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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

"A II Court of Quarterly Sessions con-
IA tinued and held for Louisa County.
atlhe Courthouse thereof, on Tuesday,
March the oh, 1880.
Thomas ]. Marks.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

2 @ ELIJAH GRANT.
80 HAS for sale, at his New
es~S 7 Cash Store, on Main Street
- y 600 pounds OF Prime LARD.
e and 5000 pounds of BACON
which he will warrant to be equal in ey-
cry respect, TO the Smnhfeld Bacon.
February 1870 6me3 1-2
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CHEAPER THAN EVER
CALI & SEE!
NJ II. M.ARTIN

"A Il his same stand, main street, Char
L a lottesville, has received beautiful
assortment Of Gentlemcns and Ladies
Shoes.
ALSO
"A handsome assortment OF Summer
Pantaloons, Roundabouts, vests, &c.
dozen Palm Leaf hats, elegant for
summer
ALSO
domestic cotton clothes Calicoes Linens,
&c sc
N. b. Constantly on hand large supply
Virginia Union Cotton assorted numbers
and cheaper than ever.
Gentlemen--Black, Drab and White
Fur Hats unusually cheap, from $2to 81.
April 9, 80 If
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

"A Ia Court held for Albemarle cour.
1 "A 'y the 9th day Of March, 1880.
George Milloway
Plaintiff,
AGAINST
John Sh'ilet', James Langford and John
Shilett
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant John Shiilett. no, bav.
ing entered his appearance and given SCI
curly according to the act OF Assembly
and the rules Of this Court, and it appear.
ing ny satisfactory evidence, that he is not
an inhabitant Of this Commonwealth-on
motion at the plaintiff by his counsel, it is
ordered that the said defendant do appear
here o" the first day Of June Court next.
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and tina, a
COPY ofthis order be forthwith inserted in
che Virginia Advocate, a newspaper pub
iished IN the town Of Charlottesville for
two months successfully, and posted at
the mont door of the Courthouse of This
county tor the same length of,ime.
A Copy
/ Teste,
IRA GARRETT D. G..
Match I%-29 2m
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

"A LIST Of Letters remaining in the
- Post Office, Charlottesville, Is,. of
April, 1880.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16
A Copy,

JOHN HUNTER, c. L. C.
March $3.50 On
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Plaintiff.
{ Upon a Bill in Cham
J Gerry in the nature
of a Foreign Attach
Y nlent. 80.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

The Richmond Enquirer will publish
the above once a week for months, and
forward their account to this office for set
Element.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

Teste
IRA GARRETT d. C.
April $50 0m
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-15
erNATnR nIRR.


We understand iron several gentlemen from
Kcntucky, that when Senator BIb5 landed az
Maysville from the steam boat, every lndiVld !
ual purposely avoided him. All his acqualn
tances, as he approached them, turned n auo
.her direction. He walked from the landing toI
the tavern, and not an individual noticed him,
except to shuR bin. There were crowds IN the
street. This is the msrited Consequence Of 8
mans misrepre senting his constituents.
- CincjmdH Amer.
1.-THE PRpsIpESr Of ths Unt-3 ~'stss is on
3 visit to the Hermitage in Tennessee.
Mr.. Van BUAss, Secretary OF State. lately
made G'flying" visit TO Norfolk. Baltimore, &c.
Mr.. EATON, Secretary Of War, has left
Washington Tor West Point, from which place
he will proceed to Tennessee
MIR B.KxY, Postmaster General, was last
week in Philadelphia.
Mr. BHAScH, Secretary Of the Navy,i is said,
is ttiEkins Of tOaF 80 Fi1rida"-frss Press.
To this list we may add
Mr.IxsnAM Secretary Of the Treasury. pro
ceeds to Baltimore on Monday
when any member of the last Admiaistra
ton wac absent from the seat Of government
The cry of "a travelling Cabinet was rang
through eli the Jsckson p.pers. 1t was at enct
Incidence which savoured strongly Of concert
that the motive for these journeys was one ano
the same desire to operate on public opin
ION, by extending tbs corrup;ing Influence 0
ne Felsfal government. We were told thst
Tue Official duties OF these public officers, il
;heir Departments, were sufficient to occup,
The whole Of their time and attention; and that
receiving the public money for services, they
had no right to waste their ;ime in travelling
Now, although scarcely member OF tht
Cab met is found at his poet, tho same paper
are as quiet as dormice in winter. The Cabine
may travel when and where, as much and 70
as long period, as they please; there is Mt
motive in their movements but hose Of tn
most hsfowed description. There is 40 cry o
| ''Trsvel Hing Cabinets" and oae might be led t,
conoiude THAI only the Feiches of these ofEscer
are engaged il securing the county, Will,
their real selves arg w be found sG their desks
~ their appropriate departments. The muta
'ioas OF opinion in these days seem TO be as
freqaen, as the changes Of our natural tsaspers
ture Nat Journal.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-15

Ha MEncrR.-Sher,iy after the adjourn.
meat OF the late annual meeting Of the Cho.a-
peake and Ohio Canal COMPANY, a teporf -
discussion between Mr.. lngham and Mr.
Mercer, during that meeting, appeared IN
the United States Telegraph. Tia repors
purpoVted 20 give the substance OF what wa.
said by the two gentlemen named, and an.
peered as editorial in that paper. A reading
OF 1t was sufficient to convince any one, WHO
had paid any attention to the public life and
characteF of Mt Mercer, that great injustice
was done by the report II attributed 10 him
principally vain and Boosting disposition.
and exhibited him altogether in a light by no
means coInmendable or envlable; while tba
attack on him by Mr.. Ingham was represent
ed as a vigorous and sarcastic effort, charging
Mr.. Mercer with the possession Of visionary
yisws not Only in relation to the Canal, but
40 relation TO bis other public acts. The re.
port was also unjust Inssmuch rs to give
Mr.. IDghams remarks, pretty much at large,
and confined Mr. Ms 10 small space, there
by excluding NJ tnc explanatory or qualifyisz
passages which mas have accompanied his "a.
marks, and which Of course, impaired the true
tone 10 them.
The following letter from Mr.. Nj. deuie,
the truth of the report. IL was expected thai
either fullreport of the discussion would an
pear, or that some public notice OF the falsi,y
and injustice Of the Telegraph report would
be given. This was due to Mr.. Mercer. and
! we are pleased that he has appeared himself
| 10 the business. Ii is a subject Of much re.
| gret that The report advsFted 10, should have
| been transferred to other papers, and that i,
| should have prompted severe structures upon
the part that Mr. Mercer performed in the
discussion, before this expected denial Of is
| truth
| WAsRIEGToN, July Cd, 1880,
| To The Editors Of the National IateHigeneer
| GENTLEMEN necessarily occupied with
| details ofbusiness for some weeks past. have
TO day seen, for the first time, in file of Che
| Telegraph al the National Hotel, gros.
misi representations of debate which occurred
at the Hast annual meeting OF the Stoekhold.
ers OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
| pany, pending the election of their officers
The obvious design Of that misrepreseuta-
ton being followed up by an Editorial para
graph OF tho 25th Of June, in the same Gaz-
cite. an which in reply to q doubt expressed
| by the editor o. another jourkal whether this
report be far. It's truth is affirmed, feel it
! duty TO myself and friends, 10 state. in -ea-
ten to that report, that grosscr suppression
| OF facts, as regards the circumstances and
! language of tins attack made upon me by nv
adversary, or a more deceptive caricature OF
the remarks with which that attack was ee-
PEELED, could scarcely taye been imagined.
Through you gentlemen, beg leave to OK.
press TIE hope that those Editors who hays
given currency to the misrepresentation to
which REFER wall else publish tiis eshtsadis
ton Of Thorn
am, with much respect,
Your sbedient servant,
r. y NFRT,TU
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-15
= - aH LS, CAi
"a. C. JOHNSON, Src'vy.


JGek'ens Ei:t! - AS efforts have been made
90 n lea The pubic Es to General JacksoD's
Eectf oT II the several towns aiong the turn
pike 'aScIgh which lie passed, on is late yi7lt
- the Nest, II may be proper that We speak
our, So IA az our own observation v grants
We we're NOR fed that the conduct Of
President Of the United States. or rather ~.
President ct fa'ty IN the Jnj.ed State.
should have Afforded cause tor the cold. ind,e
naa's determined, mantle station Of ind Rerence
t.tth which he w-s greeted in Hsgers,own -
Not"lihstahdias hsndbllss announcing his az
Pfoach, eefe freely Circulated
'"g strenuous eHerttnus were made 10 get w
an excitement ard to arouse :ae people-po,.
"iths'sndlDg the spieudld state ard s,,ie !,
" hieh the President .caNels, VEL calculated T.
attract tie curiosity Of he ctowG-no,w,tb
fts"@.sS ell this, few individuals conid b.
A;'lnd, IN oar tOwn, $50 poor e. do HIM hon.
or" lie arrived--hc passed along our s,reets
- be tsfrieG within our borderS-iet al W..
snu end sileDt--no coSAmoiion- 40 naovemc.d
amti < TIE peopls--ao R4aRhestSt.oe Of teelMg
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-15

been n Office since the days Of Jenerson-sUeh
q, Ncl.ane. Berrien, and John Randolph, the
csiuuiniator Of Jefferson, Madison and Mon
roe. We didn't, however. mind any or all These
things much, though they cooled the zeal WIN
which we bad upheld him before. But ai put
together, were giving our parya doynhH 10
cIination, when one cams, like steamboat at
ter rowboa,, the last session of Congress. In
the Senate we came cut for state rights and dis
union; but that brawny shou'dered y England
giant, Webster, knocked our political Brains
! oct at two bisws, and battered the other parts
of our political bodies in such way that "reco.
! very is dispaired Of" There we sanctioned
| s,teh appointments by "the hero of two vars"
! Bot we did somelhivg here 10 save eur obarac.
tcrs, by rejecting .hree or four men who had
been IN state prlsons-two or three who were
Il ander indictments for larcency-one or tvs
who had been convicted of MURDEH-and one
who had been guilty Of crims too gross TO be
here named. This was an evidence Of purity
in the Senate. But then, again, confirmed
appointments, for new ministers, &c. and the
recall Of Others, TO the tune OF nearly SlCO, O0C
| We agreed TO a project tor driving The poor
Indians from their last acres into the western
wilderness and swsmps, At an expense Of S2+,
900 600, rs is estimated, and at the same time
Z the "hero of two wars" refused to appropriate
. 81 50, 900 to work of internal Improvement
on the ground Of ecoHomy,-and refused Il
+. sanction the other bills for internal improve
r,eni, on the ground of hostility TO the princi
j. pie; this has lost Us the Whole -and thes.
: are al the promised reforms!h
"rhe greatest and best OF men," too, deela
i red before his election, that no man shoulC
hold the otiics of President, for more than fats
geGre-aDd here he is sga'a eandidate for th'
Il next fourth
' There seems BOW 10 be general turning o
the public eye on HENRY CLAY. as the onl,
man WHO will bring back high minded, no
nest, PLAN dealing, sincere political condac'
and much We are and have euer been oppos
e ed TO him, we see no. how ii can BE prevented
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-15

'FThe .f3ing Cabinet" Gen jackson arr
we'd at Cincinnati, Ohio, on the 2sth ult. in a
steam boat from Wheellng--on pass;ng
haySf'ie' Ky IN the GoElona, he prcGentIT
SaGe no stop to examine the road u, ,on which,
ne had so recently put his vetol Yesterday
mr. mr. on berea arrived in Baltimore and LETT
'hlS lnotielnB ior the BASTARD aud for the
secohu nms took ,speci-i care to auoid ride
,t ' pr i1" ho"1: Ne we've also visited by
tno ros,'laS'er General, Major Barry, who
excursion. 'fbe jackson editors are a. CO.
as death upon the movements of The nrosent
Jahinct, although they had the bardihood TO
Ad'e1Iiss former one as runaways
Bat Put
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-17
GROCERIES, SC.

"a NHEundersigned informs his friends and
u the public in general, that he has inst
received a new and complete supply of Gro.
ceries, purchased on the best terms for cash,
and of the first quality, which he assures
them shall be offered on the most reasonable
terms. Every article which he may sell he
warrants to be fresh and good.
Among his present assortment are the fol-
lowing
20 sacks Liverpool filed Salt, Bacon, Lard
and Butter-Whiskey by the bbl-Apple
Brandy-good old Peach Brandy-French
Brandy-Rum--best Madeira Wine-.Mo-
lasses of best quality, and all kinds of Sugars
.aLSO-constantly on hand, Flour, Corn,
Corn Meal, and Oats. Shad and Mackerel,
Goshen Cheese, new Albany Beer, and fresh
Crackers, by Jameson and Dill, low for cash
together with every other article usually
kept IN Grocery Store. A share of the
public patronage is respectfully solicited
Oct b. MOSBY, Random Row
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-17
VARIETY
AND GROCERY STORE

W.. WOOD &CO inform the p,,b
IN lie that they have just received a
handsome stock of such articles US are m con,.
mon demand: viz, Looking glasses. toilette
aud shaving, Cut glass and plain Dccaniers
Cut and plain flint wine glasses and Tum,
blers from 20 cts 10 $3.50 pei doz.---Quurt
and pint tumblcrs,--Ptchers, bowls. ures.
dishes, piates, Cups und saucers, of yarions
Sizes, loaf, lump and Brown sugars. best Cof.
iee, Imperial and Gunpowder Tea, Young
Tyson, do. SoushoDg do. Powder and shot.
lice, ginger. pepper, Allspice, Cloves. salt
retre, salts. Indigo, Fig blue, Sperm and
Iasiow Candles, Turpentine soap very cheap.
shaving and Fancy soap, Raisons, FIGS. FIJI
oerts, Almonds, choose, Cider in bottles I on
don Porter, Molasses, Best Mcdoira, Claret.
port, and Muscat wines, French and Apple
brandy, Rum, Whiskey, &c.
. hiding brides of excellent quality at al 80
each, Kazors, and straps, Knives and Forks.
Pocket and pen knives, Seidlitz and Soda
powders, Castor oil, Cologne, Florida, Rose,
ana Lavender water, peppermint, oil CHINA.
mon, cloves and Lemon, Cloth, hair and shoe
brushes, plow lines, lamp &c. Salt
S3,2oper sack, Best Chewing tobacco, CioaH
Snuif, with many other articles, G. W. Wv
cco believing such store as thew pronose
10 Keep, will be convenience TO tho neigh
oourhood, where tits located, and intending
10 sell at lair prices, respectfully ask a share
oil public patronage 80
September $50 &c
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-17
EDUCATION.

sHE. present session ofshs Sub
=. aes.ssr's School, IN Charlottss-
D'fte terminated on 5tb of the present
month - The raert session, wiH com
n.snce ON the tenth Of january 1881.
The course Of Instruction piH Je-li--
6eral, embracing the following branch
es, piS.
History, sacred and profane, Anci-
emf and Modern, Chronology, Ancient
and Modern Geography, the Use Of
the Globes, the English Language
dramatically, Arithmetic, Analitic
Penmanship, Practical Mathematics,
and Composition.
The Terms for instruction will be
Eight Dollars per scholar per session
OF five months, one fourth payable i'm
advance-the residue at the end of the
sessioD.-All persons wishing to enter
their children members Of this School,
are referred to Capt. James r. Watson
OF Charlottesville with whom a sub
scription paper is left for that purpose
lie advises his country friends, who
may wish to avail themselves Of the
advantages of his School, to make
early application as he is determined
not to admit more than 25.-From
his experience in the business OF In
struction, he feels confidently assured,
that he will be able to manage a school
consisting of the above number, with
credit to himself, and extensive bene-
fit TO those who may be committed to
his care.
RICHARD E. JOHNSON.
December 3 ct
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-17
Souvenir & Token for 1881.
'HyHESE beautiful publications have in,

fHyHESE beautiful publications have inst
N been received and are offered for, sale
Establishment Of tic Sourcnir.-I From.
tlspece-'Fhe Shipwrecked Family, engrav
ed by Ellis from a picture by Burnett. =.
Shipwreck of Fort Rouya Calais. eunrived
by Ellis from Picture by Staniield 3. I'm.
fancy, engraved by Kelly, from picture by
Sir Thonas Lawrence. 4. Lady jane Grey.
engraved by Kelly from picture by Leslie.
>. Three Score and Ten, engraved by Wear.
ney from picture by i3urnet. g. Tie Horn
ofRest, engraved by Kelly from IA picture by
Burnett. z, The Minstrel, engraved by Ellis
from picture by Leslie. 3. Arcadia, GU
gravcd by Wearney from picture by Cock
erell. 3. The Fisherman's Picture, engraved
by Neaglo from picture by Collins 10.
The Marchioness of Carmurthun. Grand
daughter OF Charles Carroll, OF Carr olton, en-.
graved by Illrnau ~ Phllbrow from picture
by Mrs. Nee. IL. Morning among the Hills
engraved by Hatch fiom picture by Daugty
IL Musicos engraved BY Ellis from a picture
by Wattoauw.
HNHE TOKEN has the following embel-
III iishment 1 Presentation Plate 2
Title page. 3 The lost boy. Just seven
teen, engraved by I. Cheny, after portrait
by Sir Thomas Lawrence. 5 Music (St- Gel
cliis). 8 Blind Mother. Isabel, painted
by >. Newton, and engraved by Nj. 5. Dam
| forth The Shadow. 9 American Scene
ny. 10 The Snow Shoe. III New Tyrolese
| Waltz.
Other new works have been received All
| so, on hand, an extensive collection of Law,
Medical and Classical, School and Miscella.
| neous Books. Being DESTROYS TO extend the
| business as much possible, the undersIgn-
sd will endeavor to keep constant supply of
| such books as are in demand, and to sell them
| as low as they can be had in the State.
Nov . &. z. M'KENNIE
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-17
$l5 REWARD.


, ANYWAY from the subscriber.
- living near Gordonsville, Orange
county, Va. about the first of October
last, Negro Man of the name of
IOUDOl N, between thirty seven &.
thirty eight years old, FIVE feet nine
inches high, of yellow complexion, has
fierce look, walks very erect, very
quick in reply when spoken to, and
altogether quite a sprightly and good
looking muiatto fellow. Said negro
Man formerly belonged to MIR. John
Watson, who resides IN the upper part
OF the county of Albemarle, in the
nelgtlborhood of which place he is
probably now lurking.
The above reward Of Fifteen DOL
lars, will be given for said mulauo fell
low If delivered to the subscriber. or
Ten Dollars if secured in any Jail so
that l get him again, and all reasona-
bic charges paid.
WILLIAM BOSTON.
Gordonsyille, Orange co. Va.
November 10 I6 If
The Editor OF the Staunton Specta-
tor will insert the above three times
and forward his account to this Office
for collection.
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NOTICE.

ENHE subscriber has just received from
II the North very superior Stock of
Blue, Black, Broton, Oiire and Drub
CLOIHS D. ca S.SI1TERES-
Also-a variety ofvestings Of the latest i'm
Portaiion; all of which he pledges himself To
make uPin tho neatest manner and ON the
most accommodating terms. He has also
Just received the Fall and Winter Fashions
tor 1880 and 81, furnished him by Ward &
Williams OF Philadelphia, and Saguer of N.
York, which he exhibits at his shop for the
Inspection of his friends and customers
October % III. PRICE
N Is. Constant employment vii
be given to TWO or three iourneymen.
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Approved Family Medicines

| AA/ HIGH are celebrated Tor the cure of
Wv most diseases that the human frame
| is subject to- Prepared only by the sole pro-
prietor L. ", Dyott, VI ID. grandson of the
late celebrated DIR. Robertson, of Edinburgh.
Dr. RS. celebrated Stomach Eiirty of Health
| for the cure of coughs, colds, approaching
consumption, whooping cough asthma, pains
IN the breast, wind in the stomach, dyspep-
sia, bowel compla ints, dysentary, &c. Pric
one dollar and fifty cents per bottle.
DIR: R06ertson's Vegetable Nervous Cordial
or Natures Grand Restorative
Recommended Tor the cure ofnervous COM
paints generally, inward weakness, depres-
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ness, hysterIc hts, nervous debility, intcm-
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eases peculiar to females, &c. Price one dol.
lar and hfly cents per bottle.
Dr RS. cele6yated GOut &, Rheumatic Drops.
"A safe and effectual cure for the yout and
rheumatism, lumbago, stone and gravel ,sweI.
ing and weakness Of the joints, sprains,
bruises, pains in the head and face, frosted
ieet' &c. frlce two dollars per bottle.
Dr. Robertson's Stomach Bttters.
Celebrated for Strengthening weak s,o-
mach, increasing the appetite and a certain
preventive against the fever and ague, &c.
Price one dollar per bottle.
DT;R In}attibte Form DeStroying LozenSes.
medicine universally esteemed for ex.
peiling every species of worms from the hui
man body. Price 80 cents per package-large
packages one Golla-.
DIR. Dyoh's Patent Hch Ointment
FOR pieasantness, safety, expedition and
certainty OF cure, is unequaled by any other
medicine in use, for the removal of this disa-
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est infant with safety. Price so cts Der box.
Dr. OyOttis .7nti- Bilious Pits.
which, IT administered i'm time TO remove
the bile from the stomach, will prevent all
bilious complaints, malignant fevcrs, ague *
tever, bilious choic, pleurisy, worms Olsen.
tary, head ache, heart burn, loss of appetite,
colds and coughs, dyspepsia or indigestion,
habltuaI costivcness, &c. Price % cents per
box-large boxes 80 cents.
Or. Oyott'S I1tatiibie Tooth .3ohe Drops.
Price 90 cents--smaI viaIs % cents.
DT. ptchers' Ointment for Tie cure of the Tet.
ter, Ring Worm,S'c.- Price 81 1-2 per box.
The CircaSSian Eye Water.
celebrated for curing most disorders of the
eyes.-frIce fifty cents-small walls % cts.
Siahy's ApProoed Plaster Cloth
sovereign remedy for all ulcers and sores.
sore breasts ,bies, sore legs, swellngs, sprains,
cuts, bruises, pains in the back and breast
corns on the feet, &c. Price % cents, so cts.
ana one dollar for each size plaster
approved and recommended by Doctor
Rush and Doctor Ply sick, of Philadelphia,
and by the most eminent of the Faculty in the
U States Just received and for sale by
GEO. PULLING d co.
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NOTICE.
Mr.. Edward Harris,

80 oALe-- e---... t.atN r..fr y Il
S you are not an Inhabitant of
~ this Communicable, and haze no
kno,cn Agent therein, 4 take this me
Mod Of notifying you .AtatI shall, at
The Store House Of Schuyler G.. Har-
ris 8 Co. il. The county of Nelson, ON
the Rockfsh Riper, ON FRIDAY the
TWENTY FOURTH Of Decem-
Der nert, 6et,ceen the rising and the
setting Of the sun, proceed to take the
depositions Of William III. Diggs and
otters,.to be read as evidence IN a
suit noao depending in the Superior
Court Of Chancery, holden IN the to,on
Of Lynchb,ng, Uherein 1 am Plain
fit, and yon and others are Defend
ants. Provided they should not be
completed on that day, 1 shall contin-
ne from day to day Sundays ercept-
ed until they are completed.
Yours, &c.
WILLLayN B. HARRIS.
h.o,.o,, ta.. 90 90 y