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EDUCATION,
CREATES JUST STANDARD OF MORAL
CHARACTER IN. A VILLAGE.

CREATES JUST STANDARD OF MORAL
CHARACTER A VILLAGE.
In such a village, no naughty and purse
proud aristocracy will ever lord IT over
virtuous, but poor democracy. Each in
habitant will stand or fall, accordingly a'
his moral and intellectual, but not as his
natural and bodily endowmcnls shall be up
precated.
In heather lands, where ignorance on
yelopes the mind in worse than Egyptian
darkness, and nothing but the body Is at
tended to, men are estimated by the
strength Of the muscular powers, and the
height Of their worldly goods. In chris
ton and civilized place, the distinctions OF
nature and art are lost in the lovelinoss OF
moral worth. 1t will not do for man,
there, to plead as a reason for his advance
ment, merely, that he has the strength ofa
Hercules, or the riches of a Cr9Sus. lie
must display a higher passport to the es
teen Of his fellow citizens. f1e must show
that he has the mind Of a scholar and Of a
chris,an;--,hat his influence is the result
of moral and intellectual worth, not OF bod
ilv strength and external splcndour. In
such n village, Lazarus the beggar, with an
honest heart, will fare much better, evcntu
ally. than the wicked rich man clothed in
purple and fine linen, and faripg sumptu
ousiy every day. For the inhabitants will
know enough to look at mind and not at
matter. in their estimation of men. The
first question they will desire to settle, con.
corning any candidate for their confidence,
or their esteen, or their assistance, will
not be,--is he rich?--or, is he mighty!
But is he good
1t was this simple but mighty power, OF n |
moral and religious education which, in our
own country, gathered together, in the
year IVA, a body of men, coneerning !
whom, one Of the most eminent of English
I allude to the Earl of Cha
,bam,--said: "For myself, must declare
and avow, that in oil my reading and 90 !
servation. and it has been my favourtc
study have read Thucidydes and have
studied and admired the master spirits Of
tho world,--that for solidty Of reasoning,
force ofsagacity, and wisdom ofconclusion,
under such complication OF difficult cir
cumstances, no nation, or body ofmen, can
stand in preference to the General Con
Cress at Philadelphia"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-29
DIR. DavenpOrt's
BHIOUS PILLS.


TNHESE Pills are justly esteemed for thssr
II easy operation and good effects as milo,
safe and sovereign remedy for Bilious Ieyeyss
Pains in the head, stomach, and bowels, laua
dice aud scurvy, piles, rheumatism, in6ams
ton ofthe eyes, female complaints, acid stom
acbs. indigestion, worms, eyuptions on the
kin dysentery, bilious cholic, dizziness, and
headache They are likewise an antidots a
gainst infectious diseases, renewing obstruc-
tons of every kind by dissolving and discharg-
ing the morbid matter, helping digestion,
storing lost appetite, and a sure relief for cos
tive habits. They are accommodated ~
all ayes seasons and hours, that they may be,
taken in winter or summer, at any time OF
the day, without regard 10 diet or hndrancs.
Of business. Their operation is SO gentle,
pleasant and effectual, that by experience they
are found to exceed any other physic hereto
fore offered to the public. Those who are
travelling by sea OF land, will find them great
preservation from the diseases Of foreign eli
mates.
From the numerous certificates which
might be used, the proprietors will make use
of the following only, from the Hon. Phipeas
Allen. of Pittsfeld, Mass.
".Nr. DanieH---i have made use Of various
kinds Of Bilious Pills in my family, and hds.
tate not to say that DR.. Davenport's are tie
best Family medicine ever used.
"Pitisield, Mass. 1929"
D.4VE.NPORIiS CELEBRATED
EYE W.4IER,
which needs only to be used TO be highly ap-
proved of for all sorts of weak and sore eyes.
ALSO
UHEATONHS ITCH OINTMENT.
The character of this ointment is so we'll
established as to need no recomme nda tons,
for being pleasant, safe and sure remedy for
that loalhsome disease. II is also cure for
other eruptions Of the skin, particularly for
the salt rheum and childbans. Price 81 l.2
cents.
HHE.4TO.N'SJ SJ4U.N,DICE BITT'ER.S.
which have been proved by thousands to be SO
eminently useful in removing all Jaundice a.
Bilious complaints.
Prepared by J. Daniel, in Dedham, Mass.
according to the original improved receipt TO-
the bitters formerly prepared by J. Wheaton,,
the Patentee, who has relinquished the BUSH
ness
In future no box will be genuine unless J.
ID. is stamped on the lid, and directions sign
TO by j. Daniel, and a wrapper on the outside
ed that efioct
CAuTIoN.-As there has been some attempt
to initiate the above Bittcrs, probably not far
from this city, and offer them to the public as
genuine, it probably would be well to observe
the above.
A fresh supply ofthe above medicine is just
received and for sale'n Newport, by S. w.
Vinssn, J Faes, Il. r. Hazard, Il. Z. Moore,
and James aylor-in Bristol by l.. w Briggs,
and Doct. Johnson, in Warren, by J. vii.
iams, r. p. Moore, and A. Burr,--in Provi
denco by all the drug gists, and also ia Boston,
and throughout the United States.
Nov .5. 1929. [eopIyl
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ARCHIBALD z NIwWRO
South Hing Il. ]. Union Bank Building.
Offers for sale,
ysyyNEs,
BOtkled and dr0U0Lf.

WINES,
Bottled and dTaUgh.
Madeira, March & Co. aud Ollveira sbrand)
Brown Sherry, Sicily Madeira, Marseilles Ma
deira Tenerlfie, Malaga Sherry, Port, Gala
brian, Claret, Hoe, Sautern, &c. &c:
TEAS. Imperial, Gunpowdor, Hyson,
Young Hyson, Tonkay, Hyson Skin, Pou
chong and Souchong
LIQUORS. Brandy, (Outard Dupuy q
Co. and Weis brands,) Schoidam Gin, St
Croix and Jamaica Rum Curacao, Martini
co and other Cordials.
FRUIT. Bunch, Muscatel and bloom
Raisns, Grapes, Almonds, Madeira aud Brazil
Nuts, currants, Figs, Ciiron, &c.
PEESE2VTS. Anchoyies, Capres.
Olives, &c.
SUETyES.
Nutmegs, cloves. mace, pinento, pepper,
cassa, cinnamon. SUGARs-.loaf, lump, white,
brown, New Orleans, and chrystalized. Soda,
wine, and butter crackers rice, buck wheat,
macabeau, rappee and Scotch Snuff; 7. A l.
and z. x G Tobacco.
liibbort's Brown Stout, qt. g. pit. bottles,
American Porter, do. do.
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TESTIMONIES,


To the Public Having been seized in the
winter of 1926 with the prevailing influenza,
| continued, for the space Of two years.. 10 be
troubled with bad cough, great difficulty Of
breathing, occasional pam III the side, great
debility, attended with bad digestion and the
expectoration Of much thick matter. | con-
suited three distinguished physicians, and
made use Of AEderson's Cough Drops, the lu-
dian Specific, aHd other celebrated remedies
without relief. About the first of April last.
I obtained a bottle of tho VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BALSAM. The beneficial
effect was Immediate; and in the course of
three months my health was as good as il had
been for the last ten years
Rochester, N. Y. Noe 81, 1927.
CERTIFICATE OF FREDERICK ;. WARNER ESQ
The subscriber is induced, from public con-
slderations, to recommend the EEGET7BLE
PULMONARY B.7LS.4.h, as a remedy Of the
greatest efficacy in diseases ofthe lungs being
probably indebted to it's use for the preseiya-
tiop of his own life. In the fall and winter of
lS25--6, was attacked with disease of the
lungs, which threatened to be Of the most Sc
rlous character. II was attended with a very
troublesome cough, particularly in the eve
ming and night, with expressions and inham-
nation OF the lungs, gradually followed by
great emaciaiion and prostration ofstrength.
These symptoms continued for about nine
months, in spite Of the efforts of the mos,
skiliul physicians to check their prog rass.
AT this time fortunately met with The Jee-
etabte Pulmonary Baisam, by the uso ofwhch
. speedy and complete recovery was affected.
My health is now as good as ever it was.
FREDERICK s. WARNER
.3gsVsta, Geo. Sept. 81, Ios7
An eminent phsician of New Hampshire
writes--"l am satisfied the Vegetable Pulmo--
nary Balsam is a valuable medicine IL has
aiely been used with complete success in a
severe lung complaint, attended with the
-aising of much blood, which had resisted
'vety other prescription T"
he wife of Clergyman Of Boston, was
considered past recovering from a disease Of
he lungs, in the spring Of ls2e; whose res,or
,lon 10 health was sscribed, both by her
'hysisian. and her husband, to the use of tho
'tgetsbts Pulmonary BaiSom.
Many other certificates, from sources of the
lrst Iespeciabiliiy, may be examined oil tho
il of directions.
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New-Nork and Rhode-Is.
land Steam Packets.
ENHANCEMENT FOR JULY, 1880

ENHANCEMENT FOR JULY, 1880
vTHE PRESIDENT, Capt. r. s. BusKEnt
J. leaves Providence, July ], 8, 9, IA, 20, "a
90, at ~ M.--and New York, July 3, z, IL, 10,
%, "a, 81, at 4,P NJ.
The CHANCELLOR LIVINGSTOF,C Capt
Coggeshall, leaves Providence July ., IL, "a,
81, 90, 80, at I2 NJ; and New. York July lO, 10,
10, 23, %, nt4
The FR.aNKLLv, Capt. T.. Bunker, leaves
Providence Jnly 3, 7, ~, 10, 22, "a, 81 at ~
NJ; and New.York, July l, o, 8, IA, 20, "a, ~,
at a Pm
The W.4SHLvGTON, Captain Comstock
leaves Providence July G, 10, 10, ~, %, %, at
IL NJ; and New.York, July 2, 8, Is, IL, Il, 20,
80, at P. VI.
The Packets, both to and from New York
touch at the Long wharf TO land and receive
passengers
Carriages always in waiting upon their ar
rival. July 1.-oplm.
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-Thc Sub.
~ scribcr having received, under the
direction of the Supreme Judicial Court, n
Assignment from JosEPH w. M.ARsH and
SAMUEL MARSH, of Newport of oil their
real and personal estate, in trust for the
benefit of their creditors, hereby gives no.
tice, that six ipoathS from nrroi' Gtr. 10 al.
lowed to present and prove their demands
against said estates. All claims not estab.
lishcd before the expiration Of said term,
will be debarred from any dividend in said
estates. E. TrEvETT, Assignee.
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"Fountain OF Health. y
WM. s. VOSE,

Respectfully informs the Ladies and Gen
tlomen of Newport, and its vicinity.
rFHAT he will keep through the warm
a. season, Soda Water, of the first quail.
ity--Carbonated cad d--R estorative beer
Newark cider, and Albany Ale. The
above articles will be surrounded with ice,
and consequently will be found very re
freshing.
AIS O-Epsom and Rochelle salts, to
be taken in Soda, and which is far prefer.
able, as to peasantncss. than when taken
in any other manner. Soda powder--Lem
on Syrup, &c.
SUNDRY ARTICLES.
Noyeau, and Grenoble Cordials, Of the
first quality, by the bo,tle.--Also, ten diff
iereni kinds Of Cordial of coed quality
vines shrub--bottled dcider--RestoraJive
beer by The dozen bottlcs--cssences of all
kinds Neutrality-suspicious. Of differ.
ent kInds--fruits do. do.--spices--honey -
and an assortment Of confectionery of the
first quality.
Families supplied at all times, with plum.
cake--short cake sponge cake, jumbles,
&c. &c. May l3.
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IErom London Pdpers.l |

A proud man and humble man will both
admit that "humi,y is a virtue" Nothing
is more common than a similarity ofsenti.
ment in opposite characters. | dare say q
fox and a goose. if they could speak, would
both concur in saying that poultry ought to
bo well fed.
Why are soldiers, forcing their way
throug an encmy's fortification, like tailors?
Because they are making breaches.
Why are periodical publications more fit
for military men than civilians? Because
they arc reviews.
Why is nod ofthe head like balloon
going up? Because it's an assent. (as.
cent
What is that instrument with which CIV.
cry tooth in your head may be drawn, not
only without pain, but without perception
Of the operation, provided you only open
your mouth and keep your eyes shut A
black lead pencil.
A writer in New York says paupcrs have
arrived from Europe. and filled the salms
houses. Many on landing had not means
to buy dinner, and begged.
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D.APE.NPORT'S CELEBRATED
EYE U.3I'ER,

which needs only to be used to be highly a,
proved of for all sorts of weak and sore eye
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PARDON WHITE,

slAS just received fresh supply Of all
aud morocco BOOTS--men's and boys
fancy PUMPS.--As these make his assort-
menl complete and were recently purchas
ed in Boston for Cash, he can afford to sell
them cheaper than ever. april 30.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-12

4 Tt Court held for Albemarle coun-
IA ty the 9TH December, 1899.
Nelson Barksdale administrator
] uiius Clarkson deceased, =
Plaintiff, 9
Thomas w. Maury administrator
with the will annexed of Peter :
Clarkson deceased, and Peter
Harrison,
Defendants.
The defendant Peter Harrison. not hay-
ing entered his appearance and given a
curly according to the act of Assembly
and the rules Of this Court, and it appear.
my Ivy satisfactory evidence, that he is no,
m inhabitant of this Commonwealth-on
motion of the plaintiff by his counsel, it is
ordered that the said defendant do appear
here OIL the first day Of March Court next,
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that a
copy ofthis order he forthwith inserted in
the Virginia Advocate newspaper pub
lished in the town of charlottesville. for
two months successfully, and posted at
the front door Of the Courthouse Of this
county for the same length oftime.
A Copy
Teste,
IRA GARRETTD.
December ll-'29 2m
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TO JOHN BRYCE,
LATE PARTNER OF. THE FIRM OF
EDEARD CiiIiLL g. co.

v GU not being resident Of this Com
Il monwealth, and having no known
Attorney therein, are hereby required to
notice that we shall proceed on Wednes-
day the oath February next, at the store of
George Cpiner, in the town of Stanton,
between the hours of nine i'm the morning,
and six in the evening, to take the deposit
lions of Benjamin Morris, to be read as ev-
ldence on the trial of a suit now depending
IN the Superior Court of Chancery for the
Richmond District, i'll which the said Ed
ward CahlIl Il Co, Alexander r. Owens,
James A. Campbell, and Edmund Ander-
son are defendants and we are plaintiffs.
The taking OF the said dispositions will be
continued from time TO time until com.
plcted.
OWEN G.. NORRIS,
ROBERT MORRIS.
January $50 st
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MIR. GEORGE WOOD.
SIR :.

SIN
NNAKE NOTICE, that shall on the
Il fourth Saturday inVApril; next, be-
tween sunrise and sunset Of that day, at
the tavern in the occupancy of John nj.
Price at Louisa Court House, proceed to
take the dispositions of Robert Dalton,
Thomas Ogg, Thomas Gooch and others,
to be read as evidence i'm a suit in Chan
Gerry in the nature of foreign attachment
depending in the county court of Louisa,
State of Virginia, wherein am Plaintiff,
and Thomas Gooch administrator of Thos
Wood deceased. and yourself are defend
ants-and should the taking of the said
dispositions not be completed on the first
day, | shall continue taking them from
day to day, (Sundays excepted, } until they
be completed. At which time and place,
you may attend if you choose.
JOHN KENYON.
January $50 Pms
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-12
AN ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF
GROCERIES, VIZ.

AA SACKS SILT. (Lirerpool fUcd)
.V / Hogsheod .Ntc Orleans SUGAR,
do West India do
500 pounds best Green Coffee,
hogshead New-Orlcans Molasses,
do West India do
500 pounds Loaf Sugar, (superior.)
3chests Imperial and Gunpowder
Tea,
9 boxes Chocholais No. l,
I barrel new Rice,
Pepper, Alspice,
Ginger, Alum aud Copperass,
Rogers best Orange Gunpswder,
Shot o: all sizes,
10 dozen pint Flasks,
Decan,ers, Tumblers, &c.
French Brandy and Wine.
Rum, Bounce and Cider,
Whiskcy by the barrel or gallon,
5 barrels Nc. I Mackerel,
9 do No. 3 do
!. 9 do Family Shad,
y Candles, Tallow and Lard,
Flour by the barrel or retail,
Corn, Corn Meal Qow.)
200 pair fine and coarse Shoes,
1000 pounds prime Sole Leather,
And proportionate supply of Upper
All Of which will he sold low for CASH
by J. POLLOCK.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-12
ALBEMARLE
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

E7HE exercises Of this school will re-
Il commence on Monday the Ith inst.
The course of Antient Languages will
embrace the Greek and Latin Languages,
with al! the subjects connected with Greek
and Roman Literature. The Malhemat-
ical course will include Arithmetic, Alge-
bra, Geometry, Plane and Spherical Tr-
gonometry, Mensuration, the DifTerental
and Integral Calculus. In the course of
instruction in the French and Spanish,
every endeavour will be made to enable
the pupil to speak and write those langua-
ges correctly. instruction will also be
given in English Grammar, Modern Ge-
ography and History. Terms as hereto
fore. SAM, II. ROYALL,
V. J. FERRON.
January $50 If
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THE SUBSCRIBER

WILL give liberal prices, payable
w next fall for :hree or four likely
negro boys, between the age of nine and
fourteen years. Any person, or persons
having such for sale will make it known
to him (the subscriber)at his place of
residence, which is on the main leading
road from Charlottesville to Staunton,
between Micham's river and Cookies tav-
ern.
JOHN B. WATTS.
January $50 3t.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-12
A blacksmith in England advertises,
that he irons wheels and steals ares.
EXCESSIVE EXERCISE.

There were two very fat noblemen at the
court Of Louisa XIV. the Duke de l., and the
Duke de N. They were both one day at the
ievee, when the King began to rally the former
on his corpulence. You take no exercise, |
suppose said the King. Pardon me. Sire, said
deD -, walk twice day round my cousin
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FOR RENT,
THE E.N,SCI.NG YER.

FHNIIE House and Lot in Charlottesville,
N formerly the Female Academy, and
Possession gwen immediately. For terms
apply to the subscriber.
o. NORRIS.
January $50 If.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-12

A dandy once went to doctor to be
bled the doctor, after some time and
trouble, succeeded in drawing blood from
his trembling arm whereupon the dandy,
after little of his fear had subsidized, rails
ed his head and exclaimed, doctor | think
you are great butcher p" Aye, slid
the doctor, 4" have just been bleeding
great calf :"
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-12
ORANGE County Cout, December
~ Oath 1899
IInn,u

ORANGE County Cou,t, December
~ Gath 1899
Henry HOuck, -
Plaintiff,
George c. Goodridge. George Ste 5.
phens and George Sherman. <
executor Of Burton decd. =
Defendants.
The defendant George G. Goodridge.
not having entered his appearance and
gwen security according to the act of as
sembly and the rules Of this Court, and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that he is not an inbab,tant of this COM
monwealth. On the mouon of the Plain
till by his counsel, it is ordered that the
SAID Defendant do appear here on the
fourth Monday in February next, aud an
swer the bill Of the Plaintiff, and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted i'm
some newspaper printed in the town Of
Charlottesville for two months succ essiyelv
and that another copy be posted at the
front door Of the Courthouse OF this coun.
Y. A Copy
Teste.
PHILIP FRY, DC.
December II-'29 On
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-12

HE ADVANTAGE OF A SaUIST. gentle.
man in the South of Ireland received a visit
lately from party of Hocktes, who were arm
ed with sticks. He had just time to seize a
pistol, which he cooked, and presented towards
the party. BE off," said he, " you set of viii
Iians, or Ill shoot one of you, at all events. I
have my eye upon him at this moment" Luck
lily for himself, he was blessed with that happy
and pictorial obliquity of vision which caused
every particular ruflian to fancy himself to be
the marked man, and they withdrew without
obtaining tho spoil they had come for. [Capal.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-12

Price ofa Wilkmaid in Tcland.-A
young gentleman of Kilkenny, meeting a
handsome milk maid, near the parade,
said, a" What will you take for yourself
and your milk, my dear ~ The girl in
stantly replied, Yourself and gold
ring SIR"
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-12

A butcher being asked by lady who
was possessed of an uncommon share OF
sensibility, how he could find heart to
kill those sweet, little innocent lambs re.
piled, 'why, ma'am, you would not eat
them alive, would your
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-12
UNION BAKERY,
MAIN STREET, CHARLOTTESVILLE

a L this Establishment will be kept
IA constantly on hand and furnished TO
order, large Loaf Bread Of a superior d;ai-
ty, Water and Butter Crackers, Soda
Biscuits, Buns, Sugar, Honey and Ginger
Cakes, at the Richmond weight and yrices
for cash.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-12

AT the Theatre, the other evening,
while every body else was listening to tie
Hunters Chorus, a dandy lifted up his
voice, and said to his INSTRUMENTATION |
want a hat, send to New-York. -
"Then you must always get an old one. !"
"Why ~" Because you buy it tw o6.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-12

IN TIE OF Aibemarle County Court in
January, 1880.
Edmund ]. Thompson
Plaintiff.
Dickson Burress, William Coleman. Joel
Walton aud Elizabeth his wife, late E.
lIzabeth Coleman, Thomas Coleman.
and John Coleman, which said William
Coleman, is husband, and the said E.
liZabeth, Thomas and John are chill
dren of Frankly Coleman deceased, late
Frankly Garrison, Robert Il. Garrison,
Garland Gardner and Mary Ann his
wife, late Mary Ann Garrison. Catha-
Hne Garrison, Reuben Via, and Levin
ia his vile, late Levlnia Garrison, Ju-
dth Garrison, and Charles Garrison.
which said Robert, Mary Ann, Catha-
rIne, Leylnia, Judith and Charles, are
children Of John Garrison deceased.
- Garrison, widow of James Gar
1lson deceased, Elijah Garrison, Nancy
Garrison, Eliza Garrison and AchlIis
Garrison, children of James Garrison
deceased, William Garrison,
Waggoner and Frankly his wife. late
Frankly Garrison, Agnes Garrison, Lew
is Garrison. John Garrison aud Eliza.
beth Garrison, which said William,
Frankly, Agnes, Lewis, John and EiIz.
abeth, are children of Jeremiah GaryIs-
Oh deceased.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, WnIIam Coleman, Jo-
ell Walton anu Elizabeth hls wife. John
Coleman, WIiIaD. Garrison, Wau-
goner, and Frankly ms wife, late Frankly
Garrison, Agnes Garrison and John Gar
rison. not havIug eniefeJ their appearance
ard given security, according TO the act
ot Assembly, and the rules of this Couty.
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence,
th't they are not inhabitants of tins Com
monweaith--on motion of the plaintiff by
their counsel, it is ordered that the sad
defendants do appear here OH the mrs. day
OF April Court next, and answer th.s. main.
tif's bill, and that copy of this, order be
forthwith inserted in the Virginia Adyo-
cate, newspaper publish ed in the town
OF Charlottesville, for tw D months success
lively, and posted at t,he front door. of the
Courthouse OF this county for the same
length Of time.
A copy
Teste
IRA GARRETT DC,
January $50 2m
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NOTICE.

VIE Subscribers to Jefferson's Cores
!, Pondence, in Boards-are respect
fully informed that they can have their
copies handsomely bound in calf. with
gilt backs, at fifty cents per voIume-or
IN extra call, wi,b running colours on the
sides, and handsomely gilt at seventy.fiye.
cents per volume, by the subscriber.
JOSEPH MARTIN.
Main-Street.
January 1870 &c