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RHICAJAH MANGUM

REICAJAH MANGUM respcc,rnu. ;.c
I'VE the public, that he has for sale AT his CnanI,
shop on Governors street, opposite the G. overpor,
two handsome new BAROUCHES. made - 49,
best manner, three new CARRYALLS. Of his
own make, and two good second hand CAR.
RACES, which he will dispose Of on reasonable
terms
IL REPAIRING done as usual, in tho est
m amer, horic tire, and on tlo most reasong bic
terms. ~ 3O-eoJt
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S@S Igasag "a rs@8.
PORT or RICHMOND.
ARRIVED.

scar Aurora, Van Glider, Philadelphia, sun
dries, To IL Webb g. CO, c Nj Mitchell, J Van Lew.
noDertso". j ChCvallie, 2 Cotton, J IIallowcll.
: isher' J Fry, A Myers, J Myers. ] Williams.
y tu'hey' Perkins II Harris, w + Butler, and &
Drig Columbia, Taunton ballast
nIhr Shas. Dcnison, Bosworth Bcllvc ballast
Si""p Jolly Sailor City Point.
.nr Ehdeavor, Gurricr, from New Ark, ballast
"'eahooot Richmond, Webb, Norfolk, passen-
-, ochr Armada, Shoemaker, New York. iron, to
lripiett ~ Colquhoun.
Sioop Chcrub, Burke, below, with wheat, to w
Clarke & CO.
NGhr Archimdes, Jones. Rappahannock, corn, to
Sioop johnson, Duncan. Philadelphia. sundrics
TO TO nowlett, J Fry, Otis, Dunlop Il co, M
Ratcl'ife, Levy Lancaster, DENLY 81 CO, w
hcCrecry. L Tabb, J Johnson, Sanxay &
Street'J Gordon & CO., | Smith, Van Lew
Nicholas. & Todd, NJ Ancker Beck, w Mitch
en-, lr IL Webb Il CO, Halowe Cook & RYAN,
Goddard, j Ill Eustacc and to order.
Schr Plutarch, Hollingshcad, Baltimore, sun.
u''es' To { McMurdo, jr, Moncure, J Win
SION griffin, Lancaster, DENLY & CO, Tripctt
N y, Coiquhoun, w. Crane, Lucke & Sizer, and s
Myers & CO.
SAILED,
Brig Sabras, Winsow, Boston, -four, tobacco.
Steamboat Richmond, Webb, Norfolk, passcn.
gers. fa'''"
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Extract Of n letter 10 the Editors.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Aug. To.
we have commenced opening the new road
from Richmond to fredericksburg, and have open.
ed 1T about five miles, and beautiful road il is
We shall commence again in few days, and hone
ny the LIST of September to have it opered from Co
lansvillo to the Hcnrco line. The distance will be-
Brook Turnpike, 81
Taylorsvlc, 12t
Gainesville, 81
Fredericksburg, old road now travelled, 81
So
which can be shortened at least three miles"
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UNIVERSITY OF vIRGINrx.-The mex,

ID UNIVERSITY OF VIRG INTN.-Thc next
u Session will begin on tho tO,h September
aud end on tho Goth July following.
The expenses of tho whole Annual Session arc
az follows:
Soard' washing, lodging and attendance, 800
fuei and candles, ut cost and per cent.
commission estimated at 90
Kent OF a Dormitory $lG-for half, if occu-
pied by two students, s
Use OF tho library and public rooms Is
fees--if one Professor be attended, Sj0--if
two, each SSS0--if more than two, each
$25, rs
Total. exclusive Of clothes, bc,ks, and peck
E ct money. S2ls
The Faculty is composed of the Eoll,winy pr,
fessors:
.ol L. OF A"eie"t A""g"ass'' DR.. Gosnor Harri-
.. Modern Languages, DIR. Goo Blpttcrmunn-
Tutor Mr.. Hcrvc.
3. Mathematics, Charles Bonnycastle. ESQ.
4. NATURAL PhiiosoPhy, DR.. X. NJ. Patterson.
5. Chemistry and Materia Atedica. DIR. John p.
Emmett.
&. Medicine, Dr. Roblcy Dunglison.
=. Andtomy and Nurgery, DIR. Thomas Johnson
g. Moral Philosophy, George Tucker. ESQ.
D. Lar, John A. q. Davis, Esu
There arc also separate teachers of Eiocutiop
Music, and Fencing, who are permitted by tho Fa
Guilty to give Instructions in these ornamental
branches of Educ,tion.
The Offices of Proctor and Patron of the Stu.
dents now united, and have been conferred ON
WIN. G. Pendleton. Esq.
Professor Tucker has been appointed Chairman
Of the Faculty for the ensuing session.
The attention of Parents and Guardians in mr.
ticuary requested to the following provisions in
the Enacttnents
p NoJStudent eau be admitted under sirtsea wears
Of age except where he has brother in the Uni.
versity over sixteen.
Every Student must, before matriculation dopo
sit with the Patron all the money, drafts &c i'm
his possession; tand the amount must DO ct least
sufficient to pay his fees, rents, &c. and three
months board. All funds subsequently received
by aim must also be deposited with the Patron who
has charge OF his disbursements.
lie is required to wear on all occasions. when
out ot his dormltory, uniform dress. particularly
described in the enactmens, which is ut once cheap
and becoming, and which may be procured OIL mo
derate terms i'll Charlottesville.
The Student may select the Professors he means
TO attend; but if he is under twenty one, he must
attend at least three of tho nine schools, unless,
when he matriculates, his guardian prescribe in
writing. the schools he is to attend unless the
Faculty, for goud cause shown, allow him to at
tend less number.
On proving his proficiency, the Student may OBJ
tam diploma in of the several schools.
The graduate in tho School of Ancient Langua-
ges, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
""f Moral Philosophy, is entitled TO the degree of
Master Of Arts. GEORGE TUCKER,
Chairman Of the Faculty.
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JOHN ~. GORDO.v' 9. 90.

JOHN ~. GORDDsT s. 90.
e hFFER for sale well selected assortment of
~ GAOEERIES, to which they particu
larly invite the attention of Country Merchants
Among them are
so Ihds St. Crox Orleans, and Porto Rico
Sugar different kinds, from superior quality
to ordinary fair,
10 barrels crushed or fallen Loaf Sugar,
20 do. single aad double refined Loaf do,
~ boxes do do do do.
10 bags green Coffee, of extra fine quality,
80 do. fine old Java and Sumutra Coffee,
l bale Mocha do.
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, assorted, from 40. 4 to
l3, Petersburg Factory,
600 kegs Cut Nails, assorted,
700 sides Soal Leather, good aud damaged,
100 bbls. No. North Carolina Hcrrings
100 boxes Sxl0 and l0x12 Window Glass
Is do. Ncols and Humphreys and Colgates
Tallow Candles,
40 do. Sperm. Candies,
100 90. Tin Plate,
20 tons we'll assorted Bar Iron,
do hoop, sheet, band and plating Iron,
do. English, American, German Cast Sheer
aad Spring Steel,
hhds. Madder, of superior quality,
LOO Nova Scotia Grindstones, ali sizes from i6
to so ms,
Yves: India Orleans, and Sugar-House MoIassss
Gunpowder, Imperial, young Tyson and black Tea
Liverpool, blown and ground Alum Salt.
Shoe and closing Thread, in hsfs,
Letter, f~oscap and wrapping Paper,
Powder, Shot, and bar Lead
Bed Cords and Plough Lines.
u Manufacturers of Tin, and those wanting
tan plates to cover houses, will be furnished on
good terms. au2-cSl
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NOTICE.

FENHE FREDERICKSBURG LAW school,
VIII commence its next session the LIST day
OF November, and will close the latter end
March making period of about five months. 10
is assigned, IN the course of instruction which has
oeen marked out, to teach all the principal doctrnes
Oh the English Law as applicable to the United
Sta,es' ana as 1T has been modified and changed
by the Laws of Virginia. The mode of instruction
win be the same as heretofore, founded upon the
experience OF several years to its efficacy The
studies are directed to the most approved text
DOCKS In the English and American Law-the
Glass IS daily examined in the portions of reading
winch have been previously assigned to it, and ex.
plantations, illustrations and references TO American
decisions and the Statutes of Virginia accompany
thcse examinations Occasionally Oral Lectures
are Tesorted TO where the information cannot be
SuPPilcd IN any written treatise. The text books
that are employed, arc Blackstone's Commentaries
(ChIttys edition. published in the II. States is tho
pest and cheopestD Cruises Digest of the Law of
Real Property, (the New York edition of 1897 is
I u oeSI'l fuckers Commentaries, and Kenrs
commentaries. Judge Tucker not having taken
up IN ms commentaries the subjects of the Judi
ca'ure ana the Criminal Law Of Virginia. prepara-
uons' Tor supplying this omission, are making to
Pun'ifn digest OF these two branches of our Law;
ana II is hoped that the publication will be i'm time
'or tne students 10 hare the benefit of during the
ensuing session
inc me price OF instruction exclusive of books)
WIZ ne ooU the Session, to be paid in cash previous
W SuIhlSSioh INTO the School. The most agreeable
OH" gchteei accommodations may readily be had at
private boarding houses, and at tnveTns, upon very
reasonable terms--say from $40 to Sl3 50 per
MONTH including every thing but fuel and wash
u,g' ana tnese may be procured at very moderate
prices Tho whole expense of living, during the
session ueed not exceed SIS. FREDERICKSBURG is
strongly recommended, as a residence, by its saiu.
Tty whist ITS known hospitality holds forth to
habits of study.
| July 13, 1892.
" The Wbig and Enquirer will please insert
inc ABOVE once week, till the LIST Of Novorabor
gu 70 wf5N
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March l, 1882.

pursuant to the foregoing decree, we shall pro.
coed to sell the mill and lands referred to tberc;n
at the front door of the house % the county
OF Middlesex, on the 4th Monday in August next,
At being the 9th day of the month, the tract Of
and containing about 80 acres attached to tho MILL
and is situated upon Mill Creek in the county of
Middiesex-it was formerly the property of Thomas
+. Churchill ROBERT G. SCOTp =
PHILIP HARRISON
Richmond, July Goth, 1892 -ctds
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J. ROBINSON, G. C.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

~, Richmond, 18TH July, 1892.
The parties concerned are hereby notified that
have appointed the 23d day of September next, at
my othce IN this city, to the performance
OF the duties devolved one of the Commission
ers of the Court by the foregoing order; at whicl,
Tune and place they are hereby required to attend,
before me, on the matters referred by said order,
with the necessary accounts and proofs
VIM. G. PENDLETON Com'r
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SHIP STORES.

VHNHE subscriber respectfully informs Ship
n Masters and Consignces, that he is prepared
TO supply Them with stores at the ioloeSt cash
pT'cc and that strict attention shall be given in
packing goods and sending them to any part of the
CITY, lres Of charge JIEBiEL DAVIS,
y ~ Market square,
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500 IsENVAIs

A BSCONDED from this city. OH the morning
IA of the 18th ult., NEGRO MAN, (slave )
named AARON, WHO calls himself AARON Ltcmrroor
have reason to believe that his destination is New
York, by tho way of Norfolk. it apprehendcd
oubof the State of Virginia, and secured in Jail,
so That recover MIN, will give 800 If taken
within Tic State, and secured 10 like manner, I
will pay reward Of S520.--AARoN is a mulatto of
gentcc appearance, % years odd, (but looks odcr)
3 feet to 1O5 inches high, spare and well made.
high forehead inclinng TO badness, oval face, 70.
gular features, speaks slowly and dcherately-his
dress when last seen, was a grey short coat blue
Pantaloons boots, black hat, with Grape around il
usually wears a watch, with guard chain. AAroY
is no doubt in possession of free pass, or taken
letters addressed to some person in Norfolk with
the view to effect a safe passage.
w NOSBY, IT,,
Executor of VI. IL. Mosby,
Rlchmon , Va, July 3, 1892.
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W We understand that JoHN SHORE, Esq Of
this City, was on Friday last appointed bv JUDGE
Drockenbrough, Commissioner in Chancery for
ttne circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
ior INC County Of ilcnrico, rice VIM. G. Pondle.
ton, Esq. resigned.
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List OF Produce passed down the Canal.
AUGUST, l2.-lO7 hhds tobacco & hove. MAJ,
tobacco 4O6 bbls -four, 925 bus vbc,, or ba,.,
II coal boats, 2577 bus coal. ~ oo"'''
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Louisiana Etections.-Judge Billiard is elected to
Congress from tho third district, by u majority of
2oo votes, says the Opoousas Gazette. His maio.
rity IN Natchitochcs and Claiborne, ,oas I67. C.
Il. Grenaux and G.. A. Billiard are elected repre-
sentativcs-both Clay men,
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TicKErs $S-HALyEs 4-QuARTERs ,.
For sale. rs usual, in every variety, at the Ex-
change and Lottery Office of
THOS. b. BIGGER,
Corner opposite the Eagle Hotel.
IL Comb. 10 % SO, the Grand Capital Of
$20O0O, was sold in the Virginia Lottery, drew
last Friday, and paid at sight, usual, by BIGGER
In u few minutes after the drawing. au 1871
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NE" YORK, August lO.-Arrd, schr Tanti.
Wy, Couch Richmond, days.
PHILADELPHIA, Aupust IIarrd s.h-
'"ginia Trader, Weeks, Richmond, 5 DAYS; Ma.
fy ~ Elizabeth, Connolly, do. 5 do
boHIoN, August s.-Arrd, brig Galaxy,
BALTIMoRE, August lI.-Cld, ship Herald.
Duit' Amsterdam, via City Point
Ard, schr Rassclas, Shendon. Richmond
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AUCTION AND
Commission Business.
E'hE Subscribers having formed a partnership
Il under the style and firm of
Asz.s'SEES s. TY'AEE.
and erected large and comnodious house at the
corner of Main and Market Streets offer their ser
vices to the public General Commission Agents
lhey VIII sell at Auction; buy and sell upon Com
mission all kiads Of produce, or Merchandise; re-
ceIVe Store and Ship either Goods or Produce up
or down the river. Making reasonable advances
upon all consignmens where the property is placed
at their disposal
Their charges will be moderate in all cases, and
they hope from their general acquaintanee with
business and the promPtitude and fidelity with
which they will execute all orders confded to them
TO merit and receive liberal portion of the public
patronage. JAMES LANIER,
Daayllie july 10 A. ID. TYREE.
D' The Editors Of the Richmond Daily Whip
Norfolk Herald, and the Lynchburp Virginia6
will insert tho above in their respective papers
once week for weeks, and forward their &C.
counts to THIS office for payment.-DanoiHe Re.
porter. wv
20 JOHN WILKINSON, SueiaQ for Me
n benefit Of Geo. WiikinSOn.-Sir, As you are
DOT known to be an inhabitant of VIRGINIA you
are hereby notified, that shall on the Friday be
lore The 81 Wednesday in August next being the
10Th day oftheiDonth, between the hours offs o'clock
IN the morning and sunset, at Tie Franklin Hotel
III the town of Lynchburg, proceed to take the de-
position of Reuben Burch 10 DO read in evidence
III SUIT now Pe&ding in the County Court of Pow.
natahs wherein you plaintiff and we are de-
iendants' The taking of said deposition will con.
Uliiue rom day 10 day antil completed where you
may attend If you think proper.
y a9-wA WIN. ~ HENRY MONTAGUE
~ OT1CE.-NRS. NELSON continues her
\ boarding establishment near tho Capitol
,'aVIng reduced hcr charges the following will be
her rates from this date, viz:
noard and Lodging for gentlemsn aad his lady
or tor two gentlemen two ladies' in one room
S"3O per annum, each paid quarterly S4GO 90
20 40 children under II years Of age, halt
- price us 90
10 70 10 one gentleman or one lady go 90
70 no. do. without $50 90
70 70 90 servants As 90
10. do. gentleman and his iadv, or two
gontioInen or two ladies', per week in
room, SS each is 90
DO. do gentleman or ono lady in a
n m
DO. do children, under - yeprs Of age,
and servants, m
DO. do gentlemen aud ladies' per day, with
ire 25
Do. do. do. do. do. without FIRE 90
DO do. children under IL years of age, and SER
wants, half price.
DO: do. extra Dinners, IS. Breakfast, IS. Sd. Tea
&c. Is. Cd.
Livery Of each horse, , hours q gals. grain and
rack food) so cents.
Extra grain, an additional charge.
Carriage shelters furnished without charge.
ly 34-2awtf
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Lansdowne in Market

n Offer for sale this beautiful Residence and
III farm containing, by survey, about 1886 Acres,
adjoining the farms of Mcssrs. Wexford and Der,
nard' and within three miles of Fredericksburg.
1his scite is so notorious for health, as Justly to
entlt!e 1t to the character of an American Mont.
Pellier. The residence is and commodious
containing eight rooms and has attached all neces
sary out buildings, both for domestic and farminp
purposes. Between and 600 acres are Rappa
hammock fiat, the balance undulating wood land
IN the back ground efthe house, from which the pros
Pect Is extensive and beautiful. The arabic land
divided into four fields of i20 to $50 acre, each
mas been rapidly improved during the occupancy
OF the subscriber. The farm is well watered hav
ing stream through each field and is we'll adapt
ed to the growth of grass in common with all the
products OF our tide water DISTRICTS good Spring is
within stones thSow of the door.
Persons desirOus Of purchasing will doubtless
view the premises (Which will be shown by myself
at all times, or my Manager, in case Of nv alb
sence.) Title UNREASONABLE, and terms accommo.
dating At early application be made. Any further
particulars, if desired, will he readily obtained bv
hhe addressed to GEO. w. BASSETT
August 10, 1882.
u The Wing and Enquirer will please insert
the above twice week, till LIST Oct. clio
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ri OTiCE.-Thc Subscriber having taken the
y Houses lately occupied by Mr.. Andrew
sweeay, isprepared to transact
GessefNz Commission Business
upon the usual terms, and from his long experience
III that business having lived with MIR. Swceny for
many years. no hopes to receive liberal support
from the public; and hereby pledges hinselfto those
who may favor him with their business to use his
best efforts to promote their interest. lie particu
larly soicits the aid of the former customers of
Sweeny, and refers them and the public to the fol-
lowing recommendation. THO. WILLIAMS
aug
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n AIDES FASHIONABLE SLIPPERs.-J,s,
- ~ receiyed, handsome assortment Of Ladies
PRUNELLA 81 KID SLIPPERS, of ynrv srne.
fcT quality, and cf the meat fsshor able tfvls b.,
al ~ GRANNISS son, g. BROTHERS
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1t affords great satisfaction to recommend
Mr. Tho. Williams to the public, particularly to
my former customers, and have no hesitation in
saying that, in my opinion, they could not obtain
here. A. SWEENy
Richmond, Aug. 1. 1892 COPY 2nw2w 1nwlm
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.ecEsassDsass S1SaasSm
.NOndQy EreistsS, Tag. 13.

Kentucky Eections-A good beginning The
following is tho first and only information we
have received from tho Kentucky Elections:
From the MayscWe Eagle, Extra. Of August !.
The following is the official result of the first
days voting in Mason, Mt the close of tho polls
last evening at tho various precincts. The vote
ut Germantown has been received only to tho ad.
Journment at dinner on Yesterday.
FOR GOVERNOR
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ERROGUES.-l00 pair of Mems BROGUES
AD of large size and stout--for sale by
au IL JAS. WINSTON
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EPEEF TONGUEs.-l0O BEEF TONGUES
AD well cured and smoked, for sale
au Is JAS. WINSTON
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BHGGER,S PRIZE OFFICE.

kKAWlNG of the New York Lottery, No. 81
~ III SO IS SO % 10 42
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"A TEACHER WANTED.

u NHE trustees OF Mercer Academy m Virgil
n MA desire so employ Tcathc. e,' "a
fled to teach the Latin and G,ecN I.aenarcs u.s..
elementary branches of Mathematici&, pfi.os.ot-
and General Ethicks and for this purpose so!.t !.
correspondence with gentlemen WHO fee,
themselves qualified for the situation.
They do not want Lecturer upon the several bran.
ches named, as is sometimes customary in Colleges
and other large Scholastic Institutions but would
expect that their teacher would be capable of pre-
pairing class of Is 20 young gentlemen for
University or College course in the above bran
ches. Provided such teacher can be procured
his situation would be permanent in pleasant and
healthy village with good society ard liberal va
ges A gentleman Of middle oge and accustomed
to teaching would be preferred. Young men no
are preparing for the liberal professions are not
solicited. What the Trustees desire is . man who
has made or Intends 70 make teaching his " le
business. Good moral character is INDISPENSABLE
A letter addressed to The Trustees cf Mercer
Academy, Kanawha Court House. Virginia will he
GUY attended to. SPICER PATRICK
JOSEPH LOWELL,
For the Trustees Of Mercer Ac..
uJ- The Editors of the Richmord WIZ NJ
tlonal Intelligencer, and Now York America VII.
please insert tho above three times, and io.. r !.
their accounts to the Editors of the Kanayr.- z d
ner 1or payment aug lG--.3.
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oTiCE.-A Female Teacher qualified 10 rive
,,.s,;o uction IN me ornamental brancho- o. e5
uo.aon, EucH Us painting, music &c is wrr,sa "a
an ASSISTANT in school lately established in hc5j
sn ana InrIvIng part Of the country Enquiries f,cs
Palo) may DC made of the senior Editor Of tbs "a
per, OF n; A. Garland, Boydton, Mecklenburg, Va.
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In Middlcsex county Court, June 25th, 1892
This day came the plaintiff by his Attorney, and by
leave OF tho court, it is ordered that the decree
OF this court in this cause, entered the 20h day OF
May last, be amended in thjs to wit-That il shall
direct the publication of the order to be inserted in
some newspaper in tic city Of Richmond, for eight
weeks successfully. instead Of four weeks now
directed. A Copy. 1'este
57-Sws GEO. IEAIY, e.. VI. r..
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US Il. RICHARD ii. WALKER, late sheriff o
4VE Mecklenburg and administrator with the will
annexed OF Margaret Clark, Messrs. VIM. Clark Ed.
ward Clark, James Clark, Michael Clark John Gull.
roath and Mary his wife, Eliza Wilson, Sally VIII.
son, Frank Wilson, Nancy Wilson, Peggy vii.
son, Samuel Wilson, Lemue Wilson, children of
Nancy Wilson, and Elizabeth Johnson, Obadiah
Overly, administrator of his deceased wife Tabitha,
formerly Tabitha Wilson, and James Wilson,
Take notice, that on the sixteenth, seventeenth
and eighteenth days of August next, unless soon
er completed, at the tavern house Of James Will
hanson, in the county of Nccklenburg, and state
OF Virginia, shall proceed to take the dispositions
OF several witnesses to be read as evidence on the
trial of a suit in chancery depending and un
determined in the circuit superior court of law
and chancery for the county of Mecklenburg in
which you the said Richard H. Walker late she
riff of Mecklenburg and administrator with the
Will annexed of Margaret Clark, is plaintiff, and
William Amis executor of Archibald Clark, and
you the other named parties, are defendants; and
on tile thirteenth fourteenth and fifteenth DAYS of
September next, at the place, unless sooner
completed, shall take the dispositions of several
witnesses to be read as evidence in the same suit
between the same parties and depending in the
same court, at which times and place YOU NAV at
tend if you think proper. Yours, &c.
WM. AMlS, Executor of
july d1-law4wc~ Archibald Clark
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TOMORROW.
splendid CAPITALS!

UNION CANAL LOTTERY --Drawing
VIII DO received Tuesday morning. at o'clock.