAMS
No. 3, Bowlys wfra IF.
N. B. Gnc1 Machine Makers will fluid cons,ant en,
ptny. Baltimore. Jan 26-Iaff2t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-07

n CIakNCEEH-ht cpurt he'd Cor Louisa county a,
a the courthouse, NNtiay, May the lth, 1929 Henry
Lawrence executor Of Sarah Wood rtrr planti orauSt
David Mcic aud Sally his wiG. Lucy Reiards Molly Ml
Mtchic, Bazfice Brown aud Beey his wiz, Edmund Bowu
and Thendosia is wife, Nancy Mche Iplv Niche David
Miohe, France l. Mehie Sarah iichie Robert Niche
M is i r Ncr VIM. h,as s GeofSe NhhG and Elzc
Mhcw Miche and Sally his wife. John Michic JOSEPH,
Nitcnc, ienuHt'a Nithe Sally Micfh. jams Niche Nnnr,
PAYNE, lctcf McAruran Mary his wife, ludlow Branha,
abs sally his ., Nancy Nlchc Nancy Goodman Asa Smith
NIchie M1mpjn larkn stsmPcr and Emily his wife john
Gates and Polly his WIFE, Thomas faguer and Nancy his a
James Alaupin, Fon,anc aanph Patrick NIamln Wliam
Martin and Sally his wife. Richard Davis ahh PATSY his vr
john Niche, William Ncic, Patrick Niche Nancy Niche
James Nichic, William Miciie, john Niche Mere,
wether and iacsy his wife; John Downing Pcr his iG
Oliver Cross and Nancy his wife, Saii Ss,ih JOHN Sooi
umas Nond, administrator of David WOOD David Niche
James Mohc and Finccs Nche R,,eft O. Willis afmpfe
traitor flames hcic, deceased. and James Niche IL admin
isaitor OF David AIici,ic, deceased defendants
ihc defendants George Niche and Ezateh his wife Ma
tcv Niche and sally is wife, John Niche Nancy Payre
Petct hlcArinr and Mary wife Nancy Nh;e NANCY
man. Asa Smith AMI Frances his w jaime, tiorniman ami
Maria his wife, Mice Maupn, LarIn Sitmr and Emily his
VILE. John Gates and Polly his wife, Thosfts Sauner and
Money his wii, Jamus Maupin FnAaine Iaupn Patrick
maupn, Wilam Martin aud Sally his wfe Rchar Ioyis
Patsy his vile Jor Nlnpn and Polly his wife Nancy Niche
Merewclier and Patsy his wife, SafySmith and John
WOOD, not avin, entered their appearance and given sc,r
acEo'Im&'o lay aud the rules of this CONT appearing 10
te satisfaction at the court that they mtbaos of this
that the said ia named defendants iho ar no inhabitants Of
this State do appcar here of Aas cour,
aud answer the bill OF che plaintiff, that CODY of this order
pc ortsw inserted in newspaper publs in the CITY Of
door of the courthouse Of this county, some c,t dav
~ Tesie, JOHN HUNTER
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
RicHmoDH 18TH .HTo,, IS

7''V''''tV'1', IJt't 'I0y 1913.
Inc pHrties interested in the execution of the
above order, hereby notified that have appoip-
ted Monday, the goth July next, to commence the
same at this Office, at which time and place they are
hereoy required 20 attend hearing of the matters
IN reference, by virtue of the said ORDER before me-
duly prepared with all necessary documents, and
proofs too enable me to perform said order
81 THOMAS GREEN Commissioner
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KNIVES, RAZORS, &c


'kNltE subscriber has received a handsome assert
nhcnt Pen and Pocket Knives, OF good and superior
TIa ard finish at still more reasonable prices those ne
Razors he thin part Of tho blade manufactured Of tho ,
Damascus steeD
Spanish Guitars, Cheap and rood
Backgammon Boards (hest Enosll9
Pocket Wallets, and ASS skin Memo. Books
Chcss.pien and Cfess.boards cheap
FLORIDA Water second supply aud NAVY Other articles crS
;urc ~ ~ASt-
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tro1. tie sane.
fiEE MONUMENT.

ch. ask me not, Gil, ,lskme NOT.
ti'r monument to sec,
For Ionhly blest, is there TIC rcs,
Which meyer comes 10 me
pH: say not 81, sou H:ay not 50,
>, Als-$carching love inhumr,
or IN the breast, While LIES Il ,,ucs',
Ihr h1a,i's tine real tomb.
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IRISH LINENS, SHEETINGS, &c
81 ALI. NELSON has received by the latest ar
linens. u.s."
81, ! and TOD patent mill spun Irish sliectinrs.
Gncommonly heavy fabric.
Fine and superfne long lawns, and thread cami,ric
handkerchets. Together with general variety of
scasonable goods, ali of which lie will sell at the low
cot rates IOr CASH. iuDe Cd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-07
f;,om tic .4,,aa;c, oy~7a, o"',i'Ni ''f'

fio"' tic .4s'adic- Of log -oi.
Ah' 'pSr v'''!' the eyes oftc planets a,c ,yJlch
Regardless at love aud vt me;
-''i'- .'' NV "rrhnS At thy limrancntS catching,
resent '"e with no,l.iss but thee
1919 ''i' 'n2rd while the color of nigh, cIa,ves nor
'hFc The fading allurrnicn,s of cay;
an = ih''s'.l for all i"iu,y me seems bln
N@h'. tl'' JOY Ofmy hear; is away
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'E'hE Subscriber wishing to remove from
his present situation, and to relieve himself as
Jar rs possible from dependence on slave labor Of
iers for sale that valuable property called the James
River Slate Mines, so miles above Richmond in Viz
GINA, Immediately on navigation. The Ouarrics
IyieidinS slate acknowcdgly superior in every re-
Spect to any ever brought 10 the Richmond market
are now IN full and prosperous operation PROMISING
TO produce great profit, and increase more gnpdly
IN value than any real property the same present
amount IN Virginia. Besides these QuarYies now
worried by the subscriber himself there are others
leased out at handsome profit, and Others ulov be
leased to great advantage, tho present leases ao
hshed as the purchaser may desire. Bat "a no one
can DC expected TO adventure IN such purchase will
out hrst examining and Judging for himself, all such
are invited to view the premises, which will be Their
own best recommendation, when considered with the
increasing demand for that incstuabe article IF ncr-
nanency and security, and al the other advantsreg
OF these particular Quarres over ali others vet dis
covered as will be pointed out BY the proprietor.
E3%tebsiyc credit will be given required For r,r
thcr poTuculars, enquire of Archciaus Hughes Rjch
nond, Agent for JOHN .NIC7fOT a de-"
": B.-The Editors Of TIE Washington TelooraaI,.
Baltimore Republican and New York Evening post
arc requested to insert The above advertisement once y
week 1Waeks, ard forward their accounts 10 A. HUGHES
for payment. ;.r.e e-,v4,l =
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VIRGINIA: AT rules, holden the clerk Office of ihf
superior court of chancery for the Richmond district
the Sd day of June, 1922: Sarah Powell in her own
right as widow Of James Powell, dec, Eliza NJ Martha
A., ArIadne z, and Sarah r. y. Powell infant children
Of san James Powell dec by the said Sarah their guar
dian pits against Addison Powell, admir- Of an,es Pow
eli, oec' Wm Ghosnn and George Mason, DIS.
Inc defendant George Mason, having entered
ms appearance and given security according the Of
assembly the rules Of this court nd it appearing v
factory evidence, that he is an nhabitan of this
country IT ~ ordered, that the said defendant do appes
mere on the first day If TIM next January term and
answer the bill Of the ploinfs and that oopy Of th.
order be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published
IN the city OF Richmond, foy months successvelv and
Poed az tue 'front.' door Of the CAPITOL the said city.
81 \ copy. Trsts. VIZ. @. PEvn1rrn-- z q
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ROBERT Z. SEMPLE, IN.
.HI'TORh'EY AZ IgIfI

LATE OF THE COUNTY OF KING 81 ouEES
AS removed to Washington City, where he de-.
= s'gns III future to prosecute the duties of his
so,eson lie VIII attend the courts held for the
district and the several courts of Loudoun and Eo5r
lax. lie vais himself of this opportunit, to inform
Ills !ate clients that the small portion Of business
wnlcp he left unfinished will be completed by his
very worthy and highly talented friend. Mr. lanes
smith OF King 81 Queen. His creditors and debtors
nc respectfully iefers to his broter Mr. James Sem
- =. --sseA. may 25
SHiifi Subscriber begs leave to inform bis friends
n and the plblic tina, he has removed to tbis CITY
ana VIII practice law in al the courts which NE
holden ltere.-ond IN the courts of Hanover
Those who intrust him with the management az
thclr BUSINESS may rely upon TIE strict est attention.
June est D. BRIGGS
ITO UNDERGRADUATES county court Of 5;o1,cFs
10 mnd having ordered the rebuilding OF Bo,liugs Bridge
over LUkmghoe Creek with ab,i,nens persons ns
sen to undertake such work. requested TO attend ar ke
Bridge on the road leading from oociand courthouse to Car
tfrsvle ON Saturday t month (July at 10 ocoee
GOOchfaMd, 9th June. ,CIIE l.6S1AIiCI6nSISSS